Rock Springs (Kelly Park)

Rock Springs en Kelly Park es el destino de tubing natural más popular del centro de Florida, donde miles de visitantes flotan por un arroyo cristalino alimentado por manantiales a 21°C bajo un dosel de cipreses y robles. El manantial surge del suelo de caliza del condado de Orange y recorre aproximadamente una milla antes de ser capturado en el parque.

Rock Springs in Kelly Park is Central Florida's most popular natural tubing destination, where thousands of visitors float down a crystal-clear, spring-fed creek at 21°C through a canopy of cypress and oak trees. The spring boils up from the limestone floor of Orange County and runs about a mile before being captured at the park. The clarity of the water is exceptional — snorkelers can see freshwater fish, turtles, and the limestone bottom from the surface. The Orange County-managed park requires advance reservations during summer due to high demand.