[2] The spring is isolated from the main part of the park at its center, requiring a 0.3 mile hike one-way.

[1] It is managed by Alachua County Parks and Recreation and is $5.00 per car to visit.

[1] The spring produces an average volume of 45 million gallons of water daily that feed into the Santa Fe River.

[3] Prior to being acquired by Alachua County, the spring was eroding and neglected.

[2] After Hurricane Irma, the park was damaged and was closed temporarily and reopened in May 2018.