Discover the Beauty of Ginnie Springs in High Springs, Florida
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Ginnie Springs in High Springs, Florida is a beautiful privately-owned park that boasts 7 different springs to swim, snorkel, tube, kayak, and even cave dive!
Ginnie Springs has a ton to offer visitors who are even coming up here for a day. So, if you would like to hear all those details, I'll go over them in my video.
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Hey Everyone! It is always nice to take a break from the hustle and bustle of Orlando, and appreciate some natural Florida beauty! Have you been to a Florida Spring? Which one is your favorite?
XD awesome you had so much fun, i live on this river so watching this was so cool :p
You guys got some really cool shots! Looks beautiful and fun!
Thank you! ☺️💛
Would you recommend this one for a beginner who also cannot swim? I would obviously wear a life jacket and have a very stable sit on kayak. Thanks in advance. I was looking at either this one or Juniper Springs
Hey there! The river doesn't have a really rough current, so I think it would be pretty easy for a beginner. The biggest challenge is getting in and out of the kayak from the launch area...especially if there are a lot of people swimming in the main spring. You'll be dodging swimmers as you get out of the spring. But, once you're out of the main spring area, it's smooth sailing.
@@ChrissaTravels okay thank you and I love your videos. I've always wanted to kayak. Just got my first one so hoping to make this a new hobby! ❤️
@@jay312productions3 you’re going to LOVE it! It’s so peaceful out on the water, and so many beautiful springs to enjoy! You’ll have to check out Rock Springs Run too with the beautiful emerald cut! You can launch from Kings Landing.
Lmao I was there! There was 2 little alligator and yes guys there are alligators there but the don’t do anything to you!
After a memorial day rave, 20,000 drunk, drugged people, there were 2 shootings and one person dead. Never go on the weekends.
Did you get your shoes wet?? Dogwood Springs had all kinds of water color. Deer Spring was beautiful.
Ooh so pretty! I need to go here. 😮
Can you swim in the springs that have the caves? I've been told it's "diving only." Can u walk to each spring or do you have to kayak?
Bravo to another well made video 👏🏼 !!! Love the shot where you went from darker water to clear, and also the overhead shot to under the water.
Awww... thank you so much!! I have to admit, I was in love with the water transition shot too! lol... It was one I had to make sure got into the video! I'm so happy that you enjoyed it!
@@ChrissaTravels Love, love love the Springs and your videos! I'm writing an educational fiction book for teens and pre-teens about a Magical Spring and a mermaid. My grandparents lived in New Port Richie and when I was about 5-years-old we went to Weeki Wachee and the show there made an indelible mark in my heart. I'm hoping to chat with you sometime.
Thank you for sharing.
Camped out in 06, incredible place.
Are alligators in the water? I’m new to Florida
Hi Yorkie lover's! You can always safely assume that there are gators in any fresh water here in Florida. However, they tend to stay out of the springs because they prefer to safety of murky water. So, you may see a small one in the clear water of a spring, but they usually stay far away from a crowd of people.
Hey it looks really nice. How is the wifi there? Or you have service?
this is probably one of the best videos, very informational, great shots, and to the point! thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! I'm so happy you found this video helpful!
You guys got some really cool shots! Looks beautiful and fun!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that! ☺️
Great video! ❤
Too Pricey for a family
Genny Springs has got to be my favorite A lot of college kids go there from Gainesville Alcohol is permitted Kind of pricey to camp You're charging camp and Ann swimming
Too many cocodriles
You went on a wonderful day. I have never seen it that empty except years ago. We just went there recently and it is definitely no longer kid friendly. It attracts boozers and potheads so if you love seeing beer cans everywhere and smelling pot smoke and having the management turn a blind eye to criminal and wreckless behavior.
Good review...
Thank you! ☺️
This summer I plan to get there. I been in Gainesville over 2 years now. Summer planning is hard with all the rain. Last year I went to the Botanic garden and we did have to duck some showers here and there but it gave us the sense as if we were in a tropical rain forest. Most summer rains here are short too. I'd find it best to go during the hottest (and rainy) months since that water is very cool and refreshing and if we get rain just think about tropical rain forests.
Wow, totally amazing. Any alligators or snakes?
great photography!
Thank you so much! ☺️💛
Are there snapping turtles or alligators?
Beautiful.
It’s it? I always love discovering a beautiful spring! ☺️
gators?
We didn’t see any gators while we were there, but you can always safely assume that there are gators in any body of water in Florida.
Yes I saw a gator
They closed off the areas the gators were where I went.
Lazaro, I was going until I saw your comment 😭
Why is it pricey?
I know your address
Alright weirdo.
I hope there aren’t any gators
Are there alligators?
yesh, but they shy away from springs where water comes up.