Troy Spring State Park is a 70 foot deep first magnitude spring ffers a wonderful experience in the middle of rural Florida to cool off, relax and enjoy the best the state has to offer in the form of a premiere spring.

 

Whether swimming, snorkeling, diving or just sitting on the shore, you are sure to find something to enjoy here, and keep coming back for.

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Only open-water scuba diving is permitted and divers must be certified; no solo diving is allowed.

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Nestled in the shallow water of the spring run are the remains of the Civil War-era steamboat Madison which was scuttled in 1863 to keep it from being captured. A hidden gem in north-central Florida, 

 

The sunken wreck of the ship Madison is a particularly fascinating area to explore at the mouth of the spring, it’s ghostly imprint still visible on clear water days.

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The main spring area has some shallow and some deeper areas, for swimming and diving respectively. A multitude of fish are visible from both the surface and underwater, making the submerged world of the spring resplendent with life and color.

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