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Any recommendations of secret springs in Orlando?

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"Hey guys. Do y’all know of any springs around the central Florida area? Not necessarily secret, just not as crowded as wekiwa. Appreciate about it!"

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It seems like all the springs are very busy these days. If you're just looking for a secluded spot and not concerned about being right at the boil, your best bet is kayaking down a spring run. I did the weeki wachee spring recently on a weekday and only saw about 6 people all the way down. Juniper springs is another good one for that. Lithia springs was always my favorite for a less crowded option.
I would recommend you Blue Springs. But manatee season is coming so you may not enjoy springs now. Though it's a great time to see these gentle giants if that's your gem.
How about Fanning Spring? I used to work here. It is located along the meandering Suwannee River. An overlook at the park allows visitors to view the spring in its entirety and provides a spectacular view of the boil. You can enjoy grilling and picnicking under majestic live oaks. The springs also offer an abundance of underwater wildlife to view.
I grew up near Homosassa Springs and it was never crowded.
Rock Springs at Kelly park. It is at 400 E Kelly Park RD Apopka, FL 32712. It provides natural springs all year round, and also tent and RV camping. You can have different entertainments at Kelly park.
Rainbow springs is a bit of a drive but really fun to tube down (closer to Gainesville).

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