This 3,000-Foot Florida Lazy River Has Summer Written All Over It
Marisa Roman
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If you’re looking for the longest natural lazy river in Florida — one that’ll take you downstream in a free-flowing spring, floating your cares away, we have a really great spot for you. When the weather gets warm, get yourself into a summer adventure in Florida at Kelly Park. This Florida natural lazy river definitely deserves a spot on your bucket list.
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