Open Florida nature landscape with serene lake, rolling grassy hills, and pine forest
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Lake Louisa State Park: Waterfront Boardwalks & Rolling Hills Hiking

Visit on your scheduleDec 1 – Feb 28 · 8:00 AM – 5:45 PM · Open daily 8:00 AM to sundown, 365 days a year; Dixie Rentals concession open daily 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

Lake Louisa State Park7305 US Hwy 27, Clermont, FL 34714 · 22.8 mi approx. from OrlandoDirections

All ages; stroller-accessible boardwalk and paved picnic zones; shaded children's playground; canoe and kayak rentals include life jackets for all sizes

With admission$5.00 per vehicle (2–8 people); $4.00 single-occupant vehicle; $2.00 pedestrians and bicyclists

About this adventure

Located in Clermont just south of State Road 50, Lake Louisa State Park showcases a surprisingly hilly topography rare in Central Florida, resting on the northeastern edge of the Lake Wales Ridge. The 4,372-acre park borders a chain of six pristine lakes connected by the Palatlakaha River. In winter, cooler breezes and low humidity create peak conditions for exploring over 20 miles of hiking and multi-use trails through picturesque cypress wetlands, saw palmetto flatwoods, and rolling sandy ridges. Families can spend the day along Lake Louisa's sandy shoreline, where a scenic boardwalk, fishing pier, and picnic pavilions overlook the open water. Children can play at the shaded lakeside playground while parents prepare lunch on charcoal grills. Kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards are available for rent at the park concession, and wide paved roads throughout the park are perfect for family bicycle rides. Clean modern restrooms with baby changing stations are located at each main recreation area.

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