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Bill Frederick Park

Being one of the top five fishing lakes in the state of Florida, Bill Frederick Park at Orlando is the perfect spot to relax with family and friends. It is located along side the Turkey Lake, which truly completes the camping experience, and is only a few minutes away from Orlando’s most popular attractions. The tranquility, scenic views, and more, will have nature lovers bewildered, as this place also makes up for an amazing alternative to regular hotel lodging. Recreational activities include walking, hiking, biking, gazebo, playgrounds, boating, birdwatching, drone flying, disc golf and what not!Boat rentals are available from Thursday- Sunday from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Read More

Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park is the second park at Walt Disney World Resort, Florida, Orlando. Ranked the third most visited park across the globe, this one provides the most exhilarating ambience which portrays slushy ice mixed with sparkly water. All the major attractions of the park are hosted atop Mount Gushmore, a man-made mountain reaching up to 90 feet. It is most famous for its lazy rivers, slides, wave pools and most importantly, the Summit Plummet, a slide 90 -foot- long slide, that definitely promises you thrill! Read More

Located in Orange City, the Blue Spring State Park is a popular nature spot and especially famous for the manatees that visit the park in the winters due to the warmer temperature in the cold months. For these animals, a festival also takes place in January named the Manatee festival to celebrate them. You can also witness various other fish and a variety of birds throughout the park. Some activities include hiking on the Pine Island trail that is 4.5-mile long, canoeing or kayaking in the river with the rental services and snorkelling or scuba-diving in the clear waters of the St. Johns River. You can also enjoy camping in the grounds or go swimming and witness the wonders of nature in the park. Wheelchair access is provided and pets are also allowed in certain areas. Read More

Situated to the west of Orange City, Florida, the Blue Springs State Park is located at a distance of 33.5 miles from Orlando. Spend a sunny day at the park enjoying canoeing, scuba-diving, kayaking, fishing, camping, hiking, wildlife watching, and swimming. There are a number of camp sites that are pet-friendly and can be rented. Visit the park at $6 per vehicle with a maximum of 8 people and $2 per person if there are more than 8 passengers or if you are a pedestrian or a bicyclist. The spring can be enjoyed completely by the swimmers, snorkelers, and scuba divers; however, it is strictly prohibited to swim or dive with the manatees. Fishing, canoeing, and boating are done in the river, there are river cruises and tours organized daily at 10 am and 1 pm. There are also other facilities in the park like picnic areas, hiking trails, cabins for overnight stays, and campgrounds. In addition to these, there are also nature and wildlife tours, eco-tours, boat tours, etc; there is also a 1.3 miles long boardwalk to enjoy the scenic view. The park is open from 8 in the morning till sunset every day. Need a wheelchair for yourself or for a person traveling with you? The Blue Springs State Park has wheelchairs available. There are plenty of parking spaces at the park for $6 per car. Read More

The Bok Tower Gardens or The Bok Mountain Lake Sanctuary and Singing Tower, created by Edward W. Bok, has a 250 acre garden with ferns, palms, oaks, pines, and wetland plants, a 51 feet long singing tower with carillon bells, pine trails and an 8 acres pinewood estate and also a bird sanctuary. Located at a distance of 56.1 miles from Orlando, The Bok Tower Gardens is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The garden attracts hundreds of birds across the year. The place has the world’s largest carillon library with recordings, books, slides, articles, photographs, etc. The garden is open to its visitors for 365 days from 8 am to 6 pm. The admission is free for children below the age of 5, it is $5 for children and dogs and $15 for adults. Wheelchairs are available in all the buildings within the property, however, it is recommended to take your own wheelchairs. There are several accommodation options nearby like Hampton Inn and suites, Holiday Inn Express, Legoland Hotel, Courtyard By Marriott, etc. You can enjoy this magnificent garden in your own sweet time and explore the paradise with your friends and family. Read More

Bok Tower Gardens, located north of Lake Wales, Florida, is 250- acre garden and bird sanctuary. One has plenty of things to do here, including photography (the garden being one of Florida’s most photographed sites), dining, shopping, and much more. Bok Towers is a collection of many differently- themed gardens in one. You can even enjoy The Singing Tower carillon concerts at 1 pm and 3 pm, daily. The park is located approximately 44 miles from Orlando. Read More

Located in the seaside, this national park is a great destination to witness various terrestrial and aquatic animals found in the park. This national park is home to 15 species of endangered and threatened animals, including various mammals, reptiles and birds. This park is also a great spot for bird watchers as in winters and other migration periods, one can witness a wide array of migrating birds in the premises. Fascinatingly, here you can find both sub-tropical and temperate plants, and overall over 1000 species of plants in the park itself and in its surrounding areas. One of the most exciting activity would be surf fishing, where you can try your hand at fishing for a wide variety of fish in the ocean surf. The Canaveral also has the Mosquito Lagoon, an estuary, where you can find fisheries of clams, oyster, shrimp, etc. Read More

Central Florida zoo and botanical gardens

Often considered one of the best zoos of Orlando, Central Florida zoo has more than 140 species of animals and around 25 acres of list green featuring exotic flora. It's a perfect destination for adventure for young children with multiple fun educational and adventurous activities to do along with knowing about animals. The 140+ animal species include mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and invertebrates with multiple programs targeted at educating children about each category. The timing is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the ticket pricing for adults is at $20. There are multiple other fun activities for children like bungee bounce, Giraffe feeding, Seminole Ariel Adventures and Multiple carousels. Multiple events like "Kids Night Out" and " enrichment day" are regularly organised, targeted for the kids. "Hollerbach's Willow tree" Cafe is 5 minutes away from the cafe and is a popular place to go after a tiring walk through the zoo. The zoo also has domestic animals like alpaca and roosters for children to pet. Rhinoceros encounters, face painting and Walton Smith tropical splash ground are not to be missed. Read More

The Champions Gate Golf club, designed by Greg Norman, a golfer himself, seems to be a town miles away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This award-winning golf course has an international course and a national course. Expect to be in the arms of nature while experiencing one of the best golfing experiences of your life. Champions Gate Golf Resort also has 15 acres of recreational activities. Spreading over 7128 yards for national and 7363 yards for international, Champions Gate Golf has a year-round golf session and provides facilities like a lounge, banquet facilities, restaurants, driving range, bunkers, lockers, etc. For amateurs, there is also an academy to teach them the sport. Read More

Clear Lake

Clear Lake is a 357 acre freshwater lake that is located in the middle of a residential area and can be said to be lemon-shaped. Some of the most common activities at the lake are fishing and boating. If you are a walking enthusiast, the lake has to offer you walking trails, a fishing dock, and a boardwalk to enjoy all by yourself or with your loved ones. There are also fishing piers, playgrounds, a volleyball court, and a basketball court. You can also visit the clear lake park, where you will be able to find playgrounds, trails, fitness stations, picnic tables, a gazebo, etc. Sunset and sunrise are the most preferred times to experience the tranquillity of the lake. Take some time off from your busy schedule and come and get lost in the peacefulness and calmness of the Clear Lake, it will surely be an experience of a lifetime. Read More