This morning was quite the drive but overall incredibly fun. This is the perfect trail especially…read moreif you're looking for long distance trails for biking, running, walking, and skating. The mile markers go as far as 10 miles if that's something you're interested in doing. The trail is smooth and easy to exercise on. They have clean bathrooms and plenty of parking. Overall a really nice and clean environment I would recommend to anyone in the area or someone looking to explore outside of their own town.

A great walking trail in Sorrento with paved and wide trails. There are benches along the way…read morehowever there is very little shade. There is plenty of parking at both ends of the trail. There are no restrooms or water fountains on the trail but there are restrooms at the Orange county end of the trail. The trail is approximately 2.5 miles long and goes from Lake County to Orange County. Horses and bikes are allowed on the trails, bikers yield to hikers and horses and hikers yield to horses. The trails passed through multiple Florida, ecosystems, including sand, pine, scrub, pine, flat woods, and wetlands. Although we did not see any, deer and tortoises can be seen at times.

I went to this park for a food event on Thursday. While there a nice parking lot, parking can be…read moredifficult during events. I parked in the back and walked a little to the park for the event. At least parking was free. I only went to the venue area near the city hall, which was spacious and very clean. I didn't go to the lake area, but it looked nice and I think you can fish there as well. I think there was a playground too, but it was a while since I last remembered. I do like the fountain in the pond not to far from city hall. While I only visited this park for an event, it looks to be a nice park to walk near the lake, go fishing, or playing in the field. Overall: B+

This was my second time visiting this park for the Ocoee MUSIC Festival. Last year we had Joan Jett…read moreand Night Ranger headlining the show. This time around it was the Los Lonely Boys and Bret Michaels. The City of Ocoee, Dan Newlan, and all of the other sponsors kick ass for putting this event on for free. If you're planning on coming, definitely get here early. The first band usually goes on around 6pm. I arrived at 4pm and it took me 30 minutes to park once pulling in off Hwy 50. There is a ton of police presence and volunteers available to keep things in order. There is a designated handicap parking area and staff will escort you to the nearest walkway via golf cart if you need assistance. If you get there early enough you can park your chair right up in front of the stage. Just know that once the headliner comes on people from the back will push their way up. The food and drinks are reasonable. I bought a 20 oz Kona beer for $6, bottled water was $2, bottled soda for $3, and a big bag of kettle corn for $8. There are plenty of other food vendors available selling items such as pizza, corn dogs, funnel cakes, sausage and peppers, arepas, empanadas, chicken on a stick, and more. There is a carnival section in the back where you can play games and ride some smaller type ride. The restroom situation is pretty good. There are plenty of clean Porto-lets available. I've never had to wait to use one and they were kept clean throughout the evening. The only downfall is there is no actual hand washing station outside of the portlets it's just a hand sanitizer station, so bring some handy wipes with you. The rules for the event state that you can't bring in a cooler but I seen many people bringing soft coolers. I carried in several bottles of water and a bag full of snacks and nobody gave me any trouble. If you're close enough to your car you can always just leave the cooler in your car and go back to it throughout the day for meals if you're trying to save some cash. The park itself is beautiful and spacious, it sits right off of beautiful Lake Starke. There are several walking paths but I couldn't tell you how far they go. Even though it was blazing hot out there was always a cool breeze going down the slope of the park past the stage and towards the lake. I highly recommend coming to Bill Breeze park for the Ocoee music festival or just to come to relax. This park is really nice and worth the visit.

While I don't have any kids, I meet my friend here, who has kids, so it's a good chance for me to…read morecatch up with them while their kids entertain themselves on the myriad of swings and other playthings. If I had kids, I would bring them here as well! There is no grass, but they have astroturf. Great place for kids to play and adult to chat!

Great addition to the area. We usually park over by the softball fields for the MTB trails but this…read morewas a nice surprise. The restrooms are very nice and quite clean. Easy to drop into the trails from here.

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!

Located not far from the Mount Dora Lighthouse, this medium-sized park has a shelter area with…read morepicnic tables, playground facilities with climbing features including one shaped like a pirate ship, a walking trail, public restrooms and even barbecue grills. The playground was getting a pretty good workout for a weekday afternoon. A reasonably sized parking lot where I left the van for a walk around the park. Gilbert Park is named for the person who donated the land, Earl Gilbert. [Review 1030 of 2024 - 1906 in Florida - 22058 overall]

One of many in the string of parks along the lake near downtown Mount Dora this cute spot has the…read more bronze alligator statue.

Nice enough lake with an open green around it. It is a nice enough place to unwind and get away…read morefrom the stress of the day to day grind. All in all, this is a nice destination and a good place to kick back. Parking is onscreen, but on this Tuesday morning, it did not pose a challenge to find a parking spot. If you find yourself in Clermont, Florida, this is a decent enough place to spend a bit of time. I did not see any benches or anything, but it was nice enough to walk around.

Center Lake Park is located off of Highway 50 near Historic Downtown Clermont. There are lots of…read morebenches throughout that overlook the lake. The park is very quiet considering it's location. In the center of the park there is a Time Capsule that will be opened on 4 July 2076. Fifty-four years from now. The Time Capsule was placed on 4 July 1976. Forty-six years ago.

This is for sure in our top three favorite parks now!…read more It's tucked back behind Sky Zone, so it's quiet and has plenty of trees to shade it perfectly and allow for a nice breeze. The play structure is huge and offers so much to engage with and use imaginative play. There are multiple slides, as well as a few different areas with plenty of swings. We easily spent a few hours and didn't know the time had passed. Lots of space to run, jump, and climb. It is all very sturdy and safe, as well as clean.

When we moved out this way, I had a friend tell me how wonderful "the big playground behind the…read morechurch" was. Took a year or two to realize this is the place she meant. We've had multiple birthday parties for our kids here and attended others. The covered Pavillion with bathrooms is excellent. They had plugs for the crock pots full of food we brought. It's maintained daily, something I found out the time I arrived at 7am to sweep and blow leaves away and clean the tables. A lady showed up after I was done to do all that and thanked me instead. Oops! Oh yeah, then there's the huge playground. My kids have loved this place and all the wooden things to run around, through, up, and over for ages!

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!