The Rock Springs Run State Reserve is a nature reserve and state park in Sorrento, Florida. It was created in the mid-1980s for habitat preservation and features a wide array of different plant communities that are fairly common around central Florida.

The Rock Springs Run State Reserve is composed of 14,000 acres of area. It contains several Indian mounds and is home to a great amount of natural communities like swamps and pine flatwoods. There are also some artesian springs, rivers, and creeks located inside the site like the Blackwater Creek,
Rock Springs Run, Wekiva River, Wekiwa Springs Run, and the Seminole Creek. The reserve is also rich in wildlife like Florida scrub jay, indigo snake, gopher tortoise, and the Florida black bear just to name a few.