Warm Mineral Springs Park, North Port, Florida

Warm Mineral Springs Park is a City of North Port park at 12200 San Servando Avenue, the only natural warm spring in Florida, with water the city describes as averaging about 85°F year-round. The spring is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and draws more than 150,000 visitors a year. Hurricane damage closed the historic bathhouse complex (gift shop, permanent showers, restrooms, changing rooms and lockers); a temporary admissions building and portable restrooms are on site, and concession services inside the park are not available — small coolers are allowed, and food trucks often stage outside. Glass, tobacco, e-cigarettes and alcohol are prohibited. Lifeguards clear the spring when lightning is detected within eight miles. City rules ban scuba diving, amplifying sound devices, umbrellas and tents, and hanging on the deep-water ropes; swim diapers are required for guests who are not toilet-trained, and children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older. Jewelry can tarnish in the mineral water. A park master plan was adopted in April 2019; rehabilitation of the damaged historic buildings is ongoing.

Source: northportfl.gov

Warm Mineral Springs Park is road-close in North Port, Florida: under a quarter mile from drivable pavement. Run as a community pool, as described on the operator's own site. The water here is reported at 85°F. Entry is charged in the $$ band and the listing records restrooms. Clothing required is the rule on the operator's own site.