Family & Kids Springs
Kelly Park Rock Springs
About
Rock Springs pushes about 26,000 gallons a minute of 68-degree water out of a cave at the head of Kelly Park, and the run it feeds is the whole point: you drop in at the boil and let the current walk you a quarter-mile downstream past limestone ledges and overhanging palms. The water glows that gemstone teal-green where the light hits the sand, and the float lasts roughly 25 minutes before a short paved walk back to do it again. Bring your own tube or float under five feet, get there early because the lot caps and fills by mid-morning, and plan to be wet all day.
Highlights
Natural lazy-river tube run down Rock Springs Run68-degree water year-round, about 26,000 gallons a minuteTeal-green spring water over limestone and sandBring your own tube or float under five feetArrive early: the parking lot caps and fills by mid-morning
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