Troy Springs State Park

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4.7

( 8 reviews )

Swimming Lessons/Schools, Boating, Hiking

674 NE Troy Springs Rd, Branford, FL 32008, United States

+1 3869-354-835

Troy Springs State Park is a stunning outdoor destination nestled in Branford, Florida. Known for its 70-ft.-deep spring, this state park offers a range of activities including swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving around a sunken ship. With its beautiful natural surroundings and clear waters, Troy Springs State Park provides an ideal setting for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The park also welcomes dogs, making it a great spot for pet owners to enjoy the outdoors with their furry friends. Whether visitors want to take a peaceful walk, explore the underwater wonders, or simply relax in the scenic surroundings, Troy Springs State Park offers a serene and captivating experience for all.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Picnic tables
Public toilet
Hiking
Kid-friendly hikes

Reviews

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Inigo hohmeyer

March 22, 2024

I got my level 1 freedive certification here and it’s a great springs to dive in!! Clean freshwater and good visibility, given that the scuba divers don’t stir it up too much at the bottom! It was foggy in the morning but then cleared up and was beautifully sunny later in the day. The facility had great clean bathrooms and a gear rinsing station but I just wish they had hot showers. The water can get pretty cold if you’re not moving around that much, but otherwise it felt great!

Humberto cicia

March 22, 2024

This state park is fairly new and we'll maintained. They did a great job making it accessible to those with disabilities. The ramp seemed excessively long but it serves the purpose. The spring is well maintained and they have added a buoy line across the spring cut at the rivers edge to keep the boats out. Which also protects remnants of the Civil War boat. By far my favorite part of this spring! The history that you can literally see right infron of you is amazing! The second coolest is the dozens of turtles that call this spring home! I have never seen this many turtles is the wild and so up close. The scuba diving here is good for beginners, very easy journey down to the spring at 75ish feet. All dependent on the rivers level. Not much to see but a easy amd relaxing dive.

James dougherty

March 22, 2024

#TroySprings is a beautiful spring. 70 ft deep. A great location spot for #scubadiving and swimming. Unfortunately the rains from Georgia came down the Suwanee River. And flooded all the #springs along the River. Still beautiful even when The water is brown.

Robert thurman

March 22, 2024

A very beautiful & we'll cared for, state park. We met Ginger Nichols the person in charge, she is wonderful to talk to & loves Florida & especially the state parks she has worked at. She could spend days sharing the beauty & her interests in many many of Florida state parks. Highly recommend putting this park on your "must visit" list.

杨永久

March 22, 2024

Absolutely gorgeous, a short walk down a zigzag incline with very few places to set stuff down by the water. But, there are several grills and picnic tables near the parking lot. The water is so deep and beautiful, very large area to swim. We brought goggles and pool noodles to be able to comfortably enjoy the entire space. There's even a sunken ship to see down in the cold water!

Amy craven

March 22, 2024

Spring is currently flooded and closed for swimming so that was a bummer but we know its just that time of year. We did the trail instead and it was a beautiful about .9 mile hike. Bring closed shoes as its muddy from recent rain and bug spray

Stacy jensen

March 22, 2024

Great Place very nice park. They have very clean restrooms. Park is very well kept. Trails well maintained. If you’re in the area stop in and take a look at one of the BEST parks in Florida

Michael hsiu

March 22, 2024

Confederate ship was really a few pieces of indicernible wood at the bottom of a small grotto that was about 70'. Long walk down. We had higher expectations. Quick dive around a small deep pool. Bathrooms were clean/nice, picnic tables were plentiful and in good shape. Main steps down to water were broken and blocked off and secondary path wasn't as easy to get in from.