Twin Oaks Conservation Area, Kissimmee
Fishermen enjoy the pier on Lake Tohopekaliga at Twin Oaks Conservation Area. It's a pretty drive through countryside to get here. In the field, there is an old windmill and water tower, plus a large picnic pavilion. A short path leads to the long wooden pier, which has a shady gazebo at the end. The views of water lilies and the huge lake are lovely. If you walk east along a grassy trail lined in wildflowers there is another pier, but the path is not paved. We saw sandhill cranes in the field as we left, and many birds from the pier.
Another nice area nearby, with more people, is Lakefront Park in downtown Kissimmee. It is a 14 minute drive away, to the northwest.
Picnic pavilion.
Palm trees leading to the dock.
Looking through palms at the dock.
The wooden pier.
Grasses on the lake.
Water bubbles on the water lilies.
Water lilies galore.
The gazebo on the pier.
Bird looking at us.
The end of the pier.
Bird on a stump in the lake.
The unpaved path leading to the second pier.
The second pier has no shade.
Looking toward from the first pier from the second pier.
Interesting plant.
Water lilies and grasses.
The second pier, with the first pier in the distance.
Grasses stretching up high.
Bird among the water lilies.
Wildflowers.
Wildflowers in abundance.
Sandhill crane.
Sandhill crane walking in the field.
Windmill and water tower.
Sandhill cranes.
Twin Oaks Conservation Area is located at 2001 Macy Island Rd, Kissimmee FL 34744. There is a parking area.
Last Updated: Fri, 30 Apr 2021 01:38:34 GMT
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