Kissimmee Lakefront Park
The one-mile walking trail at the Kissimmee Lakefront Park is an easy walk or bike-friendly path over flat, grassy terrain. The trail follows the north shore of Lake Tohopekaliga, and at opposite ends of the trail, you can make stops at the Big Toho Marina and the eclectic Monument of States Memorial. This quirky memorial is made with stones from each of the 50 states that make up the United States.
Museum of Military History
Exhibitions featuring historic relics help tell the story of America’s military endeavors, beginning with the Revolutionary War and ending in the present day. Each of the five military branches is included too. Authentic, donated artifacts representing each major military event are on display for visitors to take in, from muskets used in 1775 to World War II service vehicles. Guided tours are often led by military veterans.
Twin Oaks Conservation Area
The 370-acre Twin Oaks Conservation Area along Lake Tohopekaliga preserves Floria’s native wildlife habitats. Tall, untamed grass pokes through the park’s freshwater marshes, and overwater piers jut out over the marshlands for visitors to take a closer look at the landscape and its inhabitants. The best wildlife lookout point is at the park’s main, elevated viewing platform, where you may be able to spot one of Florida’s most well-recognized reptiles, the alligator, or even a bald eagle.