The Lodge at Wakulla Springs

North Florida’s castle is The Lodge at Wakulla Springs, which is encircled by 6,000 acres of natural woodland. The Lodge, erected in 1937 by businessman Edward Ball, is not only one of the most exquisite structures of its day but also one of the few that allows visitors to spend the night. The 27 rooms at The Lodge, which is situated in the midst of Wakulla Springs State Park, provide views of one of the biggest springs in the nation. The Lodge’s splendor surrounds its guests, whether they are partaking in fine cuisine in the Edward Ball Dining Room or cooling off with an ice cream at the largest marble soda fountain in the world. The Lodge at Wakulla Springs offers guests a chance to experience nature, luxury, history, and comfort.