NE SE NE sec. The spring is in a low wooded area near the north bank of the Santa Fe River. Flow of the spring is small and the spring is subject to flooding by the river. It is enclosed by a 12-ft square concrete wall at the east end of the ruins of a concrete swimming pool 90 ft long by 50 ft wide. At one time the spring was developed as a privately operated recreation area complete with a hotel, swimming pool, bathhouse and recreation hall.
Nothing remains but the spring enclosure and remnants of the swimming pool.
When the facility was in operation, controlled flow was from the spring directly into the adjacent swimming pool and thence through a controlled outlet to the river nearby. When the spring is flowing, the spring water may have appreciable color and it now finds its way naturally from the spring enclosure through the leaky ruins of the swimming pool to the river. Analyses by U.S. Geological Survey. Units are in milligrams per liter unless otherwise indicated.