Location: Lake Panasoffkee
Top Things to do in Lake Panasoffkee
- 1. Webster Westside Flea Market
- 2. Florida National Cemetery
- 3. Eisenhower Regional Recreation Center
- 4. Wildwood Antique Mall of Wildwood
- 5. Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures
- 6. Tom and Jerry's Airboat Rides
- 7. Paquette's Historical Farmall Tractor Museum
- 8. Brownwood Farmer's Market
- 9. Lake Okahumpka Park
- 10. Pana Vista - Boat Rentals
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Top 10 Things to do in Lake Panasoffkee, United States
Lake Panasoffkee in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Flea & Street Markets. Discover best things to do in Lake Panasoffkee with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Lake Panasoffkee
1. Webster Westside Flea Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By Marc R - Hemmingford, Canada
$2 for parking. A few covered vendor buildings. 50% of said vendors carry the same sunglasses/watches/hats/tshirts etc etc.
Washrooms are not too clean and get worse as the morning progresses.
Decent variety of fruits and veggies. Prices vary from vendor to vendor. Also, check your change. One young lady had to ask what the change was from a $20 for a $7 purchase. Another gave us $5 back on a $4 purchase paid with a $10.
Some of the “farm fresh” seem to have been picked at the Wynn Dixie farm.....
We go once a year, it’s enough for us.
PS : Please do not buy puppies at the Flea Market. Bad breeding invites huge vet bills
2. Florida National Cemetery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By Roberta S
Very stately and beautiful. So well maintained. Easy to travel thru. My husband and I attended a funeral There in October 2017 and were very impressed with the grounds and the funeral service,
3. Eisenhower Regional Recreation Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 596 reviews
Reviewed By wiloliams
Beautiful facility with room after room of war memorabilia, documents, pictures of war related events, plus a memorial to Ike in the form of personal effects, pictures, etc. Problem is that there is no commentary or explanation of what is on display - usually just a small plaque naming the donor of the display. Too bad - if you were not a WWII vet, it would be difficult to place the contents of the memorial in context.
4. Wildwood Antique Mall of Wildwood
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Wildwood Antique Mall has 20,000 square feet of antiques, collectibles, and vintage items, with over 120 unique antique dealer partners.
Reviewed By MyFloridaLife11 - Florida
As I walked around I noticed the store was very neat and clean most of the Dealer's appeared to take pride in their booth. It is a very strange layout with not being able to cut through the center of the store and having to walk the complete length from end-to-end to go to the next aisle. Most of the items I looked at, as with most antique malls were extremely overpriced. Some of the pieces that I looked at even still had the cheap thrift store price on them. The markups on these items were ridiculous. There are a lot of newer items and retro vintage I would not necessarily consider antique. I'm sure there's something for everyone however the few things I walked in to look for and found were so overpriced I would never consider buying I'm at those prices. I could find them cheaper on eBay including eBay shipping fees. If you're going to be in this business you should know people are always going to shop for the cheapest price.
5. Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 698 reviews
A UNIQUE AIRBOAT ADVENTURE YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS!!! FREE PHOTO WITH LIVE ALLIGATOR. NEAR ORLANDO, TAMPA, OCALA , GAINESVILLE, THE VILLAGES, CRYSTAL RIVER, BROOKESVILLE and not too far from CLEARWATER and ST. PETERSBURG.
Reviewed By Tammy G
Awesome place and very nice people here!! I give this 5 stars all the way!!! Boat trip was neat and instructor was very knowledgeable and able to point out every gator there was to see. Would recommend others most definitely!!
6. Tom and Jerry's Airboat Rides
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 358 reviews
Airboat Rides near Orlando,Tampa, Ocala, Kissimmee, and The Villages. Catfish Johnny's Restaurant with gator nuggets near by. FREE photos with live Alligator. Wildlife adventure into real Florida swamps to see alligators in their natural habitat.See and feed the fish in clear spring in a jungle like setting.Thrill rides to sightseeing tours on Lake Panasoffkee in Central Florida. Just 1 minute off exit 321 on I-75 and you are there. Our swamp boat tours include seeing live alligators and rare birds. Enter the Withlacoochee River system with TJ'S Airboat Adventures offers half hour tours or one hour rides, and a 1 1/2 hour SUPER Special swamp tours. Private airboat rides to fit your fantasy's in a six,twelve,15,18, or twenty passenger airboats are available. Our airboat rides are a mixture of sightseeing tours and showing you the airboat's capability to travel over most everything. U.S.C.G. inspected boats and certified Captains for your safety. Ms Barb the gator lady very intertaining
Reviewed By abauer18
Hands down the best time with Captain Jerry. He was a very informative, funny, knowledgeable, and a nice man. He made our tour very enjoyable! We saw plenty of wildlife. Gators, turtles, birds. You could really tell everyone loves what they do there. It was a great experience and would totally do another tour with them again!
7. Paquette's Historical Farmall Tractor Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Dedicated to the Preservation of International Harvester Farming and Construction Equipment. Show Barn available for weddings and events accommodating 250+.
Reviewed By GEMSCAT - Pennsylvania
The Paquette's Historical Farmall Tractor Museum is quite large with a very large display of tractors (in 2 very large buildings) & memorabilia (in a smaller building where events like a birthday party can also be held), The docent, Ray, was great - he was very interesting & informative & answered our many questions. He also took us via a larger golf cart type vehicle from building to building.
The 2 very large buildings were not air conditioned but had the doors open & fans running so it wasn't too bad. We were there during the late morning.
We were there approximately 2 hours & we took many pictures. Depending on your level of interest, you could easily spend more time. There is a small gift shop where we paid our entrance fee ($15.00 each - no discounts available).
There is also a Tractor Pull event held there each February.
8. Brownwood Farmer's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Valerie M - Boston, Massachusetts
I do love farmers markets so when we were heading to the square for breakfast I was excited to have stumbled upon the Saturday market! They have everything from jewelry to produce, breads, soaps, seafood, fresh guacamole...etc. Oh and let's not forget that the square bar is open during the market for $4 Mimosas and Bloody Mary's! I got the cutest beaded anklet for $8 that was sized to fit perfectly! Fun morning!
9. Lake Okahumpka Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By ccawalleye2002 - The Villages, Florida
Lots of shade and nature trails throughout the park. Have not fished the lake yet but plan to for the future. Also has disc course and playground for the kids. Nice picnic area for outdoor lunches or dinners.
10. Pana Vista - Boat Rentals
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Sandersonlaw
Pana Vista Lodge is a blast-from-the-past fish camp, looks just like it probably did 50 years ago. It's well kept and clean, has everything you'd need for an overnight stay or longer. The General store has provisions and marine supplies (high priced boat parts, but Walmart ain't close by!). The people there are very noce and friendly. Paid to launch my boat and bought live bait. Got some great advice from the owner when my motor wasn't running right. Just a good down home fish camp. Rental boys looked to be well maintained. Didn't stay overnight, but the cabins all looked nice from the outside.
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