I love this place. I’ve visited I don’t know how many times and never get sick of it. It’s just a beautiful walk back into old Florida. And oh, the wildlife… I have just never consistently seen such diverse wildlife in one spot other than here. Not once have I taken the boat tour without seeing such beautiful and a... More

First of all, please note that this review is of the hotel. Visiting the park itself was a truly breathtaking experience and I can't recommend it enough. The boat tour was wonderful, the skipper knowledgeable and friendly, and the park simply beautiful. However, the Lodge was a real disappointment. I was expecting 'old' from the reviews on here, and being... More

Wakulla Springs is one of the most beautiful places you will ever visit.. The boat ride is very nice very scenic and very low priced for what you get.. Also the hotel rooms were a great bargain at just over $100 per night.. The food is also great for a great overall experience you cannot beat this place..

We stayed for one night a few days after Christmas 2012. When we arrived around 7 PM, there was no one at the front desk and no other staff could be found. After about 15 minutes, a guy returned to the front desk. That was about par for our stay. The room we stayed in had about a dozen ladybug-like... More

My wife and I stayed in the Wakulla Springs Lodge for our 37th Anniversary. Our visit was mid-week and we only got to stay one night...but we WILL GO BACK! Wonderful historic lodge with extremely helpful staff. Thoroughly enjoyed the hike and boat ride while viewing abundant wildlife.

I had wanted to visit Wakulla Springs for years and finally "made" the occasion to stay at the beautiful lodge and take a boat trip to view quite a variety of birds, LOTS of alligators, and one snake. Alas, I had hoped to see manatees but was not fortunate enough to see them this visit. The Florida temps were quite... More

Peaceful beautiful grounds. clean clear swimming waters. 68 degrees year round..manatees, alligators, and beautiful birds will be seen on the boat tour down the river. ..the rooms at the lodge are very basic. no tv,no radios, restaurant in lodge is good. rooms are about 100

I've always wanted to go to Wakulla Springs for a glass bottom boat tour but never had the occasion to do so. When my husband and I recently were on our way home from the east coast, we decided to detour off I-10 and stay the night there at the Lodge. The architecture and foresight that Edward Ball had in... More

The scenery at Wakulla Springs is beautiful and the wildlife you see on the boat ride is fantastic--manatees, gators, ducks, and herons. The hotel was magnificant but terribly neglected now. Our room had burned out light bulbs, a missing lamp shade, and the heating system wasn't working. On our last night there was no heat and the temperature was in... More