Morrison Springs Park

Morrison Springs Park

Morrison Springs Park in Florida is renowned for its crystal-clear springs and is a popular destination for divers and nature enthusiasts.

161
Acres Protected
0.25
Miles of Trails
100,000
Annual Visitors
2004
Year Established

About Morrison Springs Park

Morrison Springs Park
 

Morrison Springs Park, located in Walton County, Florida, is a stunning recreational area known for its 250-foot diameter spring basin, offering crystal-clear waters ideal for scuba diving and swimming. The park is a renowned spring that has become one of the most popular diving spots in the region, thanks to its 65-foot depth. The park covers 161 acres and was acquired by Walton County in 2004 to preserve its natural beauty and provide public access. The springs are a significant ecological feature, supporting a rich aquatic life and creating a pristine habitat for native species. Morrison Springs is fed by a large underground aquifer, which maintains a constant temperature throughout the year. The surrounding park features boardwalks and picnic areas that provide recreational opportunities for family outings, bird watching, and photography. Historically, Morrison Springs has been a local natural gem attracting residents and tourists alike for relaxation and adventure, making it essential for local biodiversity and cultural heritage.

Highlights

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Crystal-clear diving conditions

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Rich aquatic ecosystem and diverse wildlife

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Tranquil boardwalks through the natural setting

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Spacious picnic areas for family gatherings

Notable Natural Features

Spring Basin

A 250-foot diameter with depths reaching 65 feet, it's ideal for diving.

Boardwalk

A scenic path offering views of the natural surroundings and easy access to the water.

Picnic Areas

Ample space with tables for leisure meals and gatherings.