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A truly lovely park to relax in, especially with children. It's very well-maintained and features large, shady playgrounds as well as adjacent covered picnic areas. One small drawback: Swimming in the lake is prohibited. However, there is a nice bathing area, which, although it requires an entrance fee and is only open seasonally. For those feeling sporty, there are public basketball courts where you can shoot some hoops. You'll need to bring your own food and drinks. About an 8-minute walk away, you can buy a delicious beverage from an espresso machine at the Café Condesa stand. Once you've finished your coffee, there are restrooms in the park, which have certainly seen better days, but are clean.

Lake Wailes Park offers picturesque vistas of Lake Wailes and Bok Tower. A 2.3-mile, 12-foot-wide paved trail loops around half of the lake, providing scenic waterfront views. This area is home to several rare and endangered plants, along with a diverse array of wildlife.

This 70-mile trail connects Aubrundale in the south to Polk City in the north. Along the way it goes by a number of parks and lakes where riders can stop for a break, or just to enjoy the view.

This 40-acre lake, located in the Lakeland area, stands out among the many lakes in the vicinity. Scattered around the water's edge are inviting benches where you can pause and take a break. Typically, you'll encounter a diverse array of birds in the area, including blue herons, black-necked swans, and wood storks.

This lake sprawls across 2,100 acres, making it one of the largest lakes in the Lakeland area. Here, you're likely to spot a variety of wildlife, including birds of different species and even alligators, so it's wise to keep a vigilant eye out.

The Colt Creek State Park is great for exploring Central Florida's nature with large strands of longleaf pine flatwoods, lakes and winding creeks, thick cypress domes and open vistas. You can see bald eagles, white-tailed deer, American alligators, otters and threatened species like the gopher tortoise. There are more than 15 miles of trails in the park and a nice campground.

This 40-acre lake, located in the Lakeland area, stands out among the many lakes in the vicinity. Scattered around the water's edge are inviting benches where you can pause and take a break. Typically, you'll encounter a diverse array of birds in the area, including blue herons, black-necked swans, and wood storks.

Lake Hollingsworth spans 354 acres and is a highly popular reservoir for biking, walking, and running. The approximately 3-mile trail encircling it offers magnificent views of the water from all angles. At times, this area becomes filled with birds, creating a truly unique sight.