Citrus Springs, Florida located in the northern central section of Citrus County, is an unspoiled area of Florida like no other. Citrus Springs has hundreds of undeveloped lots as well as larger tracts of land and acreage still available.

When you visit Citrus Springs you are seeing a piece of Florida untouched since the beginning of time. You can almost here Juan Ponce De Leon and his band of explorers trekking through the verdant pine and oak forests that cover the rolling hillsides here.

Natural beauty and splendor, crystal clear waters, spectacular fishing, and year-round golf are some of the things that come to mind when you mention Citrus Springs, Florida.

Citrus Springs has everything you could need, paved roads, a newly built, large sprawling community center, the Citrus Springs Golf and Country Club, a recreation center and playground with full-size baseball diamond and don't forget the miles and miles of peace and quiet serenity awaiting you in your new backyard.

Citrus Springs is literally surrounded by world-class golf courses including its very own Citrus Springs Golf and Country Club, which is especially challenging with its steep slopes.

Nearby is the El Diablo Golf & Country Club, the Rainbow Springs Golf & Country Club, the Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club with its three golf courses and the very prestigious Black Diamond Ranch with its world-famous Quarry courses.

If golf is not your game, no worry, there are top notch tennis courts open to the public as well as a nearby paved hiking and biking trail where you can walk, bicycle or roller blade for miles. The nearby playground at the Citrus Springs recreation center has a baseball diamond for softball games as well as dodge ball.

There is a basketball court, picnic area and covered pavilion as well as one of the largest jungle gyms complete with slides and monkey bars you'll find anywhere. Citrus Springs is a natural choice for prospective residents or investors!

If you enjoy fishing or boating, Citrus Springs has some great waterways nearby. The Rainbow River is popular for spending a lazy, hot day floating on inner tubes and is crystal clear.

Lake Adriane, in Citrus Springs flows into the Withlacoochee River, one of the few rivers in the world that flows North. And of course the Gulf of Mexico is only a few miles away for great boating and saltwater fishing.