Wakulla Springs Lodge

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In keeping with the Lodge's peaceful and intimate setting, Wakulla Springs' 27 rooms have no televisions and feature scenic views of the spring or the park. The Lodge, which has an extensive gift shop downstairs that's complete with a hot and cold deli, also has a full-service restaurant with breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Free Internet wi-fi is available for all rooms, each of which has private baths, and the Lodge is home to a conference and meeting area that's large enough to accommodate up to 125 people. Wakulla Springs Lodge is a Florida Certified Green Hotel with loads of outdoor amenities, such as picnic tables and community grills, hiking trails, a designated swimming area in crystal clear water and glass-bottom and riverboat tours.

While enjoying your stay at the Lodge, be sure to check out our Trivia Night every Thursday at 7:00 p.m

Easily Wakulla County's oldest restaurant, Wakulla Springs' dining room has been feeding Wakulla County residents and its visitors ever since it first designated as Edward Ball State Park in 1966. Known for its upscale, fine-dining atmosphere, Wakulla Springs serves breakfast and lunch with no interruption, then closes down the dining room from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. to prepare for the evening's dinner service. Wakulla Springs' chef can prepare anything from local seafood classics like fried oysters or shrimp, to other dishes it has become locally famous for such as its fried chicken and prime rib. The restaurant is also well-known for its holiday buffets for Mother's Day, Easter Sunday, Christmas, Thanksgiving and New Year's. Wakulla Springs offers beer and wine and a select dessert menu, and is connected to the lodge and state park.