The Padgett family raised cattle and grew sugar cane, operating a cane press and selling sugar juice to passengers on the trains as they passed by on the railroad to Enterprise. The Gray family gave Gemini Springs its name and raised prize-winning Santa Gertrudis cattle on the property. Under their ownership, the earthen dam and reservoir were built, along with the arched bridges, the stone barbeque building and the Spring House. No glass containers are permitted. Pets must be leashed at all times.
Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their animals.
Please refrain from littering and deposit all refuse in trash receptacles. Fires are not permitted except in designated fire rings or grills. Vehicles are permitted only on the asphalt, shell roadways and shell parking lots. Park and secure all bicycles in a designated bike rack. Bicycle riding is not allowed beyond the bike racks and parking lots.