
The Museum of Military History honors people who have served in the United States military, with the primary goal of assisting visitors in comprehending what it was like to serve in the armed services during times of conflict. It includes the First and Second World Wars, the American Civil War, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, as well as the conflicts in the Gulf, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

On Lakeview Drive, Kissimmee Lakefront Park is a gorgeous, lush green environment. Beautiful views of Lake Toho, a fishing pier, a fun splash zone for kids, and plenty of picnic sites can all be found here. It also houses the Monument of States, a one-of-a-kind monument.

The 1,000-acre conservation enclave includes the northernmost headwaters of the Florida Everglades. Whether you’re traveling the multi use trails along this natural wonder on foot, bike, or boat to see armadillos, birds, raccoons, turtles, and other species in their natural habitat, or fishing, paddling, or picnicking, make sure you set aside enough time to make the most of your visit.

Fun Spot America is a theme park for thrill seekers who don’t want to deal with the chaos of Disney. Zip through the massive, multi-level go-kart circuits; grab on for dear life as you twist and spin at high speeds on the exhilarating Galaxy Spin; or turn your world upside down on Headrush 360.

The US Coast Guard has certified all airboats, which can accommodate up to 17 passengers. As you explore Lake Tohopekaliga and see birds, alligators, and turtles, you’ll pass through swamps and wetlands rich with cypress trees. Tours to see animals are very popular.

This popular attraction harkens back to a time when lines were shorter, people were smaller, and fun was a little less complicated than it is now. The best way to see Old Town is on foot, as the entertainment zone has 18 acres of tree-lined brick walkways, boutique stores, family-owned restaurants, and some more mainstream establishments.