This is a quiet park just off of one of the main roads. It is a great place to let the grandkids…read morerun around and burn off energy. There are lots of trees that provide much needed shade. The park has picnic tables and several benches. There is a large gazebo that the town uses to host events.

The park is nice and has nice scenery of the lake. Splash pad for the kids is great although lately…read morethe pressure of the water has been turned down. The different fountain coming up from the ground are barely high enough to really splash the kids like it use too. Seems kind of off as i normally brings my kids here for the enjoyment of splashing around and getting soaked to cool off in the hot days.

Lake David Park is located in Lake County. The park offers two play grounds, basketball court,…read moreskate park, two boat ramps, volleyball court, pavilions and much more. It is quiet and well maintained. There is a walking path with benches along the way. The park has two pavilions that can be rented. Restrooms are available and there is lots of shade.

Oh, Park Pals…read more. This is the best in Clermont, hands down. We've had people from 20 miles away come to birthday parties we've thrown here and then will come back on their own, hitting us up to come play with them again. The playground is by far the biggest afound, stretching for a long ways. The balance beam & more feature that allows kids to basically circumnavigate most of it without touching the ground is really cool. Slides, swings, seesaws, and spinny stuff galore! And tons of room to toss a Frisbee or football all over. The small nature hike out to the dock and water is very well maintained. There are fiends for soccer and baseball too. Lots of stuff! Lovely Pavillion for hosting a party as well!

Parents looking for a big park to help tire their kids out with good facilities need not look…read morefurther! Pros: Tree-lined shade Ropes/climbing Smaller toddler area Lakefront with boardwalk Bathrooms Plenty of parking Sports field All it needs is a splash pad and a few more shaded picnic pavilions and it would be a perfect score!

David Blanks Playground did not appear as well maintained as the parks in some of the other…read moreneighborhoods. Although the neighborhood children did not seem to mind. Kids of all ages were having a blast running around. There is a small basketball court, play structure, swings and a covered pavilion with several picnic tables.

Think twice before moving to this city. The grass goes uncut for long periods the area around 27th…read moreAvenue looks completely neglected. And worst of all, the cost of water has skyrocketed! It's absolutely ridiculous for a place like this; I didn't even pay a water bill that high when I lived in Miami.

Although Groveland is rapidly expanding it is still a laid back rural area with several orange…read moregroves and tree farms. They also have a handful of beautiful parks and a community center. You will not find lots of restaurants and shopping options but Clermont and Winter Garden are close by.

John Wesley Griffin Park is located in Groveland just off of Highway 50. It is tucked in behind a…read morequiet neighborhood. There is a strip of grass along the front of the park designated for parking. The park is fully enclosed and has bathrooms, large pavilion with a grill, swings, two slightly covered playgrounds, basketball court, toy car track, corn hole and more. You are required to bring your own basketball and bean bags for corn hole. My grandson's have a great time playing at this park.

I like stopping at this park while in Florida, it's nice to have a picnic & stretch your legs while…read moretraveling. It's the only park that I know that has corn whole. I myself think that's awesome in California you would never find that. I'll post some fun facts about the park. John Wesley Griffin was one of the original residents of the subdivision of Beverly Hills. He was named after the co-founder of the Methodist Church, John Wesley. He was born October 1, 1888 in Sylvania, GA. He and his brother Sam moved to Groveland in the 1930's and John became the personal chauffeur to J. Ray Arnold Saw Mill. He was instrumental in getting amenities, such as clay packed streets and running water, to the Beverly Hills subdivision. He also managed the play park and Edgewood Cemetery from 1945 to 1948. He served in World War I and was the Lake County School District representative for Edgewood. Beverly Hills was started in 1945 by developer Charlie J. Anderson. Beverly Park was established by John Wesley Griffin in 1951 after asking Mr. Anderson to set aside several lot spaces for a place where children could play. Mr. Anderson in turn asked Mr. Griffin to manage and be the caretaker for the area. He did this over the next 20 years and passed on the responsibilities to the Caple family. Lacy and Mary Caple managed the property until their children grew up. They then donated the land to the City of Groveland and the property was named Beverly Park.

Great park, pet friendly, especially for dogs, both big and small. Great neighborhood. Me, being an…read moreavid photographer, especially of the sky and being a fanatic for the perfect lighting like golden hour and blue hour, it's a great place to go to and get photos. Seen things from sandhill cranes to turtles. Lovely park, beautiful memorial, I love this park. 5/5.

The Ronald Sefton Gaffney Memorial Park is open from 7am to 8:30 pm seven days a week. It has a dog…read morepark, bathrooms and a walking trail. There are lots of trees that my grandchildren loved to climb and numerous benches throughout the park. We saw a few harmless snakes, big and small turtles and a couple of Sandhill Cranes.

The sunsets are amazing. I love coming here with my dogs. It's really relaxing and great for walksread more

Very beautiful large lake that has a nice walking path along that gives beautiful views. There's…read moredog stands for baggies, seating benches, the pier is closed because it needs fixing