Summary of Features Scale -3rd magnitude  Scenery - good-very good  How Pristine? -  spring pristine, houses nearby  Swimming - no  Protection - unknown  Crowds - none  Access - no direct access  Facilities - fine nearby  Safety - good  Scuba - no  Cost - free

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Spring Description
Satsuma Spring lies in a depression/ravine in a area of deep forest adjoining the St. Johns River. The spring forms a semicircular pool 30 feet in diameter. The water looked clear and greenish from the author’s vantagepoint 65 feet away, and the depth was only a few inches. The water has a pronounced sulfur odor. Water from the spring forms a small run that flows 350 feet into the St. Johns River. Another small spring run joins the Satsuma run just below the pool on the SE side.

Use/Access

There does not appear to be any utilization of the spring. There are houses on the north and east sides of the pool and run, and there is a fish camp at the site.

Nearby Springs

• Beecher Springs, Mud Spring, Welaka Spring, Nashua Spring, Orange Spring, Salt Springs, Green Cove Spring, Silver Glen Springs, Alexander Spring, Sweetwater Spring, De Leon Spring, Juniper Springs, Fern Hammock Springs, Whitewater Springs