Lake Louisa State Park – Central Florida

During all the chaos of downsizing, we still kept our camping weekend at Lake Louisa near Clermont Florida. A much needed break. Upon waking up, we were greeted with a chilly 42 degree hello. The morning fog was awesome.

Morning Fog

It’s a must visit for those who have never been to this state park. Nestled way in the back on this 4,372 acre is a site housing 60 campsites. There are two lakes that flank each side of the camping grounds. It’s great for canoeing or kayaking and having lunch on the water. Access to Lake Louisa is just a stone throw away. There is even a small beach area for sunbathers to enjoy and soak up the sun and swim in the designated areas.
This campground has the cleanest bathrooms I have seen. Some sites

have sewer hook ups if you are lucky enough to get your reservations early. Activities while you are here include biking, hiking, fishing and volleyball. They also have equestrian trails to ride on.
There is so much wild life to see around the park. Deer, squirrels, possums and raccoons make their home here. Around lakeside, ospreys can be spotted and if you’re really lucky you might catch a glimpse of the American Bald eagle.
If being around Mother Nature isn’t enough, one can always venture out to Orlando which touts Disney, SeaWorld and Universal Studios. It’s only about 25 miles away. For me, I think I will stick with the tranquility and beauty of Lake Louisa State Park.
Being here reminds me of the end goal of RVing full time and keeps me focused of forging ahead with the herculean chore of downsizing my home and putting it on the market.
For those interested in finding out more, check out the website below.

Sunrise

View of the lake

On the lake