Nestled on the outskirts of Gainesville is Palm Point Nature Park, a 16.1 acre nature park, and a quiet, little hidden gem with trails covered in big cypress, oak and palm trees. But the real attraction comes when visitors walk down the shaded, moss-covered trails to the panoramic views of Newnans Lake. Birds, wildlife and … Continue reading Palm Point Nature Park
Author: Allison Faircloth
La Chua Trail
Payne’s Prairie State Park became Florida’s first state preserve in 1970 when the state purchased the land from the Camp family; and located at the north entrance of Payne’s Prairie is the charming La Chua Trail. While Gainesville is known for its alligators, the La Chua Trail is home to such local wildlife as wild … Continue reading La Chua Trail
Cilantro Tacos
Taco bout love. Who would’ve thought a traffic jam would be the stepping stone to Cilantro Tacos? Back in 2013, Nareth Meth and his son were sitting in San Diego traffic, decided enough was enough, packed up and moved to Newberry, and the rest is history. Cilantro taco is a quant, modest restaurant in Newberry. … Continue reading Cilantro Tacos
Leonardo’s By the Slice
Leonardo’s By the Slice is good. Like can’t stop, hurts to breathe from being so full and happy good. Is it worth it? Yes. Would I do it again? Considering I have no self-control, more than likely. If you have never been to Leonardo’s By the Slice, I highly suggest you go. Their slices are … Continue reading Leonardo’s By the Slice
Sweetwater Wetlands Park
Located at 325 Williston Road, Sweetwater Wetlands Park is a great place to soak up Florida’s sunshine and become one with nature, all while exploring any of their three walking trails. Visitors can explore over three-and-a-half miles of beautiful views of swamplands and ponds and the animals that habitat them. It’s a great way to … Continue reading Sweetwater Wetlands Park
