KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
FROM TAMPA & I-4 EASTBOUND*: Take I-4 Exit 60 for FL-429 North toward Apopka/Mount Dora. Take 429 to exit 34 SR 429 Connector Rd. turn Left to US-441 North (Orange Blossom Trail) Mount Dora. Turn right onto US-441 North toward Mt. Dora. Get into left lane and in 1/2 mile turn Left onto Fudge Road. Orange Blossom KOA will be immediately on your right. (DO NOT FOLLOW YOUR GPS THAT SAYS MAKE A U-TURN LOOK FOR OUR BILLBOARD) FROM DAYTONA BEACH & I-4 WESTBOUND*: I-4 W to FL-46 exit 101C. Turn Right on FL-46 W go about 10 miles, then Left on FL-429 S. Exit 34 then Right on SR 429 Connector Rd toward US-441 North (Orange Blossom Trail) Mount Dora. Turn right onto US-441 North toward Mt. Dora. Get into left lane and in 1/2 mile turn Left onto Fudge Road. Orange Blossom KOA will be immediately on your right. (DO NOT FOLLOW YOUR GPS THAT SAYS MAKE A U-TURN, LOOK FOR OUR BILLBOARD). FROM MOUNT DORA: Head South on US-441 (W. Orange Blossom Trail) for approximately 9 miles. 1/2 mile past the Orlando-Apopka Airport, turn Right onto Fudge Road. Orange Blossom KOA will be immediately on your right. FROM I-75 heading south, exit onto Florida Turnpike South, continue to 429 North toward Mount Dora to exit 34, turn Left on 429 Connector Rd then Right on US-441N (Orange Blossom Trail). Get into left lane, go .5 miles, turn left onto Fudge Rd. KOA will be directly on your right. Watch for our billboard, do not follow GPS instructions to do U-Turn.
Get Google DirectionsSprings at Kelly State Park is known for its tubing trail, Rock Springs Run, a meandering creek fed from the spring emerging from a rock bluff. This state reserve also boasts 17 miles of trails and recreational hunting opportunities.
Wekiva Springs State Park Wekiwa Springs 1800 Wekiwa Circle, Apopka FL (407) 884-2009 floridastateparks.org Wekiwa Springs is a popular recreational area for Central Floridians. You can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities at this state park, from horseback riding to camping, canoeing, and of course swimming in their well-maintained spring. In the summer months, the park is so busy it often runs out of parking space, so arrive early.
Blue Spring State Park Blue Springs 2100 W French Ave., Orange City, FL 386-775-3663 floridastateparks.org Blue Springs is the largest spring along the St. John’s River. Its water stays at a crisp 73 degrees year-round, attracting Manatees during their mating season. Snorkeling, swimming, and scuba diving are popular activities at this beautiful spring.
Silver Springs State Park Silver Springs 5656 E Silver Springs Blvd, Silver Springs, FL (352) 261-5840 If you’ve never been to Silver Springs, you’ve likely seen it in film. This crystal clear spring was the movie set for the cult classic Creature From the Black Lagoon and the James Bond film Thunderball, to name a couple. Besides being a minor attraction for film buffs, Silver Springs also offers glass-bottom boat rides, horseback riding trails, kayak rentals, and camping facilities.
Disney facts: Walt Disney World was opened on October 1, 1971 and used the full name of its creator in its title. To paraphrase his brother Roy Disney at the opening, everyone had heard of Ford cars, but not necessarily Henry Ford who invented them. He wanted everyone to remember it was Walt Disney's dream and creation Around 48 million people visit Disney World each year. The annual attendance at Disney's Magic Kingdom® Park is around 17 million, followed by Epcot with 10.9 million, Disney's Animal Kingdom with 9.6 million and Disney's Hollywood Studios with 9.5 million. There are over 6000 rides in Disney world including Animal Kingdom, located within the park. Disney has some of the fastest and scariest rides Disney World is located in Orlando, Florida. The first theme park, the Magic Kingdom, opened in October of 1971. Epcot was added in 1982, followed by Disney's Hollywood Studios in 1989 and Disney's Animal Kingdom in 1998. The recreational "world" also features 2 water parks, 23 hotels, shopping and dining. Visitors from all over the world travel to Florida to enjoy a "magical" vacation. http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/
Sea World Orlando is the smallest of the three major theme parks in central Florida, but it is one of the most refreshing theme parks to visit. If you are traveling with children in particular, then you will really want to visit Sea World Orlando. After spending a few days at the "other larger parks", Sea World Orlando will give you and your family members a break from the long lines. Sea World Orlando has only a few rides and the rest of the park is designed around shows such as Believe, starring Shamu, so there is no waiting in lines.
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Universal Orlando® Resort is more than a theme park. It's an entire universe of action and thrills featuring TWO spectacular theme parks unlike anything else in Orlando.
The newest park to come to Central Florida, Lego Land! This 150 acre, interactive theme park is specifically designed for families that have children from ages 2-12. This is the largest Lego Land in the world!! With over 50 rides and a variety of shows, restaurants, shopping and attractions, this new theme park is a must see! Open year round. Admission is charged. Lego Land is wheelchair accessible. Located in Winter Haven.
Don't miss the Alligator Capital of the World; a 110-acre theme park and nature preserve. At Gatorland, see hundreds of alligators and crocodiles, from the breeding marsh to daily reptilian shows. Take the swamp walk right through their habitat or Zip line right over it! Visit Flamingo Lagoon, the aviary and the snakes, then cool off in the splash park before heading home to tell tall tales about your close encounters with gators! Open daily 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Admission is charged. Gatorland is wheelchair accessible. Located in Orlando
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