The East Orange County Community Center is located just off of East Colonial Drive and is behind…read morethe library. It is a nice enough location and has a small park next to it. I have been here several times and have never had an issue.

Waterford Lakes Community Association offers a wonderful park for the residents of Waterford Lakes…read more While this park cannot compare to the larger parks in Orlando like Lake Eola Park, this park is still very enjoyable to spend some time in and a wonderful addition to the Waterford Lakes community. It has elliptical machines, tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a nice park sit around a small lake. All of this equals to a nice place to spend some time. I find myself coming to this park more and more often. It is close to my home and it is a pleasant walk around this small lake. There is off street parking, which is kind of necessary in Waterford Lakes. Again, this part cannot rival some of the larger parks in Orlando like Lake Eola Park, but for a community park, Waterford Lakes Community Association boasts an impressive park for our community. I give it five stars as an overall rating.

Beautiful well kept area that's perfect to go for a stroll around the park, meet with some…read morefriends, have a picnic, ride your bike or even use the facilities if you are a Waterford Lakes resident or guest. Pretty big area with a playground, tennis courts, basketball courts, pool and a nice walking/jogging trail for you to enjoy the scenery.

We had a work event here after eating lunch at Cafe Boutique which was 0.2 miles away. I made a…read morequick passby when heading to lunch to ensure there was enough parking and there was. I walked in and was directed to one of the large conference areas in the rear area which had plastic chairs all set in place for the large bunch of our group. The bathroom was very interesting in that they offer a lot of stalls but the handing washing basins are all on the outside, two for the women and two for the men's side.

Came here for a single basketball game! 15 dollars to watch one basketball game! You can get UCF…read moretickets for cheaper! For it to be called a community center charging people these outrageous prices is a shame!

I visited the South Econ Community Park to attend an event at the Renaissance Senior Canter. The…read morefacilities are always clean. The Center and the surrounding park grounds are well maintained. There is ample parking in the main parking lot but it still fills up very quickly when there are large functions. There is a very small lot that can hold a few cars when the main parking lot is full. Staff did permit parking on the grass area to accommodate us.

Five stars for a playground with plenty of shade for both parents and the children. Still…read moreflabbergasted as to why this is hard to find in central Florida. Anyhow, lots of seating for the parents which is also a rarity. Bathrooms are close by. Hallelujah. There also a nice field for the kids to kick a ball around and a circular paved path suitable for bike riding or walking. Winner in my book.

This building is great for large meetings or other get togethers. It was clean, the air…read moreconditioning worked well, the bathrooms were also clean and well stocked. There is a stage for performances. There is also a large projection screen and necessary hookups are there for presentation purposes.

The Eastmonte Civic Center is a great venue for civic events. It is a meeting place for the…read moreSeminole County Democrats as well as other local organizations. There is a large open room suitable for most types of meetings, and the facilities are clean, spacious, and comfortable. Wow, I'm such an old maid, reviewing the civic center... Excuse me, I must go knit.

I have called for over and week with no return call! I went to the community and of course no one…read morewas available to speak to me about prices etc. The lady in the office was speaking to me as if I was lost and I felt she was being condescending. I left my information and still no return call! Guess they don't need my business. Thanks for nothing. I will take my business elsewhere!!

Been here nearly seven years. Great neighborhood. Peaceful and quiet. Do as much or as little as…read moreyou like.

Ocoee Lakeshore Center is a great venue for weddings and events. I attended a fundraiser for…read moreMatthew's Hope and was very impressed with the grounds and facility. The venue is located next to Starke Lake so the view is lovely. They recently completed a four million dollar renovation and it looks beautiful. There is built in audio visual and a huge lobby area where several bars can be set up for a reception area. The staff is friendly and the food was delicious.

The Magnolia Square Clock is one of Sanford's most recognizable landmarks. The clock was originally…read morepurchased in 1883 for the First National Bank No. 1, which was located in the Lyman Bank Building at 101 West First Street. When the First National Bank moved to the corner of West First Street and South Park Avenue, the clock was stored in the basement for decades. In 1931, A. H. Moses, a produce dealer, acquired the clock and donated it to the City of Sanford. The clock was then placed on top of a pole and traffic signal at the intersection in front of the bank. The clock broke soon after and rather than pay a $200 repair bill the city instead decided to cover the clock faces with cardboard. In 1941, the clock was moved to the Elks Club Lodge, located at the northeast corner of East Second Street and San Juan Avenue. During a downtown renovation project in the 1980's, Stella Oritt, granddaughter of A.H. Moses and her husband offered to restore the clock on the condition that it would remain on Magnolia Square where she grew up. On July 9, 1985 the clock was dedicated at Magnolia Square, at the north end of South Magnolia Avenue near East First Street. Today the clock is a historic symbol of Sanford. You can see the image on artwork throughout the city and carved onto the tree in front of the Sanford Civic Center. It is even part of the city logo. The clock is a popular place to snap a photo so make the time to visit this beloved landmark when you visit Sanford.