Best experience of my life!!! How healing is this place. The guide is amazing. Her love for people…read moreand horses can be felt. The only problem is ....I can't find any other place outside of FL that can measure up to this place. They raise the standards high.

Abbey, the owner is so lovely and cares so much for her clients and horses. Beautiful area and so…read moremany birds and nice scenery. The horses are very patient and well trained. Highly Recommend!

Horrible. Maze flooded.did they tell you that at entrance...of course not. The corn was literally 2…read moreinches high. Huge disappointment. Then they lied said it stayed on Facebook that it was washed out..NOPE not on their website either. This place sucks. $30 and hour and half drive for nothing.

Nice place for the kiddos. Lots of activities when they do an event. Not much of a petting farm so…read moredon't expect much from that.

So, I dropped by because I wanted to see what was sold at a nudist shop…read more And of course most of it is tee shirts. . .Yup. One can find videos, magazines and newsletters aimed to educate the naturally curious people like me, as well as to support and advocate for those who like to go nude at certain venues. Apparently some of the clubs are at designated areas like campgrounds and resorts, and some clubs meet at members' private property. The staff members that I spoke with were all very helpful, nice, and understanding of all my questions. I was given a lot of information to take with me about the organization. One can become a member of the association and receive timely newsletters on the lifestyle. I have never experienced the lifestyle, however it seems that it might be a liberating experience. I feel that being out in nature, with the water and trees in your natural state would be so awesome. . . I'm just not so sure if I want to see everyone's freedom. Maybe we should just all take turns to be free and rotate. . . idk. And I also think of how much self expression one finds in clothing and wonder if people simply rely heavily on hats and accessories without clothes at these venues. . .Seriously this must drive Rachel Zoe and clothes designers insane! And then there are other visuals that I imagine, like . . .cooking for example. . .and gardening / mowing the lawn. . . No.. . Hell no! We need clothes in life. But if there are times in which you feel clothing should be optional, AANR will make sure it happens for you!

I'm a LIFE member of this truly FUN organization, having joined in 1970, when it was known as the…read moreAmerican Sunbathing Association. The first affiliated club I joined was AVATAN, near the Twin Cities (Minnesota). I was then associated with MOUNTAIN AIR RANCH (near Denver), then LIVE OAK RANCH (outside Houston TX) and finally, I was a part of two former nudist resorts in Hawaii; one on Oahu (the island where Honolulu is) and the other was near Kihei, Maui. There is also a landed club near Sandy Valley, Nevada, an unincorporated area close to the California-Nevada border, around 50 miles away from Las Vegas. Cartoonists (and others who have never visited a nudist "place") are quick to joke about (or even deride) them. But those who have seriously visited a nudist park, resort, beach, luxury cruise liner, apartment complex, trailer village or camp (NEVER a "colony") find it to be "just another place to have wholesome fun," for entire families, kids included (they're natural-born nudists at heart). Yes, everyone is indeed naked or nude (there IS a difference in those terms) but to associate naturally naked folks with constant wild sex orgies, "is as wrong, as two left feet." At any well-operated nudist organization, you'll find mostly average, everyday folks whose only difference from conventional, "fabric-adorned society," is the simple fact that they believe you can have just as much (or more) fun, doing things that some people at one time associated only with being clothed. The fact is, you don't NEED clothes to Swim, Fish, Sail, play Volleyball (or Badminton), Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Hiking, Horseback riding, Water skiing, Shuffleboard, Bridge, Poker, Canasta, Dominoes, Checkers, Chess, Mahjong, Horseshoes or even Bowling (where permitted). All you need is just a minimum of two naked or nude people and a desire to fairly compete. (You can still play Solitaire by yourself, of course.) You can also, sans apparel, dine, chat, watch TV, or "debate" politics and religion (if the spirit moves you). Another thing you can do: Make new friends. There are (probably) 30,000 nudists in North America, at maybe 300 clubs (both are my estimates) and I'm sure that those folks would make you feel as welcome as they did for myself and my ladies. So, if you have the opportunity to visit such a place some day, take it. I'm betting that once you have REALLY experienced the lifestyle (and given it a "fair shot"), you might wish to return to it, often. And one final note, which cannot be explained: More WOMEN (than men) seem to take to (and enjoy) it... Their website is here: http://www.aanr.com

