Top Things to do in Lake County
Top Hotels in Lake County
- 1. Siena at Bella Collina
- 2. Key West Resort on Lake Dora
- 3. Hampton Inn & Suites Clermont
- 4. Hampton Inn Mount Dora
- 5. Mount Dora Historic Inn
- 6. Lakeside Inn
- 7. Holiday Inn Express Clermont, an IHG Hotel
- 8. Hampton Inn Leesburg - Tavares
- 9. Home2 Suites by Hilton Clermont
- 10. Best Western Plus Chain Of Lakes Inn & Suites
Things to do in Lake County, Central Florida: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Lake County, United States including The Clifford House, First Baptist Church of Mount Dora, Blueberry Hill Farm, King Grove Organic Farm, Eustis Historical Museum and Preservation Society, LunaSea Alpaca Farm, Sunsational Farms, Oak Haven Farms, The Howey Mansion, Stanley Pond Adventure Farm.
Restaurants in Lake County
1. The Clifford House
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. First Baptist Church of Mount Dora
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Discover the heart of our church as you - Experience God in dynamic worship, Equip yourself with God's Word in Sunday School "Real" Life Groups, and Engage our world with God's love through missions.
3. Blueberry Hill Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By 704mikep - Orlando, United States
What a great opportunity to get some time outside with friends doing something relaxing and delicious. The staff are very friendly, prices are great, but most importantly there are excellent blueberries and a lot of them. Everything is set up so that it is easy to move around without being on top of other people. Definitely a full-filling tradition to make with kids.
4. King Grove Organic Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
5. Eustis Historical Museum and Preservation Society
6. LunaSea Alpaca Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Interactive and personalized alpaca farm tours specializing in friendly/approchable alpacas and alpaca education. You will be taken around the farm to learn, interact and hand feed the alpacas and llamas. All ages, families, and event planing are welcome. Admission is $15 for 12yrs and older, $10 for 3-11, under 3yrs is free. Reservations are required to schedule a tour.
Reviewed By JeffreyANYC
We took our two kids to LunaSea today while taking a break from the theme parks. While one of our girls quickly engaged with animals the other was more reticent. The owners of this farm quickly engaged with our kids and turned the experience into one they will remember for many years to come. While on the farm, kids learned about the history of Alpacas coming to the US, genetics of breeding, how to endgame and feed animals while personally engaging with an array of animals spanning all ages.
7. Sunsational Farms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
A taste of old Florida! Family owned farm featuring Fresh from FL , seasonal produce, grown on the farm, unique FL gifts in gift shop, seasonal citrus /OJ, soft serve ice cream, Sno-Biz shaved ice, and more. Relax in a rocking chair on the porch. Home of the iconic Big Orange. #thebigorangeumatilla #sunsationalfarmsumatilla
8. Oak Haven Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Teacher20052013 - DeLand, United States
Stellar outside adventure with the whole family and friends!!!Come and pick your own strawberries and then once you have paid grab some wine at the wine tasting or have some strawberry shortcake!!! Great place to spend some out door time and have fun!!!
9. The Howey Mansion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
The historic Howey Mansion is an architectural gem. Tours are offered daily and can be booked as a wedding and events venue. The brothers who restored it are locals and have a passion for sharing it with the public.
Reviewed By glomarrone - Cocoa Beach, United States
One midweek morning, our large travel group arrived by motor coach to tour the newly restored Howey Mansion. The mansion was completed in 1927 for the Howey family. It was occupied until 2008 and then left abandoned for close to 10 years. As you enter the mansion, be sure to admire the grandeur of the Grand Staircase. Because of our group’s size, we could not take the entire Historian-Led Tour all together. Instead, our quite knowledgeable guide, Myra, gave our private tour group a detailed introduction beforehand as we gathered in the Ballroom. This room was originally the formal living room of the Howey family. From there she led us out to the charming courtyard where she gave us some interesting information about the original pond and statue of the siren. What was once a 3-car garage beyond the courtyard, Myra said, has now been turned into a kitchen used for catered events. Upstairs, the staff sleeping quarters is now used for short term rentals. We were then handed a detailed floor plan and we were able to spend the rest of our time at our own pace exploring the various levels and rooms inside the mansion. The floor plan certainly contained enough information about each room of the mansion. Although the furnishings are not original, they are correct to the period. After exploring the downstairs Dining Room, Kitchen and Butler’s Pantry, I viewed the Library, the several bedrooms, including the two bedrooms belonging to the daughters, Mrs. Howey’s Bedroom & the Master Suite, plus the Parlor Room and the terraces. Be sure to notice the tall ladder in the Turret Room which gives access to the roof for views of the area. You cannot climb the ladder, though. As I stepped out from the Parlor Room to the Terrace and could almost imagine the Howey family sitting here enjoying the sunshine. Before joining back up with our historian, I took the time to carefully tread down to the Prohibition Basement. Be aware that there are no handrails so proceed with caution. We then had plenty of time for Myra to answer all our questions. Our group combined this tour with lunch at the Mission Inn and a visit to both the Yalaha Bakery and the next door Distillery. A Mansion Tour runs $20. Be aware that there are no elevators and stairs are needed to reach the upper floors. The mansion is well worth a visit.
10. Stanley Pond Adventure Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By luciisgodsgirl - Lake Wales, United States
We took my six year old great nephew here for his birthday adventure. It was our first visit and we had a blast. There's so much for young children to do - a tall slide, trike racing, bean bag toss, pumpkin bowling, bouncing on a gigantic pillow, fishing and so much more. My nephew's favorites were the ride through the "cow wash" in a barrel cow (really cute & fun) and the ride on the antique fire truck out to visit & feed miniature horses. The staff was friendly, helpful and the farm was so much fun. Highly recommend!
