Portions of the following information were taken from Florida Geological Survey Bulletin 66.

Little Spring (Twin D's) is located within the town of Weeki Wachee, approximately 0.5miles southeast of Weeki Wachee Main Spring. The spring is located in back of the main parking lot adjacent south of Weeki Wachee Main Spring. A sand track leads to the spring beyond a locked gate. The spring is surrounded by a locked chain link fence and is not accessible to the public.

Description – Little Spring is also known as Twin Dees Spring. The spring pool measures 36 ft east to west and 75 ft north to south. Two vent openings occupy the oval spring pool. The spring measures 13 ft deep over the south vent. The spring water is clear and blue-greenish. There was a moderate boil on the water surface over the south vent where water samples were taken in March 2003. The north vent was not flowing during either of the visits. Two spring runs that eventually merge exit the spring pool and flow generally northward into the Weeki Wachee River. The smaller of the two runs exits the pool on the west, and the larger exits on the north side. The surroundings to the east are recently cleared upland sand hills. To the west is a dense swamp forest along theWeeki Wachee River. In the Spring of 2002, Little Spring was not flowing, and the springrun was dry. By March 2003, the spring was again flowing, and the spring run averagedabout 10 ft wide and 1.5 ft deep. An underwater cave has been mapped in this spring.

Utilization - The spring is undeveloped and surrounded by SWFWMD land. There is nopublic access.