Wakulla Springs Tallahassee FL

Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park

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Home to one of the world’s largest and deepest freshwater springs, the sapphire water of Wakulla Springs boasts manatees, alligators and a …

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Oct 26, 2024
We had visited this site a few years ago so we thought another visit would be a good day trip. We reserved the boat tour so that was our first stop. In addition to seeing birds and alligators, this… Full review by journalmytrips
Jul 4, 2024
Attempted to visit the park on July 4 And were told they were at capacity. Never heard that one before. How does a state park have a capacity? Secondly, info re: boat ride was ever changing depending… Full review by sarahl4ughs
Jun 27, 2024
Beautiful state park and lodge! The lodge makes me think of old Florida. Stunning architecture and furnishings. Absolutely immaculate and super interesting history on display. Pretty cool how the mov… Full review by Kathy P
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This is a multi-use trail that begins at the historic Wakulla Springs Lodge and meanders over the headwaters of the Wakulla River. The trail go…
mtbproject.com
Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park is a Florida State Park in Wakulla County, Florida, United States. This 6,000 acre wildlife sanctu…
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Are the boats running now?
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Yes, they are running. You need to make a reservation in advance or you take a chance of not getting to go. They are well worth it and interesting info told by a park ranger.
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Answer by Rose-Ken S · Feb 11, 2022
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how much is the boat tour
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Yes. $8. The earliest tour of the day has the most wildlife sightings, including manatees. Get there before the tourbooth opens and wait in line to secure a seat
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Could you see any damage from the hurricane in the area?
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Some trees are down in the park, but the damage is slight and mostly not noticeable
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Is it likely to see a manatee in early October here?
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Yes I always see manatees there in the fall both taking the boat ride at the park and renting kayaks down river by the bridge and paddling up river to the fence that blocks the way to the park
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