Editors' picks across 8categories — the dock with the deepest channel, the winery with the view, the restaurant with the right wine list, the trail nobody's on at sunrise.
A dockside restaurant at Big Toho Marina — burgers, catfish, and alligator bites with lake views and drinks.
A small eatery at the marina known for a generous, inexpensive breakfast — indoor and outdoor seating, seafood, and gator bites later in the day.
Lake Toho's largest marina, next to Kissimmee Lakefront Park — boat slips, a bait shop, and a fishing pier.
Visit ↗A six-lane public boat ramp with a floating courtesy dock on Lakeshore Boulevard.
A 35-acre county park on the lake's south shore, just west of Canal C-35 — a boat ramp and an airboat concession, the main public access point away from downtown Kissimmee.
A 25-acre city park on Lake Toho's shore, created in 1926 from land the city bought from the railroad — pavilions, playgrounds, a splash pad, fishing piers, and a 1.1-mile nature trail around the lake's edge.
Visit ↗A 50-foot tower built in 1942-43 from more than 1,500 stones sent from all 48 states and 21 countries, including one from Franklin D. Roosevelt's Hyde Park estate — conceived by a local tourism booster to demonstrate American unity after Pearl Harbor. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2015.
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