On your first visit we suggest you drive all the way to the back parking area. It’s a great place to start your walking loop but you will also get an overview of all there is to discover along the way.

There are 13 reservable picnic shelters spread throughout the Park (see link below) as well as benches and picnic tables here and there on a first come basis. Though there are plenty of birds to observe and gator sightings, this is not what we would call a walk on the wild side. The entire park is well-kept with plenty of shady places to spread a blanket or set up your camp chairs to just sit, relax and take in all of the quiet beauty surrounding you.

The Park has restrooms, drinking fountains, a ballfield, children’s play areas and even a climbing wall for the kids.

There is a place to launch your boat on Lake Seminole and another place you might launch your canoe or kayak.

There are plenty of places to “wet your line” and do some fishing from shore. There is no limit on channel catfish! Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash.

Put this Park on your must-see list. It is easy to find so bring your lunch, your dog, your best friends or family and plan to spend a couple of hours relaxing and taking it all in. We bet you will plan to come back. Do let us know what you think.