Soda Springs

• The Fizzy Fungi Forest: A dense grove of fungi that grow in various shapes and sizes, each one releasing a distinct soda-like scent when poked or stepped on. These fungi are a natural source of carbonation for the Soda Springs water.
• The Gumdrop Gardens: An enchanted area where giant, rainbow-colored gumdrop flowers bloom year-round, filling the air with a sugary scent and leaving a sticky residue on anything that touches them.
• The Soda Fountain Hotel: A luxurious hotel built around the largest natural soda geyser in the swamp, offering guests mineral water baths and carbonated mud spas.
• The Taffy Trail: A winding path made of stretchy, edible taffy that serves as a main thoroughfare through the Soda Springs.
• Sour Patch Shack: A quaint, thatched-roof hut owned by an eccentric candy witch who sells potions and elixirs made from the local flora.
• The Jelly Bean Jungle: A maze-like area where visitors can play hide and seek among the oversized jelly beans that grow on vines.
• The Sugar Sand Beach: A serene beach with sand made of fine sugar crystals that dissolve into the soda water, creating a unique swimming experience.
• The Root Beer Root System: An ancient network of root-like structures that deliver carbonated water to the surface, creating the soda springs.
• The Swamp Soda Stand: A popular hangout for locals and tourists alike, serving a variety of sodas made from the natural ingredients found in the swamp.
• The Sour Patch Soda Falls: A breathtaking waterfall that tumbles into a pool of effervescent liquid, surrounded by a rainbow of soda-colored algae. It's said that drinking from the falls grants temporary immunity to the swamp's sour stench.

Type

Spring

Location under

The Sour Patch Swamp

Inhabiting Species

• Fizzy Fish
• Pop Rock Turtle