The village features a collection of authentic and replica historic buildings that were moved from…read moretheir original locations to this site for preservation. Today was the pioneer day, but was so hot, although really fun. They had a lot of food trucks offering ice cream, BBQ, popcorn, farmers market, pony ride, a lot of animals as Llama, alpaca, duck, rabbit, horses. Had the opportunity to meet Apple and NY daughter bought one piece of her azmzing job. Really recommend this place, even normal days, we usually come here to do picnic or play at the playground.

For a pleasant walk through Florida history, visit Pioneer Village in Kissimmee. There are a total…read moreof about 15 buildings/structures (many of them original or exact replicas) that tell the story of early settlers and native dwellers. Each building has a sign with a QR code to scan that links to a short You Tube video elaborating on the people who lived in them and their stories. Even if it's a hot sunny day, there are multiple shady spots to sit like the rocking chair on the veranda or the air-conditioned church. You can actually walk in most of the buildings. My 12-year-old son's favorite areas were the Lanier house with it's rooster and hens walking and clucking around, the goat in the back of the house, and the knot-tying area in the exhibit on Florida's cowmen. At $4 for children $6 for adults (if you get a coupon from the Ocala History Center), this is an educational experience in a beautiful setting. You can also bike, walk, paddle, or picnic in nearby Shingle Creek Park when you are done.

Did a lunch stop at the Catfish place and I must say I really enjoyed my fingerlings along with…read moreCole slaw and cheesy grits. Yum, yum...

Have visited this place several times for over 20 years. Constantly great service, food and an at…read morehome dining experiences. Today with family we had: Fried chicken Livers, fried snapper, fried catfish and fried shrimp and catfish. Everyone enjoyed their entrees and excellent service from Margaret, celebrating 19 years here!

A fun and free activity in downtown historic Kissimmee is a self guided mural tour. The murals are…read morepart of The Time For Art is Now public art project funded by Osceola Arts in downtown Kissimmee. The projects mission is to revitalize the downtown area with colorful works of art. One of the large scale artworks you would see is the Kissimmee mural on the corner of Main Street and Monument Ave. It was painted by Puerto Rican artist RIC ONE in 2021. He is self taught and has been painting for over 25 years. He also painted Two Koi mural in downtown Kissimmee. On the subject of his art he has said "I want to deliver a meaningful message through my art with substance that does not need to be explained. I want to enhance the beauty of this city with color & creativity." No explanation necessary for this colorful mural featuring the word Kissimmee. It is is believed Kissimmee is a modern spelling of an ancient tribal word. Inside the word Kissimmee RIC ONE has painted some of the iconic images associated with the history of the town. There are oranges and cowboys which are a nod to Kissimmee's cattle ranching history. I even saw the head of a sandhill crane. This is the kind of mural you want to use as a photo backdrop because with its Greeting From: Kissimmee it has a postcard like quality that lets everyone know just where you are.

Played the Red/White layout. First time. Everything here was very good- from check-in to the final…read morehole. As expected, the course is a links style course with minor elevation changes, but lots of sand, water, and shaped fairways. The conditions were very good at the tees, fairways and greens. I'm bogey+ golfer and thought the course offered some challenges, but I enjoyed the play. The clubhouse was older, but nice and they had a bar/restaurant with a nice patio. I'd definitely golf there again.

To me, this is the absolute best golf course in all of Central Florida in terms of condition,…read morelayout, pricing, and value. The owners and team at RSC take great pride in this course and it shows. After your round, stop into Stonebridge Tavern for a cold beer and GREAT food. The grilled chicken caesar hits the spot for me. Their Reuben is also incredible. It's all incredible.