Gemini Springs Park

I really enjoyed spending the 4th of July at Gemini Springs! It was a peaceful and relaxing spot to celebrate, and I especially enjoyed the fireworks—they were a beautiful way to end the evening. The park is a great location for picnics, with plenty of open space and shaded areas. I also loved that they have a dog park, which is perfect for bringing your furry friends. My only wish is that the spring was one we could actually swim in—it would make the experience even better. Still, it’s a lovely place to visit and unwind.

This is a beautiful park! The trials both walking and biking are very maintained. Lots of tables for a picnic, a fishing pier, dog park. We took the walk around the springs and the walking trials and bridges and seen 2 gators while there, both on shore and in the water. The pavilion had a private party which appeared to be a wedding. What a beautiful place to have one! Tons of fish, crystal clear water, truly natures paradise.

Interesting Park with several small springs. There is a lot of room here for getting outside and enjoying a good weather day. A small sinkhole that is still open was quite interesting to see, as were the several small springs that pour into a larger body of water that flows out to the St Johns River. Ample picnic tables and pavilions, large lawns for kids and the young to play. Fishing was allowed, and it was enjoyable seeing people enjoying that sport. Being a rather large park it would be easy to get in a good walk just following all the paths. I believe there was more than we were able to see on our one visit. Bathrooms were clean and located throughout the park. A nice playground for the kid was popular with some sunshades over the top. It was pretty nice for a park playground. If I lived near, I would certainly visit frequently just to walk the bridges and look into the water and see the fish, watch the fishermen, and enjoy the walking trails. This is however not a nature park with long hiking trails, but more of a public park that is big enough that you can easily get a walk in and keep on the move. The slower flow of the springs has a good bit of the water not as clear as you expect from springs where there is a large amount of water coming out of the spring head. It is none the less a pretty area of water with several small springs and you can see into the water, even in the larger areas where it pools. Looks like a very good place if you need to accommodate a larger group.

I had such a beautiful and peaceful experience there. It was the perfect spot for my maternity pictures, and I truly enjoyed my walk with my dog. The friendly playground was delightful, making it a wonderful place for kids to have fun and play. It felt heartwarming to see families enjoying the space together.

Gemini, is a peaceful and beautiful park… they have gazebos (for rent), lots of greenery and wildlife and a beautiful spring full of fish, turtles and gators 🐊!!!! But, we came to celebrate the life and memories of our beloved Vicky… fly high to heaven and rest in peace Mariposa 🦋 🙏🏼♥️🥹💔…

We came here by bike from Sanford. Very nice, clean, well paved trail. I didn’t know what to expect at Gemini Springs. It’s not very big but it looks like this little gem has everything; bathrooms, picnic tables, etc. We walked around, took some pictures, got back on our bikes and back on the trail. No swimming here! We saw a small gator and fishes. It was worth the visit!

This is a great place to walk, walk your dog, fish, picnic, or lay by the water. There is tons of parking. There are specifically two parking areas. I believe there are 2 bathrooms, which is great. There are places to put in your kayak. The trees and water are so beautiful. The water was so clear you could see tons of fish! There were a lot of birds too! There is also a play ground for kids. Theres a big empty field to play field sports or play with your dog. This is a hidden gem for sure! I could spend 2-5 hours here.

Very nicely maintained park. The spring is lovely and clear and has a nice walking trail around it. Watch out for the squirrels though- they have no fear and will stalk you!