Cheap Things To Do in Lake Wales, Florida

Florida's cowboy heritage comes alive with living history demonstrations of the early Florida ""cow hunters... More on floridastateparks.org

There are no facilities available at either of these campsites. More on Epinions.com

Spearheaded by the Bicentennial Commission, efforts began in 1974 to convert the empty building into a muse... More on Heritage

This museum is an unexpected gem. More on TripAdvisor

Polk County's most pristine waterbody.Boat access is on Lake Arbuckle Road off North Lake Reedy Boulevard, south of CR 630, east of Frostproof. Very limited bank fishing. Arbuckle WMA consists of 13,531 acres east of Avon Park in ... More on AnglerWeb.com

This lake is also called Lake Weohyakapka. , this 7,523-acre lake is a popular fishing area east of Lake Wales. South of SR 60 off Lake Walk-In-Water Road, a county park is on the west shore of the lake with a boat ramp but very limited ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Corridor The Ridge Scenic Highway, located in Polk County, extends 38.7-miles along the Lake Wales Ridge, from its intersection with US 27 south of Frostproof to its intersection with US 17/92 in Haines City. The scenic highway ... More on visitflorida

The Historic Bok Sanctuary was created in 1929 and dedicated to the American people by Edward W. Bok, Dutch... More on PlanetWare

It is a great place for the kids . More on KidsPlayParks

Bok Tower Gardens offers visitors Florida's most abundant opportunities for aesthetic, cultural and persona... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This location takes you south of Orlando for a bit of a drive. The Bok Tower is a 200-foot tower of marble... More on igougo

'Spook Hill' is a gravity hill (an optical illusion where cars appear to roll uphill) in Lake Wales, Florid... More on Wikipedia

had to try it. To tell you the truth, I did not get that feeling of rolling uphill. My passengers did but I... More on TripAdvisor

overview: Natural Encounters Inc. prides itself on presenting a wide variety of birds from around the world, many of which have never been trained or used in educational programs before. The birds we use in our educational program ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Edward Bok, the late-19th-century periodical pioneer, commissioned the architect Frederick Law Olmstead to construct these gardens. In 1921, Edward W. Bok was spending the winter months in the residential mountain lake community located ... More on Heritage