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A geologic guide to the state parks of the Florida Panhandle coast: St. George Island, St. Joseph Peninsula, St. Andrews and Grayton Beach parks and recreation areas (Leaflet)

Two miles north of Sneads, Florida, on River Road (County Road 271), Three Rivers State Park is on the western edge of Lake Seminole, which is formed by the Jim Woodruff Dam. We caught some deer playing and foraging in the Lake in June 2011. Lake Seminole is also known for its bass and brim fishing.

Florida Caverns

For information on Florida Panhandle Rivers (West Florida Rivers), see our Florida Panhandle Rivers page

Florida Panhandle Natural Springs

The Florida Panhandle (Northwest Florida), due to its many natural springs, is one of the choice locations in the world for Cave Diving. According to the National Speleological Society Cave Diving Section, "Jackson County may be the best supporter of cave diving in Florida, maybe even in the world."

Morrison Springs in Walton County	Vortex Springs in Walton County

Pitt Spring and Econfina Creek Bay/Walton Counties

Jackson Blue Springs in Jackson County

Wakulla Springs in Wakulla County.

Madison Blue Spring in Madison County