Cherokee Point Conservation Area

Le Cherokee Point Conservation Area est un endroit charmant et idéal pour les amoureux de la nature. Situé à l'adresse 2501 Cherokee Rd, St Cloud, FL 34772, cet espace vert offre une variété d'activités pour tous les âges.

Le parc est accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour les personnes à mobilité réduite. Vous pouvez profiter d'un agréable pique-nique en famille en utilisant les tables prévues à cet effet. Les enfants peuvent s'amuser sur les toboggans et dans l'aire de jeux qui leur est dédiée.

Le Cherokee Point Conservation Area propose également des randonnées pour tous les niveaux. Que vous soyez un randonneur expérimenté ou un débutant, vous trouverez des sentiers adaptés à vos besoins. Les promenades sont agréables et offrent des vues magnifiques sur la nature environnante.

Le parc dispose de toilettes publiques pour votre confort. De plus, le parking est également accessible en fauteuil roulant. Les avis sur Google My Business sont très positifs, avec une note moyenne de 4.7/5 pour un total de 209 avis.

Avis de Cherokee Point Conservation Area

Miguel Solis

5/5

This is an amazing conservation area. There is a big pavilion with picnic tables and grill area also. Free parking, very clean restrooms, a playground, a boardwalk and a gazebo locate close to a small lake. You can enjoy the nature and can see many birds. At the end of the boardwalk you will find another picnic area. I came here with my family in winter time at sunset. We really enjoyed this beautiful place!

David Kastner

5/5

What an amazing scenic place to visit. You really get the genuine feeling of being disconnected from the "big" city rigorous. Super clean and quiet. This place is so tucked into nature; off the beaten path, it's easy to lose track of time and relax. Go for an hour and stay half a day. Great playground. Amazing patio/pavilion. You can even fish the small ponds. Nice! Oh, and you can't hear the highway because none of them are near, hah!

martha Rodriguez

5/5

Gorgeous hidden gem. Has 2 trails one by the pond and a board walk by the house. Also has a playground, restrooms and picnic benches. Looks like a Absolutely beautiful spot to throw a party. If you sit and just listen you can hear birds, frogs, crickets and nature. Perfect place to just walk and relax or have a picnic in the gazebo.

Roads Traveled Photography

5/5

Just wow! Osceola County did an amazing job saving this conservation area and turning it into a place for the public to enjoy. There is a plenty of parking as well as adequate handicap spots. As you enter the conservation it would benefit you to “Read The Rules” so you’re well aware of your surroundings and what is and isn’t allowed. Walk out on the beautiful gazebo that takes you onto a fairly large pond, bring your camera, you’ll have an opportunity to enjoy the turtles, alligators, butterflies and an abundance of different bird species. There is well maintained walking path that takes you around the pond. Take time to look around, there are so many trees and shrubs that are indigenous to the state of Florida. Bring your fishing pole and catch some bluegill, not for the grill, these fish are catch and release only. The huge pavilion is suitable for school field trip gatherings, family reunions, child’s party, a work social event or even as a wedding venue. The restrooms are huge and have plenty of space for changing. (Remember to not disturb the on property residence unless you have an emergency) No need to bring a grill, next to the pavilion is a large triple grill, you will however, need to bring your own steaks. The kids will be entertained for hours on the modern playground as the parents play horseshoes. It would be extra fun if brought along your own Cornhole or croquet set. There is about a mile long broadwalk that takes you right through the conservation area and leads to a smaller, covered pavilion. You will get a panoramic view of the conservation. I witnessed Sandhill Crane, Roseate Spoonbill, several alligators and even a small water snake. Bring your kayak or canoe and launch just a few hundred feet from the entrance. It astounds me that more people are not taking advantage of this free- pristine park. I love dogs, but you’ll have to leave them home, Dogs are prohibited, for obvious reasons. If you want to get adventurous visit Wild Wiley’s Airboat rides a miles miles away. Remember, take nothing but footprints, photos and life long memories.

Dylan Woessner

3/5

As far as conservation areas go this one is small and beautiful but lacks any real outdoor activities. There is a lovely boardwalk to the lake and a pavilion that can accommodate any size group. You can also launch canoes and kayaks here but you have to carry them 500ft to the dock from the parking lot. Most of what you can do here is limited to wildlife viewing and picnicking, as the majority of the area is set aside for conservation purposes and unusable for hiking, camping, or paddling. All and all, a nice little place to go for a relaxing time outside but not a place to go for more strenuous adventures.

Eric Boyd

4/5

11-30-2024 Park Closed. Time = 4:30pm 1 hr before sunset. Wasted trip. Ugh.

J. Collins

5/5

What a beautiful and less travelled area. Excellent boardwalk that takes you quite far from the caretakers house. Canoe and kayak landing too. Play area with slide etc. Very large covered picnic area with large ceiling fans, cold water.

Marco N.

5/5

Remote picnic spot on Lake Toho. Great place to enjoy nature. It is very clean and well maintained. Restrooms are available, as is a large picnic area. There is a small pond with a gazebo. You can walk a short trail along the lake and watch the wildlife. There is also a possibility to put your canoe or small boat in the water.