Memory Makin' Guides

Professional fishing guides. Book a trip to catch that trophy bass you've always wanted on any of the great bass-fishing lakes of Eastern Polk County, such as Lake Kissimmee, Lake Hatchineha, Lake Walk-in-water, or Crooked Lake. Offerings include 4-, 6-, or 8-hour trips with all the tackle, rods, soft drinks, and snacks you'll need.

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Tandem skydiving experiences. CRW, Formation Skydiving (FS), Freeflying, Wingsuiting, Swooping and Accuracy on offer for experienced skydivers. Accelerated Freefall Program is offered to prepare for your first solo skydive.
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KICCO Wildlife Management Area
Brochure KICCO comprises more than 7000 acres of wildlife-rich land along a section of the Kissimmee River which has been channelized. The land is open for recreational use year-round, although hunting seems to draw a large portion of visitors during established hunting seasons. The Florida Trail runs for 13 mi (21 km) through KICCO. Vehicle access is subject to quotas and a Vehicle Access Authorization is required to enter (available online or by calling Ext.3333). The main road is great for biking. Features an 8 mi (13 km) trail for hiking/biking through oak hammocks. Camping is available and requires a special use permit. Hunting requires a special-use permit (available here) and is subject to strict quotas and behavior; check the website for limits and regulations.
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Lake Rosalie Park
Boat ramp, picnic tables, shelters/pavilions, & campsites available.
5AM-10PM
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SUMICA
A 4031 acre tract of land along Lake Weohyakapka, although there is no direct access to the lake. A terrain of pine flatwoods & marshes. A hiking trail runs 2.1 mi (3.4 km) along a former railroad line, roughly 6 ft (2 m) above the surrounding landscape with little shade. A campsite trail runs 2.2 mi (3.5 km) roundtrip through oak hammocks to the campsite. An equestrian trail runs 4.8 mi (7.7 km) round-trip through a few different environments. All trails are great for mountain biking. Primitive campsites are available as are equestrian trails. Both activities require a special-use permit available by calling +1 863 534-7377.
6AM-6:30PM Standard Time; 5:30AM-8PM Daylight Savings Time