
Hot springs in Florida
Every hot spring we have verified in Florida, from undeveloped soaks to resort pools, with water temperatures, fees, access notes and a map.
- hot springs
- 21
- hot springs
- free to enter
- 2
- free to enter
- wild & natural
- 1
- wild & natural
- resorts & pools
- 20
- resorts & pools
All hot springs in Florida


68-70°F20-21°C
Wild & natural

72°F22°C
Resort or spa





72°F22°C
Public pool


68-72°F20-22°C
Public pool
72°F22°C
Public pool






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Hot springs in Florida: common questions
How many hot springs are in Florida?
We currently list 21 hot springs in Florida: 1 wild or natural, 2 resorts or spas, 18 public pools or bathhouses. 3 of them are closed or temporarily closed, and marked on their cards and pages. The list grows as we verify new places.
Are there free hot springs in Florida?
Yes, 2 of the springs we list in Florida have no entry fee, including Cypress Spring and Royal Springs Park. Free springs are usually undeveloped, so expect no changing rooms or lifeguards, and check parking rules.
What is the hottest hot spring in Florida?
Of the springs with published temperatures, Weeki Wachee Springs State Park runs hottest, at up to 72-74°F (22-23°C). Water that hot needs short soaks; test it with a hand before you get in.
Which hot springs in Florida are good for kids?
Alexander Springs Recreation Area, Blue Spring State Park, Cypress Spring, De Leon Springs State Park and Devil's Den Spring are the most family-friendly options we list, with lifeguarded or shallow pools and facilities on site. Clothing-optional springs are excluded.
Which hot springs in Florida can you drive right up to?
Alexander Springs Recreation Area, De Leon Springs State Park, Devil's Den Spring, Ginnie Springs and Juniper Springs Recreation Area have parking within a few minutes' walk of the water. 7 others need a walk or a hike, which is noted on each listing.