This property is located on the Salt Creek which feeds into the Mud River, which feeds into the Weeki Wachee River. The property is well maintained - no HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or roofing issues while we were there. The only problem was some small ants. I came with my own kayak and paddle board and launched the kayak (Epic V7) several times from the property. The creek is tidal and has some logs and other obstructions that can affect the ability to paddle up or down it. If you go upstream, the spring is only a few hundred meters, but there are some overhanging branches and logs to deal with. If you go downstream, you must pass under a culvert and deal with a few logs. If the tide is too high, you may not be able to pass safely under the culvert. The good news is that while we were there, a new neighbor I spoke with was actively working to remove the fallen logs from his property (the next one downstream) along with several others in an effort to make the creek more kayak friendly. I was able to paddle my V7 all the way from there to the Weeki Wachee spring and back, which should have been about 15 miles, but ended up being 19 because I went too far downstream. The property is well maintained, but the amount of space makes the kitchen a bit tight. Not a show stopper, but just something to be aware of. We only had 3 people, so not a big issue for us.