Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park

Port Richey

A state park with four miles of coastline along the Gulf of Mexico. The park is mostly wetlands, with mangrove islands and salt marshes, but offers opportunities for paddling and wildlife viewing.

Location

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Coordinates: 28.283300, -82.716700

Parking & Access

Access Typepublic

Amenities

parking

Restrooms

Activities

Fishing

Kayaking

What Makes This Beach Special

Features a 320-foot-deep saltwater spring and tidal waterfalls. A great place to see wildlife.; The park's coastline is not a traditional sandy beach, but it offers a unique natural experience.

Accessibility Information

The park has accessible parking, restrooms, and some paved trails.

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