Went for the first time on Saturday with a group of friends and OMG, we had a blast! The staff is…read moregreat and while some of the obstacles are challenging is still a great workout. I will definitely come back! No experience is needed however, I feel for next time I would like to be stronger. Definitely something I can aim to!

We went here a few years ago and I had a blast! I do think it is expensive for what you're doing…read morebut I had a Groupon so that helped! It was just my 10 year old daughter and we did all the obstacles and the zip line! You only got to go on it once so that was a bummer because we wanted to go on it again. Perhaps if the price was lower and you would be able to try everything unlimited, I would go again...other than that it was fun!!

I am absolutely certain that glamping isn't for me, we went lake fishing and the darn alligators…read moregave us no chance ! Upon getting there I guess I ordered the wrong tents I was under the impression I'd have ac because let's be honest for $150/night... WRONG! I was accommodated for 1 day because somebody else had booked the next day. I didn't last too long because there was a roach inside the tent and call me bougie but I've been in the military and never seen a roach inside a tent but like I said I've never been glamping so this was new to me but I did enjoy the tortoise and the beach! Also Tina was very nice she helped so much you can tell everyone there loves their job

Cheap to get in - 5$ per car. Decent walking trails although the one we went on wasn't clearly…read moredemarcated the way I'd have expected. The lake is beautiful and the facilities were clean and well kept. I wanted to check out the cabins but I didn't get a chance. The playground is rather basic.

This is a beautiful park in Kissimmee. We've visited it a few times during our trips to Florida, I…read morelove it here. There are restrooms, a play ground, a few different docks, an amphitheater for outdoor concerts & events, picnic pavilions, a snack bar, and more. I especially love the walking path that goes along the lake, and my daughter and I like to spot gators in the water or sunning themselves on land. Last time we were here we saw gators, raccoons, squirrels, the cutest wild bunnies and a variety of large & small birds including roseate spoonbills. There are plenty of benches along the path and it's really nice to be able to sit down and watch the view and the wildlife. V

Beautiful park, but it seems it's always filled with homeless people or just sketchy people in…read moregeneral . The trail to walk is nice - we went for the splash pad which was really nice

Brinson Park was named for Dr. Haynes Brinson and his wife Agnes. Dr. Brinson moved to Kissimmee in…read more1923 from Georgia and practiced as a physician and surgeon until 1936. Agnes was active in social work and their church. In 1932 City Commissioners named Brinson Park in the couples honor. Brinson Park is a 3 acre open space park located next to Lakefront Park in Kissimmee. A linear park along Lakeshore Boulevard connects Brinson Park to Lakefront Park. Amenities at Brinson Park include BBQ grills, a fishing pier, picnic tables, restrooms that were added in 2015 and wetlands that attract a variety of wildlife. During my visit a family was enjoying a picnic and I admired the beautiful view while spotting several Florida wading birds. It is a pleasant place to walk and I like how it is connected to other parks.

This a great little park which is part of the Lakefront! Great place to do some fishing, walking,…read morepicnic or just plane enjoy the scenery. There's also a geocache here for those of you who love geocaching!

I've been here twice now, and wholeheartedly recommend them…read more The first time I came down to Florida to meet up with a buddy to celebrate his bday with a couple other friends. We rented one of the deluxe cabins. The cabins are very well-maintained and very comfortable. We had a great weekend of hanging out, fishing, etc. We also rented the pontoon to take out fishing. Overall, great experience and the staff was awesome. The second time I came was to meet up with some friends again to see some spring training baseball in nearby Lakeland. We rented a different cabin this time which was slightly smaller and didn't have a loft. It was a bit too small for the 6 people that we would have there. This was my fault for not asking. We called the staff and they offered to let us have an extra cabin, the bungalow, for a couple nights. Once again, had a great time, and the staff was awesome Pros: Awesome staff, close to spring training baseball sites, within an hour of both Orlando and Tampa, on the lake, boat rentals available, good value. Cons: I would probably say it's not the place of you want to party. After 10 there is a policy against raucous noise. That being said, it was just fine for us staying up late and playing cards and such.

