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Salt Springs

Located in the Ocala National Forest, visitors to Salt Springs will be delighted with the wide diversity of recreational activities available. Originally a privately owned campground, the National Forest Service purchased the area in 1970. Vents of both salt and freshwater flow into the spring which creates a distortion of objects underwater known as a "halocline." This feature, unique to Salt Springs, makes it a favorite among snorkelers. The springs flow into Salt Springs Run, an excellent canoe trail which empties into Lake George. With superb camping facilities, above average fishing, great hiking trails and a food store and gas station nearby, the springs offer a chance to get away from it all combined with modern conveniences.

Directions: From Orlando, Take I-4 to Exit 54, SR-472. Take SR-472 west 2-5/10 miles to US-17. Take US-17 north 17-6/10 miles to FL-40. Turn left on FL-40 and travel 14-4/10 miles to SR-19. Turn right on SR-19 and travel 21 miles to the campground entrance.
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