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A 1923 spring-fed swimming pool with waterfalls and cave-like grottos, built from a Coral Gables coral rock quarry
Paid Admission
Non-resident $18 adult, $12 child; resident $7 adult, $6 child
1-2 hours
Min. age 3 and 38 inches tall
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Mornings are the quietest window, with occupancy around 34 to 65 percent at 10 a.m. depending on the day. Midday builds across the board, and Sunday afternoons around 2 p.m. are the busiest time of the week. Saturday midday through early afternoon is also busy. Arriving at opening on a weekday gives the most room.

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