Spanish Town & The Valley - Spring Bay National Park

A gift from the Rockefellers in the 1960's, Spring Bay was declared a national park in 1974. The recreation area encompasses a 5.5ac/2.3ha of sandy beach featuring scattered granite boulders. Fishing is not permitted, so there are many fish in the area providing good snorkelling opportunities. The enclosure of boulders creates a natural pool called The Crawl that was formerly used by fishermen to hold fish and turtles until they were ready to be used. Within the park are benches, picnic areas and swings.