1. Ralph V. Chisholm Regional Park

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Saint Cloud, FL

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Ralph V. Chisholm Regional Park

4.8 (15 reviews)

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Robert S.

Highly recommend to anyone who wants to spend the day with the family. You can take a hike, play along the water, or have a picnic.

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Louise S.

126/100 in 2016 challenge I was here just to drive thru to check out the location. There is access to drop your boat in the water, fish off a pier and wad in the water among other things. Notice many people dropping canoes There are several pavilions for grilling and having parties. There is a playground with all the normal playground equipment. Nice centrally located restrooms. Ample parking for cars and your boat hatch. Park does have hours of operation. Even notice a baseball field. Nice location to try out. Did not see a running path. But did have great views of the water.

Sunrise at Chisholm Park during a Sunday morning ride.
Michael R.

One of the best parts of Central Florida is that you can find great, out of the way places that allow you to connect again with nature. Located on the southern end of Narcossee Road, just north of St. Cloud, this park as most of what you need for a good afternoon. A big field to play and frolic - check. Pavilions to keep you in the shade and to have or prepare lunch - check.. A wooded area and hiking trails on which to stroll and check out wildlife - yep. Access to a body of water - why they have a boat launch area to get out onto Lake Toho. In the morning, the light coming up over the trees makes for a great view of the lake. There is also a playground for the kiddies and there is even a small farm (not associated with the park) that is near the entrance, where you can often see cows and even some goats. If you are in the area, be sure to stop by the park, even if it is just to take a few breaths of air and to admire the scenery.

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Nice park. Also has nice boat ramp. You can party and cook out here. Play games with plenty of room../

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