The campground has two things going for them 1 the lake is wonderful and the bathroom is very…read moreclean. The staff are ok also. The place is a perm innate trailer park with a few camping spots. There is no place to have a campfire. The internet doesn't work. You connect for all of about 5 min and then you hang after. The reconnection process to get the service to work takes hours to get reconnected. The Internet service provider is Tengo Nternet. There support is none existing. The place is ok if you just want a trailer park type of campground and fire ring and no cable or internet even when they advertise they have these services. The two stars are for the lake and clean bathrooms

I joined the Save Split Oak group for a guided hike and had a lovely visit. Highly recommend…read morechecking them out and going with the group as they are so knowledgeable about the flora, fauna, special points of interest, and any questions we had. It's a beautiful area with plenty of trails to wander and experience true Florida nature. There are many options to choose from to have the experience you're looking for for length of hike, shade level, openness, what to see, etc. Hopefully it will remain protected but definitely recommend visiting while you can.

Was craving some outdoor adventure but wanted to stay local and away from crowds, so when I looked…read moreup nearby hiking trails, Split Oak Forest came up. Originally wanted to do the 4 mile hike but ended up doing 5.67 miles. What can I say, we got lost in the wilderness. But really, the split oak tree near marker G distracted us. We were suppose to follow the orange markers but somehow ended up following the yellow markers which veered us off course. Once we realized that we were going the opposite way, it was already too late to turn around. Plus, nature was calling and the thought of holding it in for another 3 miles just convinced me to just keep going. The trail was easy. Lots of sand trails though. And with that being said, make sure you've got the right hiking shoes on. I recommend getting hiking shoes from REI. Trust me. With the uneven sand trails, you want to have good balance. Your feet will thank you later. Split Oak forest is a hidden gem tucked away in a city away from the city. Made me feel like I was far away from civilization. Great for getting your cardio in and enjoy nature at the same time.

Great place! Took a 2 hr adventure with a great guide Piper. She made our experience awesome. Up…read moreclose and personal with sloth, capybara, lemur and porcupine. We fed them! Took an airboat ride..saw gators and bald eagle. Drive thru safari was fun too!

My 17 year old daughter and I had so much fun at Wild Florida! We visited both the Gator Park, the…read moredrive thru safari, and the lemur experience and all were well worth the price of admission. First the safari - You drive your own car through this safari and in our experience, you really don't have to worry about damage to your vehicle. There are so many animals, many species that I didn't recognize. When we entered the safari, we were given a booklet that had photos and brief descriptions of all of the animals, and that was a huge help in identifying what we were viewing. I loved that we could go at our own pace and there were plenty of pull-offs for us to use if the vehicles behind us wanted to travel more quickly. The animals trulya re right in front of you - most are wandering freely without cages, fences, or other barriers, and at times we had to stop to let animals cross the road in front of our car! At the end of the safari, there is a place where you can park your car and go up to a platform to feed the giraffes ($5 per person). We did it and it was so much fun to get to see the giraffes so close and have them take food right from our hands. We enjoyed the safari so much that we went through it again after touring the gator park. The gator park was super fun as well, and there are so many animals other than gators, too! We enjoyed the gator feeding. It was fascinating to watch them eat chicken meat off of a hanging line, and the commentary provided by the show's host was very informative. We also enjoyed holding a baby alligator and getting a digital photo. My 17 year old daughter loved the add on of the lemur experience. She, along with about 6 other guests, got to go inside a room next to the lemur exhibit and interact & feed a lemur. She truly loved this experience and it was definitely worth the added cost. We spent about 5 hours here and could easily have spend an hour or two more. Check Groupon for discounts on tickets and enjoy seeing all of the animals at Wild Florida!

First time came here, went for a walk, it was a nice walk, we could hear the birds.. I recommend…read morethis place if you are in the area..

Pretty scenic area. Saw lots of birds of prey, some snakes and deer. Enjoyed this walk lots. The…read morefull loop is about 4 miles with a fair amount of tree coverage.