Cypress Springs — Attraction in Chipley

Great day at the Cypress Springs! There are 4 local companies offering canoe and kayak rentals. Many locals were with their own Paddleboard. There are two options to choose from, long 2 to 3 hours paddleling from the spring to the pick up location or a short one, which is about 40-50 min. If you go the long one you can also enjoy some water adventures. Have cash! Call to reserve your canoe/kayak in advance. It's best to start early in the day. Prep items needed: water socks, and put your bag in a plastic bag unless it is waterproof. Sun location before you get there, don't forget bug spray!!! It helps a lot! If you are with loved ones for the 1st time, be prepared to get in an argument a few times before everyone understands how the canoe works, lol... Have fun, and don't do...

Cypress Springs is a slice of paradise for anyone looking to cool off and enjoy nature! The water is crystal clear and refreshingly cool, making it perfect for a rejuvenating swim. The rope swings add a fun, adventurous vibe, and the kids (and adults!) in our group couldn’t get enough of them.Kayaking or canoeing to the springs is a breeze, with easy access and a scenic paddle that adds to the experience. The surrounding area is beautiful, offering a serene escape from the everyday grind. Be warned, though—it can get busy in the summer, so plan to arrive early for a more relaxed visit.Overall, Cypress Springs is a must-visit for a refreshing, fun-filled day on the water. Pack a picnic, grab your kayak, and dive into this...

Double red flags at PCB, so we went to cypress springs in hopes it would live up to the beauty of the blue hole and Baltzell spring @floridacavernsstatepark. Unfortunately it had rained days prior and flooded the backwater swamp area making the water muddy. We could see where the aquifer source was positioned but it was barely blue surrounded by muddy waters. Mother Nature had other plans for us that day. Other pictures really show it's beauty so be sure if your traveling up to see it, you do it prior to any local big storms. Either way it's worth the trip if you love nature, we will be back to try again on...