Apart from Big Blue the park has eight springs that are kept in their natural state. They have not been altered in any way. Big Blue is different because it is surrounded by the boardwalk and it is also periodically cleaned. Naked Spring and Johnson Spring are completely natural. The park hosts many first-time visitors, but Fournier said many people come back year after year.
Many groups camp out in Blue Springs.
The park has 30 electrical and water sites to accommodate campers as well as fully equipped bath houses. To Fournier the best part of the park is a cypress tree with an eight-foot diameter. He said standing next to the tree is a spiritual experience. Santa Fe Community College business student Mark Willis says visiting Blue Springs is a family tradition. I cannot even count how many times we have come here.