Such a beautiful Florida hidden gem! Green Springs is a small, easy hike that's perfect when you want to get outside without committing to anything too long. The spot where the river and spring meet is pretty cool, and the water is the prettiest turquoise blue -- absolutely unreal. Definitely worth checking out! read more

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What an amazing oasis this place is. There's so many hiking trails. I wouldn't even know where to begin. My visit was brief, but beautiful. I would have to take a whole day to even begin to remotely explore this springs Park. I was hoping to see the fluorescent green water, but it wasn't that way this time of year. Either due to the weather or the time of year, I'm not sure. But I will be back. I will see that water yet! read more

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Green Springs Park is 31 acres of natural land located on the north shore of Lake Monroe. The green hued sulfur spring supplies fresh water to Lake Monroe from the Florida aquifer. It is one of the few green springs in Florida. Green Springs Park is a significant archaeological and historical site. Six thousand years ago Green Springs was once an important site for Native Americans such as the Mayaca. Later the Seminoles favored the supposed healing properties of the sulfur water. The Green Springs Midden, a huge shell midden once existed near where the spring run empties into Lake Monroe. Middens are a type of ancient garbage dump that can tell a lot about the people who once lived there. Primitive tools, pottery sherds, as well as remains of humans and animals were found here before the midden was destroyed for road building and fertilizer prior to 1885. Later Enterprise became the final destination on the St. Johns River for the area steamboats. The area near the spring was first settled in 1841 by Cornelius Taylor, a Seminole War veteran, former timber agent, and first cousin to General Zachary Taylor. He was nicknamed the Thunder of Enterprise for his hot temper. In 1842 Taylor constructed a hotel on the midden to attract steamboat passengers. He promoted his hotel as one of Florida's first health spas. The spring was marketed as having restorative powers for people with illnesses. By 1883, the spring was on property owned by wealthy New York wine importer Frederic DeBary, whose guests used the spring recreationally. Today the spring is supposed to be closed to swimmers but there were local kids jumping from the trees into the clear water when I visited. Pretty cool to think they are enjoying the same swimming hole used by the ancient people who once lived here. In the 1980's the spring and surrounding natural land was in danger of being turned into a condo development. After more than 20 years of effort to acquire and develop the site and $1 million investment in land acquisition and improvements, the park finally opened in September 27, 2008. Today the park has restrooms, a large picnic pavilion with tables, a playground, nature trails under the shade of oak, pine and cedar trees, interpretive signs, and scenic overlooks. This park is also where the Spring-to-Spring Trail and the East Central Regional Rail Trail connect. The East Central Regional Rail Trail begins at Green Springs and travels 5.7 miles to State Road 415 in Osteen. read more

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Green Springs State Park is one of those places that quietly steals your heart. The spring itself is stunning, but what really takes it to the next level are the sunsets--absolutely breathtaking, especially near the water. Golden hour here feels like a little slice of heaven. And just when you think it can't get any sweeter, there's a nearby farm where you can spot mini cows when walking on the trail. Yes, mini cows--and they are the cutest, most unexpected joy you didn't know you needed. Whether you're coming to unwind, take a scenic walk, or soak in nature's magic, this park is a true gem in every way. Don't miss it! read more

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What an amazing park !! Went early morning Sunday limited parking. So much to check out. It's clean with bathrooms. Very family friendly. A great place to take a stroll read more

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This is a small public park with a pavilion, picnic tables, small playground, restrooms, several short trails (paved and unpaved), and of course the Green Springs. I enjoyed the hiking trails as they snaked around the peaceful jungle foliage. I had a hard time locating the springs until I found a couple signs. I even saw a small gator floating and sunning itself. It's also a short easy walk to Lake Monroe for a beautiful view. I'd highly recommend this little park, for its peacefulness, trails and adventure opportunity. read more

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Nice little park with walking and bike trails. Little pond in the middle with a small alligator in it. Very lush jungle atmosphere. read more

Green Springs Park - Hiking Near Me - Deltona, Florida

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Wonderful free park with an other-worldly vibe to it! The green color from the springs is worth the small walk to get to it from the parking lot. There was an alligator hanging out in the springs when we viewed it. Nice playground area, picnic tables, restrooms, and walking & biking paths. Worth a stop to check it out! read more

