Silver Springs State Park
1878One of the largest artesian springs in the world, where glass-bottom boats have operated since 1878 and six Tarzan films were shot.
5.7 mi away
Everything Ocala is known for
One of the largest artesian springs in the world, where glass-bottom boats have operated since 1878 and six Tarzan films were shot.
6 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
Pull over for a minute, you're not going to believe this: this is the only brick 19th-century religious building still standing in Ocala. Back in 1891, the Black community here decided to build a proper church. They…
This unassuming building whispers a tale of faith and community in Ocala. For nearly a century, this was the home of the United Hebrews of Ocala. In 1888, the congregation, a Reform Jewish community, erected this…
This unassuming red brick building holds stories of young women seeking a new start, and sometimes, facing unexpected hardships. East Hall, built in 1936, was originally the Florida Industrial School for Girls, a reform…
This unassuming spot was once a powder keg. Fort King was a crucial flashpoint in the Second Seminole War, a conflict that forever changed Florida. Built in 1827, Fort King served as a U.S. military outpost intended to…
One of the largest artesian springs in the world, where glass-bottom boats have operated since 1878 and six Tarzan films were shot.
Ever wonder what a perfectly preserved slice of old Florida looks like? You've found it. The McIntosh Historic District showcases small-town life from a bygone era.Designated in 1983, the district includes about 75…