The many shops and restaurants offer a delightful variety of goods. The buildings themselves are old-fashioned and picturesque. The scenery is extraordinary - especially in the fall when the hills blaze a subdued orange and burgundy. But, perhaps the most striking scene in town can be found in Mill Pond Park. Cascade Falls is a spectacular waterfall no matter where you view it.
Visitors can conveniently take in the site from above.
Or, they can make the trek into the cool glen below to enjoy this aquatic spectacle up close and personal. It's easy to see why early settlers decided to make this locale their home. Since its beginnings in 1844, Osceola has evolved from a busy logging town to an industrious steamboat manufacturing mecca to a pastoral farming community. Today, Osceola welcomes its many visitors with a wide variety of quaint shops, superb restaurants, outdoor sports and fascinating activities. Osceola has a number of historic sites, including two buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.