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Swimming Holes in High Springs, Florida
3 natural swimming holes
Looking for water near High Springs? The Florida directory holds 3 natural swimming holes in this area. The listings span Alachua County and Gilchrist County. Worth a first look: Ginnie Springs, plus Poe Springs Park nearby. The local flavor is pure spring: every one of the 3 is a spring. Plan around Year-round — that's the best season named in most local listings.
Swimming holes in High Springs
- Ginnie Springs
Seven crystalline springs along the Santa Fe River on private land, Ginnie is the spring country's party headquarters - tubing, snorkeling, and cave diving by day, and a…
- Poe Springs Park
Alachua County's spring park on the Santa Fe River, Poe offers a deep, clear swimming basin with a diving dock and a shady picnic grove.
- Ruth B. Kirby Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park
Florida's newest state park, opened in 2017, centers on a gorgeous second-magnitude spring locals simply called Blue Springs for generations.
Frequently asked questions
How many swimming holes are in High Springs, FL?
Our directory lists 3 natural swimming holes in and around High Springs, Florida, across Alachua County, Gilchrist County. New spots are added as they're verified.
What kinds of swimming holes are in High Springs?
The 3 listings cover 3 springs. See each listing for details on access and conditions.
Which swimming hole near High Springs should I try first?
Ginnie Springs is a well-documented local listing. Seven crystalline springs along the Santa Fe River on private land, Ginnie is the spring country's party headquarters - tubing, snorkeling, and cave diving by… Full details, maps, and safety notes are on its page.
When is the best time to swim near High Springs?
Local listings most often name Year-round as the best season. Spring runoff can make rivers and creeks dangerously high — check local conditions before you go.