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De León Springs State Park

Tourist Attraction, Park, Greenways & Parks601 Ponce Deleon Blvd, De Leon Springs, FL 32130, USA

Welcome to De Leon Springs State Park

Visitors enjoy a Florida experience that includes a recreational swimming area and a fascinating history. Once called Acuera, or “Healing Waters,” by Mayaca Indians who inhabited the area, De Leon Springs is a place to cool off in clear waters, roam trails through a lush subtropical forest that features a massive old-growth bald cypress tree, and immerse oneself in a rich history. The spring run was once used to turn a sugar cane mill followed by a grist mill to turn corn into flour during the Civil War.

The famous naturalist John James Audubon visited the springs in 1831. “This spring presents a circular basin, having a diameter of about 60 feet, from the center of which the water is thrown up with great force, although it does not rise to a height of more than a few inches above the general level,” he wrote in his journal.

Today, thanks to state park protection, Audubon’s description still rings true.

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De León Springs State Park
601 Ponce Deleon BlvdDe Leon Springs, FL 32130, USA
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