iscover one of the most serene places you'll find in all your travels.  Wakulla Springs Lodge was developed in 1937 by Edward Ball, an entrepreneur, financier, and railroad magnate. He designed and created this 27 room lodge, a most unique retreat, using hand-wrought iron, marble and hand-made ceramic imported tile. Standing today as it did then, changed only for improvements in safety and comfort, the lodge is a glimpse into Florida of the 1930's.

The lodge's unique features, combined with the surrounding natural and cultural resources, contribute to the site's designation as a National Natural Landmark and its listing on the National Register of Historic Places.

The spacious lobby, its massive fireplace, elegant arched windows, and marble floors, all combine to make a stay at Wakulla Springs Lodge a unique experience. 

Many have chosen to celebrate their special events here at the Lodge, in fact, it has become quite famous for its spectacular weddings. Some brides have chosen the manicured lawns which embrace the Springs and the Lodge, while others choose to walk down the staircase to the grand lobby.  Receptions are hosted in elegant style reminiscent of the golden days gone by.

With twenty-seven well-appointed rooms, the Lodge is able to accommodate a number of those traveling members of your celebration whether it be a wedding, an anniversary, a retirement or recognition ceremony.  And, of course, there is always the honeymoon.  Wakulla Springs Lodge's perfect location along the Wakulla River and Wakulla Springs, affords two newlyweds the perfect nature-lover's honeymoon.  

The Wakulla Springs Lodge also offers a spacious dining room, six conference rooms, snack bar and gift shop.  The facilities are open to the public year-round. Wakulla Springs Lodge provides a tranquil environment for banquets, conferences, retreats, receptions or weekend getaways. For more information or to make reservations, please contact Wakulla Springs Lodge, 550 Wakulla Park Drive, Wakulla Springs, FL 32327; (850)224-5950.