15 Free Swimming Holes near Micanopy, FL 32667
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Keystone Beach
Keystone Heights
24.2 miles NEFree city-run beach and playground on the north shore of Lake Geneva in downtown Keystone Heights, open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., with a marked swim area beside the 1924 Historic Pavilion.
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Rainbow Springs State Park
Dunnellon, Florida
30.3 miles SA large first-magnitude spring feeding the crystal-clear Rainbow River — swim, snorkel, or rent a canoe to paddle downstream past the headspring through gorgeous water the entire length.
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Poe Springs
High Springs
31.3 miles NWA second-magnitude spring in an Alachua County park three miles west of High Springs, where 72-degree water fills a walled pool over a 25-foot vent and runs a short forest channel to the tannic Santa Fe River. The county closed the designated swimming are
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Ichetucknee Area
Bell, Florida
33.0 miles NWSeveral clear, cool springs clustered northwest of Gainesville in the Ichetucknee area — details available through the linked Florida springs resource.
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Oleno State Park
High Springs, Florida
33.6 miles NWA tannic-water swimming bend in the river with Spanish moss overhead, docks to jump from, and a short hiking trail that follows the river until it plunges underground — alligators in the nearby sinkhole add to the excitement.
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Salt Springs Recreation Area
Salt Springs, Florida
34.5 miles EBig mineral spring in the Ocala National Forest with a walled swim area over the boils, a 160-site campground, marina and a run to Lake George.
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Fanning Springs State Park
Fanning Springs, Florida
39.8 miles WA beautiful, clear spring with a diving platform inside a Florida state park — cool, refreshing water for just $1 per person.
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Juniper Springs Recreation Area
Astor
40.8 miles SEA Civilian Conservation Corps spring pool in the Ocala National Forest that holds 72 degrees year round over a sand and limestone bottom, with a historic millhouse waterwheel, a seven mile canoe run, and 79 campsites. Day use is $14.50 per person.
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Hart Springs
Bell, Florida
42.0 miles WHart Springs County Park lets you swim, snorkel, and scuba dive in strikingly clear spring water — with cave diving for the truly adventurous — for just $4 a person.
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Manatee Springs State Park
Chiefland, Florida
42.0 miles WCrystal-clear Manatee Springs flows into the Suwannee River, offering swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving in one of Florida's most beautiful spring-fed parks.
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Ichetucknee River
Fort White, Florida
43.3 miles NWA pristine 6-mile spring-fed river averaging 20 feet wide and 5 feet deep in North Central Florida, with most of the river flowing through Ichetucknee Springs State Park.
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Rock Bluff Springs
Bell, Florida
43.4 miles NWSwim near Bell, Florida
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Blue Hole Spring
O'Brien
43.6 miles NWA 40 foot deep karst spring at the end of a half mile trail in Ichetucknee Springs State Park, 72 degrees year round with a hard upwelling boil. Swimming and snorkeling are allowed, the park calls it experienced swimmers only, and it is the only spring in
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Dexter Beach
Crescent City
46.3 miles EFree city swim beach on Lake Stella in Crescent City, Florida, with a small sand beach, floating pier and playground in Thomas A. Dexter Bicentennial Park. No lifeguards; open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in summer.
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Crystal River
Crystal River, Florida
46.5 miles SWCrystal River, on Florida's Nature Coast about ninety minutes north of Tampa, is the swimming destination famous around the world as the only place you can legally swim with wild manatees. The town...
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