Pitt Springs

Pitt Spring is one of many springs along Econfina Creek and one of the most popular in the area for recreation. The water from this 11-foot-deep spring vent emerges from beneath a submerged limestone ledge into a 40-foot-diameter pool, and then flows through a short 50-foot run to the creek.

Pitt Spring, Sylvan Springs, and multiple small springs contribute to the clear water of Econfina Creek.

Swimming, tubing, nature walks, and birding are features of this area.
The 10-acre recreation area is in a natural setting of native forest that includes trails and access to other springs. The District recently completed restoration activities and recreational improvements to address shoreline erosion and to provide improved recreational access and opportunities, including an extensive trail and boardwalk system. One of the trails/boardwalks leads from Pitt Spring to the Sylvan Spring area, and includes an overlook and a tubing put-in dock.
Location: Bay County–Lat. 30° 25’ 58.68” N., Long. 85° 32’ 47.14” W.