We had a great time at this mini golf location in Lady Lake/ The Villages. I never knew it existed,…read moreuntil a recent Google search, and I was surprised by its nice layout. The background area - storage unit next door - takes away from the actual golf course; it has a lot of potential without the distractions and/or possible additions (beverage and food service). Overall, it was a challenging and fun course. It costs $12 for mini golf and $15 for both mini golf and the batting cage. We were too tired to do both, by the time we finished golfing; therefore, we saved our batting cage tokens for another time.

Great location and experience! Our family of 6 had a great time! Fun and challenging holes - a fun…read morefamily time!

When visiting my boyfriend's mom and step dad in Eustis, we took their boat up to Lake Dora via the…read morecanal from Lake Eustis to have lunch. We took a stroll around this park, and enjoyed the beautiful Florida sun and winter weather. Love the benches and the gazebo as you can take a moment to relax. Definitely return when visiting!

This a unique park- airplanes and wildlife co-exist ..... worth a visit just to see. Planes, tunes…read moreand BBQ this past March was the most recent special event here!

Lovely park in Inverness, Florida! Parking was easy and we…read morewere in search of geocaches. We completed an adventure lab ( free app) walking tour of the park and one conventional geocache. The views were gorgeous, real Florida views. We saw one gator but no cooters( turtles). We even saw a water bulldozer type thing for clearing out weeds in the pond.

My friend and I decided to explore some of the local beauty on our lunch break and found this cute…read morepark. Cooter Pond Park is the perfect place for a walk, picnic or even to exercise in. At the entrance to the park and along the walkway, there are several tables with benches to enjoy a meal or just catch up with your friends and family. The tables near the entrance are shaded so you can take a break from the hot sun! The walkway in this park is expansive and has several informational plaques to teach its visitors about the local wildlife that they love. There are also these boxes with various colored lights. I'm not sure what they do but they look cool. If you are lucky, you'll spot and alligator or two but don't worry, the walkway is plenty high above the water. The gators should not cause you any trouble!

Had an amazing time! Definitely will go back, brought the whole family! Dora Canal was greatread more

Dylan was very helpful. Had a great day on the water. Boat was in good condition and the process…read morewas simple.

Lake Jem Park and Boat Ramp has it all. A playground, basketball court, boat ramp, nature viewing,…read morefishing, restrooms, grills, pavilion and canoe/kayak launch. There is a short hiking area with a boardwalk. The playground is large and is shaded by massive old Live Oaks. There are different areas of play for every age group and lots of green space. You can picnic in several areas of the park. Trash cans are available.

I was here today for a exercise class. I was greeted nicely by Pam, a rec center representative…read more Nice lady! The class was a streaming class dvd but that was no issue for the nearly 100 of us there in a very cool, large room. The class was great! The overall coastal decor is beautiful here. Light blues, greens, beiges with pretty accents and comfy furniture for my husband to relax in while I busted my butt.

fabric fun is a Saturday group that does crafts and etc and meets every saturday. we start at 1:00…read morewith show and tell. last Saturday we had eight girls with Bev making pillowcases and Heaven working on stuffed animals and Rana was working on coasters to match pot holders, Nancy showed us a lovely valentine wreath she had made and also a finished santa claus tree hanging, Faye showed us how to do fabric butterflies, adorable, marge was working a charity quilt and Kathleen was moving along with her quilt. B.J. didn't bring anything this Saturday. Our meeting came to an end Come join the fun, the head of our fabric fun is Micki Mac Cumbee

The Fenney Springs Nature Trail is superb, and worth going to over and over again. There is…read morealmost always some interesting bird or beast to see. It is not punishingly long to walk. The Villages did an excellent job of restoring this genuine spring, after it had been ravaged by agricultural use. The boardwalk loops around, and one can experience this uniquie area without struggling through muck. The highlight is catching sight of alligators, who are attracted to the endless food source of catfish, and like to bask in the sun at various spots on sandbars and on shore. This is an opportunity to get close to an alligator with minimal risk, as they can not get through the fencing on the side of the boardwalk, and are unlikely to leap over it. If you just admire them they will not bother you. It is unwise to try the same close admiration at retention ponds as alligators can move very quickly despite their sleepy appearance. There are usually interesting long legged birds hanging out in the same area that the alligator favors as well. This attraction is not too far from Route 301, and the adjacent restaurant is pretty good as well, so worth a stop if you are motoring about.

I saw an alligator, and 5 turtles on a log. Great…read moreexperience.

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.]