Wekiwa Springs State Park is renowned for its crystal-clear springs, lush tropical hammocks, and abundant wildlife. The park has been a beloved destination for nature enthusiasts and families alike, offering various activities catering to all interests and ages. The park is a haven for water enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy paddleboarding, canoeing, kayaking, and swimming in the refreshing 72-degree waters of the Wekiwa Springs. The springs feed into the Wekiva River, providing an ideal setting for paddling adventures and wildlife viewing. MORE INFO
With over 25 miles of trails, Wekiwa Springs offers ample opportunities for hiking and biking. These trails take visitors through diverse ecosystems, from dense hammocks to scenic uplands, offering a chance to explore the natural beauty of Florida up close. For those looking to extend their stay, the park offers various camping options. Whether you prefer a developed campsite with amenities or a more primitive group camping experience, Wekiwa Springs has something to suit every camper’s preference. MORE INFO
The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including the native black bear. Birdwatchers and nature photographers will find plenty of opportunities to capture the beauty of the park’s inhabitants in their natural habitat. Guests can enjoy food and beverage services at the park’s concession stand. Plans are underway to expand catering options for special events, corporate outings, and social gatherings, making Wekiwa Springs an ideal location for a variety of occasions.
*Wekiwa State Park now requires day visitors to make reservations so be sure to do so before your big day out with Mother Nature!