Oh, Park Pals…read more. This is the best in Clermont, hands down. We've had people from 20 miles away come to birthday parties we've thrown here and then will come back on their own, hitting us up to come play with them again. The playground is by far the biggest afound, stretching for a long ways. The balance beam & more feature that allows kids to basically circumnavigate most of it without touching the ground is really cool. Slides, swings, seesaws, and spinny stuff galore! And tons of room to toss a Frisbee or football all over. The small nature hike out to the dock and water is very well maintained. There are fiends for soccer and baseball too. Lots of stuff! Lovely Pavillion for hosting a party as well!

Parents looking for a big park to help tire their kids out with good facilities need not look…read morefurther! Pros: Tree-lined shade Ropes/climbing Smaller toddler area Lakefront with boardwalk Bathrooms Plenty of parking Sports field All it needs is a splash pad and a few more shaded picnic pavilions and it would be a perfect score!

Went out for a walk and found this trail. I enjoyed and nice 2 mile walk along this trail…read more Essentially it seems to be more of a bike trail but still good for walkers. The trail had some hills but mostly flat. Luckily there was plenty of shade along the way. They have a station where bike riders can work on their bikes and if they need to put some air in the tires it has an air pump. Next time I am bringing my bike. Came across plenty of friendly riders sharing the trail.

Minneola Trailhead park has 17 acres and includes a dog park, playground, ball field, exercise…read morearea, and basketball court. The playground is ADA compliant and the dog park is in two sections. One section is for dogs under 35 pounds and the other for over 35 pounds. They have a waste station and plenty of room to roam. You only need a permit to gather if you have an event with 50 or more. The park has access to the South Lake Trail and clean bathrooms. Their normal hours are from 7am to 7pm.

The sunsets are amazing. I love coming here with my dogs. It's really relaxing and great for walksread more

Very beautiful large lake that has a nice walking path along that gives beautiful views. There's…read moredog stands for baggies, seating benches, the pier is closed because it needs fixing

I am absolutely certain that glamping isn't for me, we went lake fishing and the darn alligators…read moregave us no chance ! Upon getting there I guess I ordered the wrong tents I was under the impression I'd have ac because let's be honest for $150/night... WRONG! I was accommodated for 1 day because somebody else had booked the next day. I didn't last too long because there was a roach inside the tent and call me bougie but I've been in the military and never seen a roach inside a tent but like I said I've never been glamping so this was new to me but I did enjoy the tortoise and the beach! Also Tina was very nice she helped so much you can tell everyone there loves their job

Cheap to get in - 5$ per car. Decent walking trails although the one we went on wasn't clearly…read moredemarcated the way I'd have expected. The lake is beautiful and the facilities were clean and well kept. I wanted to check out the cabins but I didn't get a chance. The playground is rather basic.

Natural Florida. The boardwalk to Lake Apopka is great! It is sturdy. There are signs telling you…read moreabout the plants and animals you might see. We saw small alligators. Many parts of it are shady. They have yoga on Sunday mornings. Also, there's a small natural history museum. The volunteer at the museum is very knowledgeable. Don't let the beer scare you. It's a taxidermied bear.

We went to the preserve to see the firefly's. It is really a nice place to walk around and there is…read morea lot of people that work there to help you along. We walked out to the pier and saw the most beautiful sunset over the water. It was a little windy the afternoon we went so the fire flies were not out at the pier. As we were asking back we saw a lot of them in the woods. They were beautiful. This preserve has a lot of different events from 5k walks to live music.

I had a group meet up here for a fun time of food and games. This was my first time at this park…read moreand overall a good experience. Apparently, the pavilions are first come first served. A sweetheart from the group arrived at 6 am and was able to secure a nice pavilion on the lakeside, adjacent to the restrooms and across from plenty of parking. The pavilion come with a grill (we didn't use) and a large trash bin nearby. The area had a few trees around and was nicely shaded, this made the combination of good weather result in a really good experience. There is a nice trail for walking, hiking and cycling. Near the parking, there is a play area for children and a fenced dog park area. Overall, I thought I had a good experience and think that it is a fabulous area. I do hope to get back out here at some point in the future.

Lake Hiawatha Preserve Park - Frisbee Golf (Disc Golf Course)…read more Finally, a legit 18-hole disc golf course near Clermont, Florida. It's also a great place to bring your dogs! They have a nice fenced in area to let your dogs mingle and play with other dogs off the leash and there's a trail and some back country you can take them and run with. The good: - Solid mix of wooded technical holes and a few open bombers around the lake. Holes 4-8 along the water are gorgeous, especially at sunset. - Tee pads are concrete and in great shape (huge upgrade from the old rubber mats). - New Mach X baskets catch well and the bright yellow bands make them easy to spot. - Multiple pin positions on several holes keep it fresh -- they move them every few months. - Free parking, clean porta-potty near hole 1, and the course flows really well. Rarely any backups even on weekends. The "eh": - Can get soggy after rain (bring boots in spring). A couple fairways hold water like a sponge. - Hole 13's long position is a total prayer across the marsh -- fun once, frustrating the other 19 times. Highly recommend for intermediate and up. Beginners might get humbled on the back 9, but that's how we all learn! Will keep coming back. 4.5 stars rounded down only because mother nature still wins sometimes.

The Lake Minneola Scenic Trail is also called the South Lake Trail. It is a paved 13 miles stretch…read morethat many people use to bike, walk and skate. It is also wheelchair friendly. We picked up the trail at the Killarney Station and rode through to Minneola Trailhead Park. The views are beautiful and we appreciated all of the areas with trees that helped keep the heat bearable in the afternoon. There are a lot of sections that intersect with the roadway so you have to stay alert and possibly not have very young children lead the way. There were lots of people on the trail when we visited and everyone seemed to be mindful of each other.

Wide paved trail of rolling hills along Lake Minneola, residences and highways. Planning us…read moredefinitely to the motorists' advantage, unfortunately. They have the bicyclist stopping after charging down a hill, then having to climb from standstill?!. Lake is beautiful and winding through the woods is serene, but a good deal is along highway; although, you are on a separate dedicated trail. Some stops to get smoothies and eats aling tge way

Wonderful addition to the neighborhood! Would be great if sprinklers didnt get the courts slippery…read morein the mornings and if a broom could be left there to sweep off sand. On my wish list would be an added backboard for practicing tennis/pickleball hitting. The BB court appears to get good use. Small sized dog turnout there, as well, divided into small and large breed areas.

Kirk Park is tucked away in the center of Montverde. It sits behind Mr. Willie's BBQ. They offer…read moretennis courts, basketball courts and a stage for shoes and concerts. Next to the park is a community center that can be rented out as a venue for special occasions. The playground has a great rock climbing wall with different degrees of difficulty to inspire a wide range of ages. There is a huge rope web that allows for lots of crazy climbing. My grandson had lots of fun maneuvering up, down and side to side within the structure. The main area has a couple of slides and other options for play. There is a row of swings for both infant and older children.

Azalea Park is tucked in around an older neighborhood in Clermont. There are lots a beautiful…read moretrees providing shade along with a few picnic tables. It has a view of a small lake and seemed to be home to lots of birds and squirrels. Overall it is very peaceful and laid back. The park does not seem as though it gets a lot of visitors.