Troy Springs State Park - Branford (FL)

5 /5 Noble Notary & Legal Document Preparers: Very scenic and a nice place to explore. Unfortunately, the swimming area was STILL closed.

3 /5 Meadow thorne: Not one of the prettiest springs Its normally a bit green with lots of divers.This is only pretty maybe 5 times a year.Where its sparkling and clear Lots of weird bugs.I got stung and rushed to the hospital because of one

3 /5 iwantagreatbargain: We stopped by Troy Springs State Park on the way home from another State Park, not realizing the access point to enter the spring was closed due to flooding. If it wasnt flooded, I would guess its a nice place to swim. If this is on your list of destinations. I would check first on its condition.

4 /5 Stephanie Girard: **DISCLAIMER** We did not visit with the intent to use the springs. We wanted to understand the layout/offerings. We visited on a rainy and thunderstorms Friday. The spring was closed as a result, but the grounds were open. Probably 30 parking spots. A ladies and mens room with running water and more than one stall. A few picnic tables. Its a long ramp down to the spring itself. We did see wild turkeys on the drive to the parking area and many small frogs in the puddles.

5 /5 Storrs Tucker “t17389z”: Low-key might be my favorite spring in the state. Very secluded, never busy. Love snorkeling over the old confederate steamboat, though the whole spring run is completely choked by algae right now. Make sure the Suwanee isnt flooded when you try and visit, otherwise you wont see anything