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Above, you can find the most preferred filters in Lake Placid and the number of vacation rentals that offer them. Many vacation rentals in Lake Placid include "internet" or "TVs," which makes it a fantastic destination if you need internet access during your vacation or you want to tune out with some TV time. It is also possible to look for a vacation rental in Lake Placid if you want a rental with a fireplace as 6 of the listed properties there offer "fireplaces."
Check out our climate diagram to find the perfect month for your vacation. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 50° in January. The rainiest month is June while the driest month is February.
In Lake Placid, more than half of the 87 vacation accommodations are hotel rooms, which represent 50.79% of its available accommodations. Additionally, the average nightly price of hotel rooms there is $199, and the median size is 400 ft². Moreover, if you are going in a group of 3, hotel rooms are an excellent property type in Lake Placid, as they usually accommodate this exact group size. If you would prefer to compare another accommodation type, you could consider house rentals, which are the other most common accommodation type in Lake Placid. While hotel rooms in Lake Placid have an average size of 400 ft², house rentals have an average size of 2,690 ft².
Located in Florida's Highlands County, Lake Placid (also known as the Town of Murals) is a charming town, featuring over 40 outdoor murals painted on its downtown buildings. As the world's largest manufacturer of caladium bulbs, this picturesque Florida town is also known as the Caladium Capital of the World.
With more than twenty lakes in Lake Placid, there are plenty of opportunities for boating, sunbathing, fishing, picnicking, or just admiring the panoramic views across the waterfront. With a vacation rental in Lake Placid, you can enjoy the cozy small-town vibe and scenic lakeside surroundings of this great vacation destination.
and its surrounding areas are renowned for their thriving culinary culture. Pay a visit to the Cuban Café and Bakery in North Main Avenue, which offers yummy sandwiches, espresso, Cuban breads, desserts, and lunch specials. Another local favorite is Bo David’s Restaurant and Bar, where you can sample a delicious brick oven pizza and other delicacies.
Located in downtown Lake Placid, Cow Pie's Country Store and Creamery is well worth a visit for gourmets wanting to try their signature sandwiches. For healthy snacks, head to Good News Café, a cozy eatery with a vegan menu that includes smoothies, wraps, juices, and paninis, as well as excellent hot beverages.
For more traditional fare, Jaxson's on the Lake June Road serves hearty American dishes including appetizers, soups, salads, wraps, and sandwiches. One of the must-try dishes is Jaxson's signature hookiemelt, which is fried or grilled chicken served with onions, wing sauce, sour cream, and jack cheddar cheese. The fried cheesecake is also worth trying.
Art lovers will have a great time in the downtown area, where the city's fascinating outdoor murals are on display. It is also worth stopping by the Caladium Arts & Crafts Cooperative in the downtown area, a non-profit organization showcasing crafts and artworks by local artists.
Take a tour of the Lake Placid Historical Society Depot Museum in Park Street, which showcases exhibitions focused on the region's history. The museum exhibits household items, photographs, antique furniture, documents, scrapbooks, and various other items connected to Lake Placid's history.
Another attraction is Toby’s American Clown Museum and School, a one-of-a-kind museum dedicated to American clowns, in the area of West Interlake. This unique clown museum boasts over 700 items of clown memorabilia including figurines, photographs, paintings, and clown clothes.
If you love the outdoors, head over to the Lake June-in-Winter Scrub State Park and enjoy a picnic in a quiet corner of the park. Spread over 845 acres, the state park is home to a variety of flora and fauna. Enjoy some fishing, bird watching, or hiking during your stay in the park.
Consider visiting the Highlands Hammock State Park to explore dense tropical forestry, nature trails, and swamplands. The State Park is home to a diverse range of plants and wildlife species including panthers and black bears.
A trip to Lake Placid is incomplete without a visit to the beautiful Lake Istokpoga, one of the largest lakes in Florida, boasting the highest number of fishing spots and boat ramps in the Highlands County. Take an exciting airboat ride to enjoy scenic vistas, and spot animal species like alligators, turtles, fish, and birds.
If you love golf, make sure to tee off at the Placid Lakes Country Club or the Lake June West Golf Course. Alternatively, take a walking trip to the Henscratch Farms Vineyard & Winery to sample magnolia wine and experience feeding the farms's chickens. There is also a souvenir shop where you can buy a range of items including mugs, key chains, jams, wine, and more.
The brilliantly colored caladium plant is the crown jewel of Lake Placid. These red-and-green plants grow in vast public gardens, which are spread across the town. These caladium gardens are often compared to Holland's famous tulip fields. The Annual Caladium Festival in July is one of Lake Placid's major events and features bus tours to the caladium fields, as well as car shows, wine tasting, craft booths, street food, and lots of open-air entertainment.
Lake Placid's annual Grape Stomp Festival is held in August at the Henscratch Farms Vineyard & Winery. Join in the fun of grape-stomping and winemaking at this unique event, which also includes wine tasting, musical performances, self-guided winery tours, contests, and delicious treats.
The average nightly price for vacation rentals in Lake Placid is $67.
There are currently 87 vacation homes in Lake Placid to browse and book for your next trip.
Most travelers search for internet, TVs, and pools when booking a vacation rental in Lake Placid.
Lake Placid has 87 Hotel rooms and House rentals on offer to rent.
Yes, there are 11 vacation homes in Lake Placid that allow pets, with an average price of $306 per night.
If booking a vacation rental in Lake Placid, consider that rainy season is usually in June or July, with February often being the driest.
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