Summary of Features   Scale - 3rd magnitude Scenery - fine How Pristine? - very pristine Swimming - no Protection - unknown Crowds - none Access - private Facilities - none Safety - unknown Scuba - no

Quick Directions 250 feet upriver from TAY924993 spring. Full Directions From the junction of U.S. 27/19 and U.S. 98 in Perry, drive west on U.S. 98 for 2.55 miles.  Turn right (north) at sign for Hunter Creek development and proceed just under a mile to the bridge over Spring Creek.  The spring is 250 upriver from the bridge on the right (more southerly) fork of the creek on the east side of the bridge.

For maps, latitude/longitude data, driving directions, satellite imagery, and topographic representations as well as weather conditions at this spring, go to Greg Johnson's informative "Florida Springs Database" web site at the following address:  http://www.ThisWaytothe.Net/springs/floridasprings.htm#Florida

Spring Description
The spring lies in the bed of Spring Creek between the remnants of two beaver dams.  Water flows from a small limestone opening (that was not clearly visible) at a depth of 2-3 feet.  A mild upwelling was visible on the surface, and the water was fairly clear.  The bottom of the creek in this backed-up section is covered in filamentous algae.  The creek is 25 feet across and is completely canopied by trees and shrubs along its low banks.

Use/Access

• No apparent use, except by beavers.
• The land is not signposted.  Hornsby & Ceryak state that the land around the spring is private property (2000, p. 31)
• An overland walk through thick woods is required to reach the spring site, and the spring itself is difficult to spot.

Nearby Springs

• Waldo Spring
• Big Spring
• Woods Creek Rise
• Folsom Spring
• TAY924993
• Hampton Spring

•  Econfina River State Park
•  Wacissa River/Slave Canal
•  Wakulla Springs State Park
•  St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge