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One Double One Twin Guestroom
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Lodge Room with one double bed and one twin bed
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 3 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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One King Bed Guestroom
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Lodge Room with one king bed
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 2 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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One King Ed Ball Suite
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Ed Ball Suite with one king bed and a sleeper sofa
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 4 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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One Queen Bed Guestroom
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Lodge Room with one queen bed
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 2 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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One Queen Bed Spring View Room
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Lodge Room with one queen beds and a view of the Springs
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 2 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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One Queen Spring View Jesse DuPont Suite
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Jesse DuPont Suite with one queen bed, sleeper sofa and a view of the Springs
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 4 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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Two Double Beds Guestroom
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Lodge Room with two double beds
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 4 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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Two Double Beds Spring View Guestroom
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Lodge Room with two double beds, sleeper sofa and a view of the Springs
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 6 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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Two Double Spring View ADA Guestroom
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Lodge ADA Room with two double beds and a view of the Springs
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 4 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s.
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Two Queen Beds Spring View Guestroom
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Lodge Room with two queen beds, sleeper sofa and a view of the Springs
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WIFI Included
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Maximum occupancy: 6 people
All accommodations are smoke-free and do not have TV’s. Maximum number of adults is 4.
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Explore what Wakulla Springs has to offer
The Springs have been famous for its wildlife since they were first made famous through the writings of John Muir in 1867. The springs were preserved through the foresight of Edward Ball when he purchased it and put the springs in the public trust.
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