Best Nature and Wildlife Areas in Lake Proctor

"Resorts4505 W. Cheney Hwy. (SR-50), Titusville, FL 32780MoreLess Info. An award-winning community, the Great Outdoors RV Resort provides a luxurious place for parking recreational vehicles. At this site, guests and visitors can enjoy an array of features and amenities including golf, tennis courts and fishing."

"This unspoiled 140,000-acre refuge is one of the country's best birding spots, especially from October to May (early morning and after 4pm). More endangered and threatened species of wildlife inhabit the swamps, marshes and hardwood hammocks here than at any other site in the continental US. The best viewing is on Black Point Wildlife Drive."

"About an hour south of Daytona, via a scenic drive along State Road A1A, is Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge. The natural surroundings here still look pretty much the same today as they did millennia ago. Explore the beautiful beaches, take a hike on the trails, or fish along Mosquito Lagoon."

"On the northeastern shore of Merritt Island is a stretch of 24 miles of beautiful undeveloped beach. That means no condos, shops, restaurants; just you and the waves. It’s actually the longest stretch of undeveloped beach in Florida!"

"Located in downtown Winter Park, this shopping district is ideal for those who want a leisurely and authentic local shopping experience. This unique shopping experience combines fashion, fine dining, as well as art all in one. A cool, shaded park where art festivals and concerts are held make this quaint shopping district come alive."

"Central Florida’s shopping, dining, and cultural showcase, Park Avenue boasts more than 140 boutiques, sidewalk cafes, and museums. This signature shopping street is bordered by stunning oak-canopied Central Park which plays host to seasonal art shows, concerts, exotic car shows, and fashion events."

"Bubble and Co. is a friendly neighborhood spot that serves signature Bubble Tea and Bubble Waffles, which are made to order with fresh and all-natural ingredients and offered with a variety of toppings from ice cream to caramel crème. The eco-conscious company uses biodegradable and eco-friendly materials and organic ingredients where possible and serves a wide selection of freshly-made organic loose teas, premium coffee, fresh fruit juices, and smoothies, and sweet treats in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Decadent French pastries from De Azucar Bakery are baked to perfection in the kitchen and served all day, and the charming café features unique murals by local artist, Page Quintana."

"As the name suggests, this coffee shop actually specializes in bubble teas. They have a wide range of options to choose from, including many that will probably never had the pleasure of tasting before. They also sell other drinks and a mix of sweet treats, but bubble tea is where they really shine."

"Next up is Florida Center's Bubble & Co, situated at 6400 International Drive, Unit 103. With 4.5 stars out of 181 reviews on Yelp, the spot to score bubble tea, coffee and tea and desserts has proved to be a local favorite."

"The most difficult thing about stepping up to the great wall of bread at Olde Hearth's East End Market outpost is not buying more than you came for. Whatever your carb-coma drug of choice is, odds are really good they have it. And since Old Hearth uses only the highest quality ingredients, you'll feel less guilty about tearing off chunks in the car on the way home."

"Can’t decide between a Japanese rice dessert or an American fried donut?. You don’t have to choose at Dochi with their famous Japanese Mochi Donuts where they combine the best of both worlds!. Enjoy an incredible mix of flavors like taro pebbles, matcha oreo, ube, and cookie butter, all with a crispy outside and a delicious chewy center."

"East End Market is a destination all its own, but tucked inside on the second floor is Dochi Japanese Mochi Donuts. Wondering what a dochi donut is?. Think of them as a cross between the sweet and chewy Japanese rice dessert mochi and the classic American fried donut."