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Fun park for young families! It has a semi-shaded playground for toddlers and young children. It's on the Cross-Florida bike path which is nicely maintained. The spring head has some beautiful old oaks overhanging the water, makes for some pretty pictures. Plenty of looping little trails throughout the park with creeks and native plants to look at. There was a bit of a homeless person issue there (hence the 4 stars), so they kept the bathrooms locked. Call the park rangers, they'll open it for you. read more

Green Springs Park in Enterprise, Florida is built on the first settlement, which was began by Cornelius Taylor in 1842. Taylor was a loud man who was hot tempered and was known as the "Thunder of Enterprise," he was a veteran of the Seminole Wars and, while acknowledged as a "bold and enterprising pioneer in a new country," his brusque manner also fueled conflict, including a fatal shooting. The park itself is an enjoyable respite from the hustle and bustle of civilization. It is nice to walk amongst the trees and imagine Florida before development overtook the natural beauty. The springs is the highlight of this park and a pretty cool thing to behold. read more

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Nature at its best. Lots of trails here and very easy ti find your way around. The swimming hole looked a little scary (to me) especially when I heard a lone alligator (ha) supposedly lives in it. The water was very green. But pretty. read more

Found this little gem on TripAdvisor and wanted to explore some of it because of how beautiful it looked and how close it was from me. Like other reviewers mentioned, it's a bit hidden and thus pretty empty. Not bad for a mid-day weekend! Although it's 36 acres, Green Spring Park seems small. However, most of that is wilderness. It has a picnic pavilion area where you can grill and the rest room area right by the parking circle. There's also a cute little playground area and level hiking paths mixed in with bike paths. The main draw is the Green Springs and man is it beautiful! Sulfur is what gives the water it's distinct color and the usual rotten-egg smell isn't overwhelming. Unfortunately, you cannot go swimming here and there's a sign to beware of Alligators and snakes but I didn't see either. What I did notice was lots of mosquitoes! read more

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The walk to the spring that is a beautiful translucent green is quite short from the parking lot. We saw a turtle and fish and an alligator. Then we took some of the wooded trails which are not marked well, but they were nice loops. This is a great place to bring your bicycle as there is a paved path that will take you all the way up to an area near blue Springs. Green Springs and Gemini Springs are fairly close so it would be fun to do in one day. Across the street from the entrance is Lake Monroe. Volusia county seems to do a nice job of maintaining their parks. read more

Five stars for these beautiful pure green spring waters... However, I am truly concerned about the amount of people that love to use this spring as their own personal pool; even though, there are many signs that say "no swimming". Every time I go here I see the damage caused by irresponsible fun-seekers who make this their own personal watering hole. read more

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Green Springs is rich in history and one of Volusia's best natural resources. The sulfury emerald green spring is as green as can be with two absolutely beautiful oak trees growing curiously above it. Connecting the Spring to Spring and Rail Trials this park's seeing lots of renewed interest. There ought to be security though. Revelers, young and old, profane teens and skinny dipping seniors like to make this their own personal private watering hole despite rules against it, signage and warnings. Sucks. read more

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Super cute little park with a lot of history. It has many great spots for pictures and selfies. It also has very nice and well kept facilities. read more

We had a great time hiking in this beautiful park. The only downfall was the homeless people hanging out. They were all fine and respectful but just weird to see them at a place that is off the beaten path. read more

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This was SUCH a neat area to stop by! (FYI The address listed here is not correct) Beautiful trails and the springs is fantastic to see. We can verify there IS alligators in the area as we stumbled across one taking a swim! read more

Green Springs Park - Hiking Near Me - Deltona, Florida

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Very clean and beautiful: you can't swim cause they have a alligator right now. And watch out for giant spiders if you get off the cemented track and start hiking in the trails in the actual woods, giant spiders read more

Green Springs Park - The spring - Hiking Near Me - Deltona, Florida

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Green sulfur springs Green Spring Park is a wonderful 36 acre park that has some of Florida's last sulfur springs. Yes they are green and they do look strange. The water lever varies a lot and during the dry part of the year the springs aren't that large but even with a low water level the sulfur springs are cool. The area is dripping with history, starting with the Native American tribes having camps here to Frederick DeBary using the park to entertain his very rich guests. The park has a rather odd combination of paved cement paths and dirt ones. All of it is very easy hiking but with so many things to observe. Not only the springs but a plethora of plants and animals No swimming or fishing is allow here but that doesn't matter. It is such a cool and unique place that just walking quietly and looking, listening and smelling is enough. read more

