Green Springs Park

Green Springs Park covers 31 acres of pristine nature and has one of Florida’s few green sulfur springs. Visitors can enjoy paved and natural trails, scenic overlooks, a playground and picnic pavilions.

Green Springs has been an important landmark throughout the history of Volusia County from the time of early Native American settlements to the steamboat era when Enterprise was the final destination on the St. Johns River. Native Americans, including the Mayaca and Seminoles, considered the land sacred because they thought the sulfur water in the springs was healing.