This Tucked-Away Swimming Hole In Florida Is A Tropical Wonderland

The great news for anyone living in South Florida is that swimming can pretty much be a year-round activity. While naturally, it’s best to visit swimming holes during the summer months to keep cool, Florida has some impressive places to swim where the season is irrelevant. Take Blue Lagoon Farm in Homestead, Florida as a great example. This delightful human-made swimming hole is a family-friendly spot with specific swimming days that you do not want to miss out on.

Blue Lagoon Farm in Homestead, Florida is a man-made swimming hole that the whole family can enjoy.

Located on five acres in the Redlands, guests to this beautiful farm will be able to swim in this stunning lagoon, complete with a 75-foot waterfall.

Every month, the swimming hole opens up to the public for a per-person fee, which allows guests to swim the day away.

The mossy oasis is a tropical paradise with some of the bluest water you’ll find. Bring the whole family for a day of splashing about and staying cool.

You are also allowed to bring food and snacks inside and keep them over by the picnic tables. The umbrellas will keep you shaded all day long.

Spend the afternoon under the Florida sun at this hidden oasis and enjoy a slice of the tropics in your own backyard.

Click here to find out where Blue Lagoon Farm is in Florida.

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