A trip to Silver Springs will bring a day of discovery and adventure like no other.
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Silver Springs, Nature’s Theme Park, is a destination of total immersion in the beauty and nature of Florida. This adventure like no other explores the waters, the wildlife, and the forests perfect and untouched. Located on Highway 40 between Ocala and Daytona Beach, Silver Springs is centrally located near Florida’s main tourism destinations such as Orlando, Tampa, Daytona, and Jacksonville. Offering exhibits, seminars, rides, and light displays, adults and children alike will love to experience this unique attraction. Learn, play, discover, and teach in this beautiful setting of discovery and beauty. |
Take a trip on the Lighthouse Ride where visitors experience gorgeous views from 80 feet above Silver Springs. Rotating gondolas let passengers soar high above the panoramic views of the Silver River and native Florida wildlife. Float down the river on a Fort King River Cruise to discover an archaeological dig, a Seminole village, the Fort King military stockade, an old steamboat dock, a pioneer settlement, and a movie set. Kids will love the live animal shows featuring trainers with gators, snakes, bats, scorpions, turtles, hawks, eagles, and other Florida natives. In fact, you can view some of the largest alligators in the state at the Big Gator Lagoon. This one-acres cypress swamp is home to dozens of gators of about 10 to 13 feet in length. Most importantly, visitors will not want to miss a ride on the world-famous Glass Bottom Boats. Guests will experience breathtaking views of fish, alligators, and turtles through the bottom of the boat. The experience earned at Silver Springs is unlike any other because there is no place in the world like Silver Springs. |
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