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Jurassic Park in Florida?
This place is really Jurassic Park IRL in Florida. Green Springs Park is one of Florida’s few green sulfur springs! Bikers, hikers and nature lovers enjoy visiting this park. There are paved and natural trails to stroll, scenic overlooks, a playground and picnic pavilions. It’s a peaceful retreat from the city.
Green Springs is about 76 feet deep. The Mayaca and Seminole tribes considered this land sacred because they believed the sulfur water in the springs has healing properties.
Green Springs Park
📍Enterprise, FL

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Fred Howard Park
📍1700 Sunset Dr, Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
Fred Howard Park in Tarpon Springs is a rare Florida gem where a causeway leads to a former offshore island, offering Gulf-front beaches, tidal flats, and sweeping sunset views. It is also a prime spot for spotting dolphins, manatees, and migratory birds while enjoying calm, shallow waters ideal for swimming and kayaking.
Why visit:
• Crystal-clear, calm Gulf waters make it ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and kayaking.
• The park offers stunning sunset views and scenic causeway drives unlike most Florida beaches.
• It is a great spot to see dolphins, manatees, and a wide variety of coastal birds.
• Fewer crowds compared to nearby beaches create a more relaxed, local Florida experience.
Would you visit this hidden car accessible island?