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If your looking for a natural wonder of Central Florida this is the place to see. The spring is actually green! The greenest body of water you will ever encounter. That's not all. Trees, brush, palm fawns, moss, and other natural plants are lush and green as well. If you look straight up you'll see Spanish moss dangling down and birds singing their songs. What a wonderful place to take a peaceful walk and enjoy a picnic with the family. There are paved trails, restrooms, picnic tables, pavillion, and a playground for the little ones. The best part, it's free! Take time out from all of the hustle and bustle of everyday life and visit Green Springs. It's natural Florida and can't get any better than this. Warning, there is NO SWIMMING at this spring and it's strictly enforced. We have seen Park Rangers and the sheriff's office give rowdy teenagers the boot. read more

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Great park, don't trust the Yelp directions . Beautiful trees and great playground for kids . Lots of swimmers in the "no swimming " spring, mostly teen brats jumping from the trees into the water. read more

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Absolutely beautiful. Handicap accessible, swimming spots were a little crowded but we came late in the day.

Cute park with great trails. I loved the view and not very crowded. Lots of explore and off the beaten path

Beautiful spot for a midday walk! If you bring your pets, make sure you do a tick check right after leaving!

What a beautiful place to see! God's handiwork on display! Our family enjoyed going to see the spring one afternoon, and then we walked the trails with our dog. The trails are average, nothing spectacular, but the spring is definitely worth the trip! Beautiful place to take pics! read more

Green Springs Park - Hiking Near Me - Deltona, Florida

Love this place :) This is a good place to walk, jog or bike in a beautiful area shaded by massive great oak trees :) Perfect place to relax.... read more

Green Springs Park - Green Springs Park - Hiking Near Me - Deltona, Florida

Perfect park for the kids and adults. There's a playground we took our son to and some side creeks we got great pics at. You aren't allowed in the spring. But two teens were swimming. I suppose if you don't mind getting told to get out by the occasional Ranger. But they looked like they were having fun haha read more

Green Springs Park - Hiking Near Me - Deltona, Florida

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Small but quiet with lots of trails and tree cover. The area has sulfur springs and swimming is not allowed, although some do swim anyway. The paths are covered with oak trees and palm glades abound during you hike. It is a nice quiet nature area in the highly populated area of Deltona. read more

Great spot to come walk and check out the green sulfur spring. Great park for the kids as well. They have some pavilions, picnic tables, grills, and bathrooms. There is no swimming but that doesn't stop these crazy kids. Go look at the hash tags for #greensprings on instragram and watch the crazy videos. read more

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I went there and there were people sitting in the bushes and hobos doing stuff in the bathroom

Very natural and well worth seeing with interesting history of the surrounding area Nice kids playground. Very well kept and low traffic area. Good walking and biking trails. No swimming at springs but you may find some kids jumping off the tree into it :) read more

This park is gorgeous. Beautiful and very peaceful. Has lot of benches to sit and enjoy the view and fresh air.

Great quite place to come by yourself or bring the family. We come here often with the kiddos & they always have a great time walking through the trails & playing on the playground. This park also connects to bike trail. read more

Is a great place to run or bike. I go there all the time with the kids and the wife. There's plenty of room to accommodate both directions of running. There is shade theres wildlife there's greenery there's trees. There's plenty of parking with a restroom. We go at least twice a week and it's beautiful. read more

Awesome place to spend a quiet afternoon under a tree canopy. Even though there were no swimming signs posted, it didnt stop the kids from climbing the trees and jumping into the 70-Something feet deep 72 degree water. Very clean and very well maintained park. read more

I love this park! It is a lovely place to visit. If offers a covered picnic area, clean restrooms, a kids playground and a wonderful bike trail where you can ride your bike or walk your dogs. The paved trail, which is several miles long, is clean and well maintained and the foliage is trimmed. There are trail markers to keep track of your mileage as you go along. There are dog pick up bags available to clean up after your pet and plenty of trash receptacles along the way as well. The trail is peaceful and you can hear lots of birds and other critters while you walk. There are some bike stops there if you need to use several different tools. The green spring itself is simply lovely. It is a lovely emerald green, surrounded by some huge, beautiful old trees. You may see some hawks or swimming turtles and fish too. No swimming is allowed - please respect the spring and stay out of the water! read more