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Spring Hill, FL is a vibrant community located in the Tampa Bay region of Florida. It has a rich history and many attractions such as the Weeki Wachee Springs State Park and Historic Spring Hill which houses a museum with historic artifacts from the area. Residents enjoy visiting these attractions and taking part in outdoor activities like fishing, boating, golfing, and hiking. The city also offers plenty of shopping and dining opportunities.
Reviews of Spring Hill are mostly positive. Residents love their peaceful atmosphere, friendly neighbors, and the abundance of natural attractions at their fingertips. They appreciate being able to access numerous amenities without facing long drives to bigger cities. Homebuyers are attracted to its affordability while business owners enjoy its location near major highways and airports. The city is well-maintained with parks, libraries, schools, churches, hospitals, and other public services that make it an attractive place to live.
based on 22 ReviewsGet to know Spring Hill with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Spring Hill
Too many hicks - 4/2/2018
People here are very rude. Cheap place to live, quiet and not over populated. Traffic is good, lots of places to eat. Not much to do compared to pinellas. Houses are big size for affordable price. Place somewhat clicking. Wouldn't recommend for social
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Spring Hill Property Management Services www,sprin - 9/19/2015
We started out as a small lawn care company.In 2014 we expanded our lawn care company in Spring Hill. We started offer discount pressure washing services in Spring Hill and Brooksville area.
As we spoke with customers we found that they had to search for the services and hire different companies to take care of the needs. That is when we decided to open Spring Hill Property Management Services. This way our customers could get all of there outdoor work done with one company
LAWN MOWING & LAWN CARE
TRIMMING
BRUSH REMOVAL
PRESSURE
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Looking to purchase a winter home. - 5/25/2014
I am looking to find a winter home. I was told Spring Hill was a nice area to buy in, but anywhere near there is fine. Want a reasonable price home and area.
Just came upon the
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Living in Spring Hill - 8/22/2012
Some parts of Spring Hill are rather nice. Some are indeed poor, and run down. Not difficult to find a nice area. I live in Spring Hill. Close enough to go to Tampa, or my favorite beach, Honey Moon Island. I would rather live in Land O Lakes, (which I have)or if one could afford Palm Harbour.I work in Lecanto, Fl. Co-workers love the area, as well as Inverness. Which are more of a country area, very pretty. Brooksville, while pretty, is not a great place to live. Nothing to do, and becoming run down. One block can be nice, and the next block horrible.I really love Clermont, Fl. So beautiful, rolling hills, water. Lots of roof tops, but still love it there. Lived there couple of
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Best place to live !! - 6/30/2012
The best place to raise children. The town is quiet. The people are great. Shopping is close and convenient. I moved from Cleveland Ohio to Tampa and I could not get out of Tampa fast enough. My husband got a job at Salishan and it was the best move I made!! If I had to relocate I would love to bring this town with me.
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What it's like for a family to live in Spring Hill - 12/31/2011
My family and I have resided in Spring Hill, Florida for over ten years. When we first moved here, the Suncoast Parkway just opened up and many young families were moving in. These families were a lot like us at the time - young, just getting started, and in search of large but inexpensive homes. The area grew rapidly. Shops and restaurants sprang up every where. When the recession hit, Spring Hill, like the rest of the country, was hit pretty hard. People lost their jobs. Homes went into foreclosure. Businesses began closing. Although Spring Hill isn't what it was several years ago, people are still moving here and the area is still functioning.
I am writing this from the perspective of a well-educated wife and mother. I am also a teacher and have a good grasp of the school system here. If you are thinking of moving to Spring Hill and have children still living at home, I hope you will find my post useful.
Spring Hill is a lower middle class community. Most
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Don't come here looking for work! - 11/28/2009
I moved from Ohio in 2005 to build a new life here in Florida....bad move!
Don't come here looking for work...unless you intend to sleep on the beach.
I live in the worst county...14 percent unemployment. If you are a nurse, doctor or lawyer you will survive...otherwise stay where you
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Living in spring Hill, Fl. - 3/7/2009
Spring Hill is a growing community which is best describe as a retirement community. Although there are a few businesses here the main source of income comes from retail and construction. These businesses are experiencing a lost of business at this time but when the economy was good, they provide a good resource for work.
The cost of living in this area is relatively high and I suspect that the areas living costs will continue to increase over the next few years as the state continues to deal with a lost of revenue due to the economic conditions. Right now it is costing me as much if not more than it did to live in Middletown, New York only 7 years ago.
Little happens in this bedroom community but crime seems to be increasing the more the recession strenghtens.
Other than that, there is not much to say about the laid back
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Hey! It's not THAT bad! - 8/24/2008
This is a small town. We don't pay city, county or state income taxes. Many retirees in the area keep the money out of services that would normally be available to a community with more families.
But housing costs are low, you can actually afford to live in the area and own a nice home. My 5/3/2 with a large pool on a beautiful lot just appraised for $225,000. Where else in Florida are you going to get that?
The schools are improving as the population grows. More stores are moving up here too. We do lack any kind of nightlife, so if you are a young adult you wold be bored out of your minds around here.
We have fishing, canoeing, large state parks, 9 months of swimming weather, and Weeki Wachee Springs.
We have the Brooksville Raid (the south's largest civil war reenactment)and Swampfest. And don't forget...Disney, Sea World, Bucsh Gardens and more are just 60-90 minutes away.
Why don't people understand that if you pay less you get less? Don't move to
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