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Seminole County - Florida's Natural Choice
Just a short drive from all the major attractions of Central Florida, and within a 15-minute drive from its neighbor Orlando, Seminole County offers great accommodations, fine dining, upscale shopping, superb golf courses, and state-of-the-art sports facilities and training complexes, nestled among charming historical villages. Surrounded by the beauty of natural Florida, Seminole County also offers the classic Florida experience of peaceful rivers, fishing, boating, hiking and more.
Seminole County – The Best Vacation Value Gets Even Better With A Free Night
Longwood, Fla. (February 11, 2009) -- In the heart of Central Florida, Seminole County is quickly becoming a favorite destination. With rates already one-third lower on average than neighboring Orlando, the best vacation value gets even better with A Free Night offer at select hotels that makes it the best Florida escape ever.
Seminole County’s A Free Night offer is good from April 15 through December 15, 2010. Visit www.AFreeNight.com for full details and participating hotels. Whether you’re looking for a newer hotel, at a better rate, the enjoyment of the natural wonder of a true Florida vacation, fine dining, miles of crystal clear rivers and wilderness trails, superb golf courses or simply to relax your mind and soul in our charming historic villages – it’s easy to see why Seminole County is Florida’s Choice.
Located between the theme parks of Central Florida and the beautiful Treasure Coast beaches, access to Seminole County is a breeze. Whether visitors fly into the hassle-free Sanford Orlando International Airport or Orlando International Airport, or arrive by vehicle on I-4, the excitement is only a short hop away.
Visitors find many of the same flagship hotels and amenities as in Orlando and in addition to the excellent hotels and inns that our guests already enjoy, a Hyatt Place has recently opened and both a Residence Inn and Westin will open in the next few months.
Although only 344 square miles in size, Seminole County boasts some 2,000 freshwater lakes and clear-running rivers that create an abundance of outdoor activities, including canoeing, kayaking, fishing, boating and hiking. The pristine Wekiva River, fed by underground springs that pump an estimated 48 million gallons of crystal-clear, fresh water through the river daily, is one of the area’s most popular attractions. Located at the headwater of the Wekiva River, Wekiva Springs State Park is the center of activity. The 6,397-acre compound offers a full range of activities including swimming, canoe rentals, picnic areas, boardwalks, more than 13 miles of nature trails and an eight-mile horseback-riding trail.
Showing the wilder side of Florida's tributaries, flat-bottom airboats propel riders on an exhilarating trip over logs, sandbars and grassy marshes in search of alligators and wildlife. Airboat tours with Black Hammock Adventures are launched at Black Hammock Fish Camp and Marina, home to Black Hammock Restaurant, which has served Florida “cracker-style” meals of catfish, frog legs or gator tail for more than 40 years.
For the less adventurous, the 1940s-style Great Lakes Steamer Rivership Romance offers daily luncheon and moonlight dinner-dance cruises from Monroe Harbor Marina. Featuring appetizers, full-course meals, table service and live entertainment, guests can enjoy the cozy ambiance of the cocktail lounge or the outer decks as the ship winds along the tranquil St. Johns River.
Surrounded by the beauty of natural Florida, Seminole County also offers the classic Florida experience of peaceful rivers, fishing, boating, hiking and more. For a listing of participating Seminole County hotels, visit www.AFreeNight.com. Destination information is also available by calling 800-800-7832 (USA and Canada) or 407-665-2900 (outside the USA).
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