My husband and I love twisted Oaks Golf Club. We were only able to play the front nine and got…read morerained out and were able to make it back in a couple weeks to play the whole track. It starts out between houses and then the back nine opens up and it's really quite lovely and somewhat challenging. The course was in great shape, pro shop staff was friendly and I wish I could remember her name but the gal that runs the small snack shop does a great job and is super helpful. It's fun to go up and stay in this area and play this course as well as Juliette Falls, Black Diamond, Skyview, and a few other gems in the area

Love this course! Recommend it as the best course in citrus county hands down. Challenging yet fun.read more

I love all you can eat buffets! Your chance to have your favorites and more! Harbor Hills Country…read moreClub offers a fair price w excellent food! Extremely satisfied! We will be back!

I give them 5 stars The reason I give them five stars is…read moreanytime I go there. I have food, allergies, and they always take care of me. And I give the staff that works there five stars also. We just love this place. They treat you like family when you're there..

Beautiful community! So much to do and well cared for. Hoping the new restaurant will open soon!read more

I went here on a Sunday with a small group of neighbors to get out and enjoy a round of golf. We…read moreall wanted to only play 9 holes. They had a special of $20 for 18 holes. We had to pay almost that much for only nine. The course appears to not use much water, the fairways were more like rough on most courses. The greens have many burn out spots and many weeds that does not allow true putting. The tee boxes are not al marked correctly on the monument signs at the tee boxes. We found more than one showing yardage a lot shorter than our GPS device reflected. I will not go there again any time soon

This ball park is located along the main road and has one medium sized baseball/softball field, a…read moresmall basketball court, a playground and restrooms. There is open space for parking and the playground is nicely shaded Near the rest room building is an interesting pair of tree carvings titled "Osprey, Sand Hill Cranes, Black Bear and Raccoon" by Chad Gainey. The caption has a QR code that points to a page not found on the City of Umatilla website. Fix that, y'all. The ball field does have lights and can be reserved for a fee. [YELP changed this from the "Southside Ball Park" to the "Southside Umatilla Community Center" and I'm over it. There is a community center here but the mail point of the park is the baseball field.] [Review 16813 overall - 1537 in Florida - 326 of 2022.]

Trimble Park is a scenic recreational area in Mt. Dora. It is located on a peninsula which was a…read moreformer isthmus between two lakes, Lake Carlton and Lake Beauclaire. The park was created in 1926 when Sadie Conner Trimble who was the first postmistress of Lake Jem and her husband R.J. Trimble donated 71 acres to create Trimble Park. In October 1978, Orange County purchased another 31.5 acres from a failed development and used it to create the campground area. The main feature of the park is the picnic grove and playground at the end of the road. My favorite part of Trimble Park however was the hiking area where there is a 1.3 mile loop trail suitable for all ages and hiking abilities. The trail takes you around the perimeter of the triangular shaped park and down to Lake Beauclair where ancient oaks ring the lake. Over the trail are mature wild citrus trees which produce fruit and blooms throughout the year. Birds you might encounter include osprey, ibis, red-winged blackbirds, and herons. Trimble Park also has a 15 site campground for groups, trailers. and single tents that is set around a small cove along Lake Carlton. Here you will also find fishing decks and a launch for paddlers. It is easy to see why this park is a favorite outdoor recreational destination for families, campers, and nature enthusiasts. Whether you're looking to camp, hike, fish, or simply relax, this park provides a welcome and peaceful retreat in Central Florida.

Nice park with a campground. The bathrooms are so nice and clean, better than any gas station and…read moremany restaurants! There is a boat dock and walking paths with doggy doo bags. 2 playgrounds and multiple pavilions, picnic tables and benches. We saw a gator but I didn't take a photo. 4 stars because there wasn't any maps of the walking trails and limited signage. We got lost and had to use a maps app to find out way back.

Nice park in Inverness, near the police department, that has plenty of walking, riding and rowing…read moreactivities for you. Today, it was shuffleboard, and honest to the universe, Ive lived here most of my life and have NEVER seen anyone play this mythical shuffleboard until today! They were having a good time. I liked my walk benath the granddaddy oaks along the shore. A great place to ro come talke a walk, or ride the paths.

What a nice little park right down from the fun downtown district. Great place for the kids.read more

An incredible disc golf course and deserves the high ranking. So many different tee pads and with…read moreboth yellow and red cages, this 18 hole course plays like 15 courses.(I'm sure it's more but you get the point) The course isn't too difficult. I got a birdie on hole one but it does get trickier once you head into the woods of course. Really love the tee pads signs that tell you everything you need to know. How cool would it be if these signs acted like a caddie and gave you suggestions on what and how to throw???

Enjoyed this brand new DGC in Leesburg at the college. Most is heavily wooded trails. Hopefully…read morethey'll put up a decent sign. It is a two mile course through 20 acres. We are beginners so I can't give technical disc golf review. It was an enjoyable walk. Watch out for the treacherous vine roots. They'll trip you if you are not careful. My only complaint is the lack of a decent sign directing you to the start.