Indian Springs State Park, Flovilla

We camped at this delightful state park in February. The campground is located quite far into the park so just keep driving. That being said, there’s a lot of neat things to do and see between the entrance and campground. You could spend several days here playing mini golf, kayaking, biking, hiking, exploring the cemetery... You can even find other state parks within a few miles. We joined the line at the spring to get a gallon of water to take with us. It was nice to reuse a bottle and meet the people who drink the water regularly. They told us that we should allow the water to sit for a few days to allow the sulfur to dissipate. I liked the water better than my mother’s tap water so try it., but not right away. I’m sure this park is busier in the summer so reserve ahead of time.

Wonderful place to go to for natural spring water. You have to pay a parking fee of $5. The hours vary, so don't depend on Google posted hours. You can get water as long as you are there before sunset. At that time, the ranger locks the gate to the sheltered water spigot. Beautiful scenery. Received 4 stars because the last time we were there the ranger was not very friendly. Plan time to visit the waterfront and enjoy the water cascading over the rocks. be careful because it is very slippery. Many pavilions to reserve for your enjoyment.