This is the best place to go!!! My boyfriend and I had the most fun on this trail ride- you can…read moreeven go faster than a walking pace on your horse which was such a relief (my boyfriend and I have ridden before and were looking for more than a walking ride). We will be back!

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.

This Florida grown ranch in Kenansville just south of Saint cloud in Kasumi is a great place to…read morebring the family. During the fall festival times they have hayrides and pumpkin patches and of course the corn maze all included in your entrance ticket for only $10! An up charge are we combine rides as well as corn shooting. There are plenty local vendors selling some of their products but most of the vendors are for food or drink only. I must say that during lunch hours they can be quite busy and we waited almost 30 minutes for just corn dogs and fries. So definitely check out the other vendors instead of staying in just one line. Most places inside the ranch are cash only, but many of the vendors now have taken to the Apple Pay. I strongly suggest to bring lots of sunscreen on those really sunny days as well as bringing your own water bottles. And definitely try and wear shoes that you don't mind getting dirty in.

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.

The first time is was at pioneer village was on Osceola county Pioneer Day. It was so well…read moreorganized and fun with demonstrations and many people in appropriate attire for that time, just great to experience! I came back the day after to hike the shingles creek trail and visited again. Very recommended as it's fun!

I had heard this place was legendary online and by word of mouth. I knew I needed to try this place…read moreout. I went with my mom and it was probably fifty minutes after it had opened for the day. There were quite a few people already eaten and by the demographic (older crowd) I knew this place was going to slap. In addition to that, I heard some of the waitresses talking to the customers and most of them seemed to be locals and frequent customers. Due to that, I figured the food must be good. Anyway, we had a server who was very friendly and personable. I ordered the lunch special where I got the catfish, fried flounder, the vegetable of the day, squash, and mashed potatoes with country fried steak gravy. My mom got fried clam and fried catfish with a side of coleslaw. The ordering time did not take too long and our food came out relatively fast. The catfish was very tasty along with the fried flounder. They are were very well cooked and had a nice breading-to-fish ratio. I enjoyed the yellow squash as the vegetable of the day but I wasn't crazy about the mashed potatoes. I personally would not get them again. My mom enjoyed the fried clam as she talked about how she used to get a Howard Johnsons fried clam sandwich that she still dreams of. She said these fried clams were even better cooked than the ones she had in the past. She also said she really enjoyed the catfish as it was very tasty. Finally, she mentioned how the coleslaw was really good as it wasn't overly 'mayonaisey.' Now, I do have one negative thing to say. Although our waitress was very sweet and kind she was a bit slow on wrapping up our dining experience. We both wanted to get some desert to go, and waited at least ten minutes for her to come back to our table. There was a long period of time where I did not see her waiting on any tables and was in the kitchen. She eventually came back and we ordered the Chocolate Silk Pie and the Peach Cobbler. Then we ended up waiting another ten for the check. Other than that, we did enjoy our experience and this restaurant and would come back in the future.

The Catfish Place has more of an older, classic local spot feel, but that's part of its charm. It's…read morenot super modern or fancy, but it has that comfortable, old-school style that makes it feel familiar. The food was good and the service was nice. I ordered the catfish, and it was great -- crispy, flavorful, and fresh. Overall, it's a solid place if you're craving comfort food and seafood.

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.

3 9 hole courses each with its own unique layout. 1 is a more traditional mix between parkland and…read morelinks, the other two are more links style. Conditions are moderate, but good for the price and greens are in above average conditions (7/10) especially compared to many other non-resort courses in Orlando. Staff is always friendly. Good practice facilities. Fair prices. Love getting an Italian sausage sandwich with peppers at the turn. Only course I know of with gas golf carts? Kinda weird but they GO when you want them to. The only real downside of this course is pace of play. I have never had a quick round here. While I always have a great time, a 5 hour round is common. This seems to be mostly down to a mix of golfers of all levels and styles playing here.

Golf course was in good condition, played nicely. Had a nice time. However, I was taken back by the…read morechecking in process. While checking in, I inquired about any discounts, AARP, Military. The young lady answered there were no such discounts available. While playing with my two partners, who checked in after me, discussion of cost came up. They too asked if there were any discounts. After a little discussion the cashier said she would sign them up with an active military discount, free round of play. After hearing this, I became angry inside and tried to let it go, however it never left my mind during the round. I asked my friends if they were playing a joke on me, being Christian men, they said no.