One Queen Bed Spring View Guestroom
All guestrooms are on the second floor of the Lodge, accessible either by the grand marble staircase or the historic working Art Deco elevator. In keeping with The Lodge’s atmosphere, there are no televisions in the guestrooms. Inquire with the hotel prior to arrival in regards to availability of rooms that meets ADA requirements.
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One Queen Spring View, Jesse DuPont Suite
Each of the 27 Wakulla Springs Lodge rooms are unique in size and configuration, the grandest of which overlook the Springs. In keeping with The Lodge’s atmosphere, there are no televisions in the guestrooms. Inquire with the hotel prior to arrival in regards to availability of rooms that meets ADA requirements. The Jesse DuPont Suite includes with one queen bed, sleeper sofa and a view of the Springs.
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Two Queen Beds Spring View Guestroom
A stay at The Lodge at Wakulla Springs is a step back to slower times. The Lodge is one of America's castles, built in the 1930s and located in the middle of a wooded paradise. The guestrooms at this Wakulla Springs, FL hotel are much like they were when The Lodge was built, with vintage baths and giant closets suitable for staying a night or a season. Each of the 27 Wakulla Springs Lodge rooms are unique in size and configuration, the grandest of which overlook the Springs.
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The Post Office Special Event Bar
The Lodge at Wakulla Springs was home to the first post office in Wakulla County! Though its post office days are over, it has been transformed into a Special Event Bar serving fun drinks for guests. It is located at the end of the Soda Fountain and still holds a few of the original pieces of post office equipment.
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Edward Ball Dining Room
For a truly memorable experience, host a Wakulla Springs Lodge event. From weddings to anniversaries, birthdays and more, the staff at this hotel in Wakulla Springs, FL will make sure guest celebrations are unforgettable ones. Events can be held every day, except on days when the Lodge offers holiday buffets. Currently, holiday buffets occur on Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Mother’s Day.
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Old Joe
Old Joe was an 11-foot-long alligator of undetermined age (some said he was 300) who lived on a sand bar in Wakulla Springs. He never bothered anybody -- not even the children and pets who swam around him. He was much beloved by the locals until he was shot dead by a poacher in 1966.
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Exterior Courtyard
The Lodge At Wakulla Springs is surrounded by 6,000 acres of forest and is considered North Florida’s castle for its extensive history. Built in 1937 by Edward Ball, an industrialist, this Lodge is regarded as one of the most beautiful properties of its period.
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Soda Fountain
Dining here takes a creative turn with its Soda Fountain parlor, main dining room and special events bar venue! The Soda Fountain Parlor features the famous classic counter built with one piece of marble that was cut and book-matched to make a symmetrical pattern at every joint. The counter is whopping 70 inches long! The Soda Fountain is known for its retro vibe featuring Root Beer Floats, Cherry Phosphates, Ginger Yips and classic sundaes. Traditional soda fountain-style food like hot dogs, chili, and sandwiches can also be found.
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Indoor Movie Theater With Concession Stand
Enjoy evenings in the Grand Lobby, as well. The Lodge often has live music and the lobby staff is on hand to mix a cocktail, if desired. The Lodge’s fireplace is wonderful to sit around when the weather is cool. Guests can gaze upon the Springs from the terrace and hopefully see some manatees, or one of the Park's other wild guests. Check with the front desk about any special events like movie nights!
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Interior Lounge Space
Discover the Grand Lobby of The Lodge at Wakulla Springs, which features heart cypress, an ornate hand-painted ceiling, a fireplace, and a marble and iron staircase with three massive marble landings, as well as live music.
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Interior Ceiling Detail
The lobby's ceiling gets the most attention from guests for its decorative wildlife painted on the beams of the tile on the ceiling. It combines European folk art, Arabic scrollwork, and Native American influences.
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Interior Lobby
Discover the Grand Lobby of The Lodge at Wakulla Springs, which features heart cypress, an ornate hand-painted ceiling, a fireplace, and a marble and iron staircase with three massive marble landings, as well as live music.
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Historical Image Of Edward Ball Dining Room
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Historical Image Of Concession Stand
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Historical Image Of A Dance Band, Circa 1940
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Historical Image Of Lobby, Circa 1950
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Historical Image Of Lounge Area
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Historical Image Of Female Swimmers On Hotel Sign
Historical Image of the F.S.C.W. Tarpon Club posing on the Wakulla Springs sign in 1940.
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Historical Image Of Soda Fountain
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Historical Image Of Tarzan Movie Shoot, Circa 1941
Wakulla Springs was the location for the first Tarzan movie and Creature from the Black Lagoon.
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Historical Image Of Diving Tower
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Cypress Room
For a truly memorable experience, host a Wakulla Springs Lodge event. From weddings to anniversaries, birthdays and more, the staff at this hotel in Wakulla Springs, FL will make sure guest celebrations are unforgettable ones. Events can be held every day, except on days when the Lodge offers holiday buffets. Currently, holiday buffets occur on Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Mother’s Day.
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Wedding Reception
The Lodge offers space for both indoor and outdoor wedding ceremonies. In the event of inclement weather, an outdoor ceremony can be moved inside, up to two hours prior to the ceremony.
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Edward Ballroom
For a truly memorable experience, host a Wakulla Springs Lodge event. From weddings to anniversaries, birthdays and more, the staff at this hotel in Wakulla Springs, FL will make sure guest celebrations are unforgettable ones. Events can be held every day, except on days when the Lodge offers holiday buffets. Currently, holiday buffets occur on Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Mother’s Day.