Cant get into park. Under construction. Pavilion is nice. One outhouse.

The trail was beautiful good one to hit during winter not enough shade for a summer hike but the viewing dock was beautiful and the dogs loved it

Nice long and short trials to hike.

The main trail is somewhat short at just 1 mile. Its still enjoyable and theres a nice pavilion at the end which provides views of what I consider quintessential FL swamp/marsh.

Not really a hiking trail but a shell-laden one-lane road to the overlook, and a mown-drive to primative camp. Very little to see ecologicaly and very little wildlife (due to the frequent burning to prevent natural regeneration of this ecotome).

Beautiful prairie. Untouched and as natural as you can experience. Quiet. Romantic. Desolate. Make sure you bring plenty of water.

Nice little rest area and historical marker, Clean and well kept, Enough room for a big truck to get in and out, Wheelchair accessable Porta John.

Such a beautiful natural piece of Florida that I could just hang out in for weeks. Not much trail to bike on but its great for running and theres primitive camping on site.

This is a great place to stop for a break, especially if you are heading toward Yeehaw Junction (20 miles away). There are two covered pavilions with two picnic tables each.. Yet only a single port-a-john (better to stop at the Marathon just a little further down the road). Plenty of nature trail (I have not walked very far from the parking lot) and an interesting story about the history of Sumica on a sign next to the trail entrance. Seems like very little shade except for the pavilions.

Great long trail around the lake or you can take a short trail along the edge.

This is a nice spot for a quick hike. The whole hike was just a bit over a mile. Round trip 2 miles. Theres a nice pier / overlook thing to walk out on.This is also a very historic site. Very early Pioneer Industrial settlement spot. Although you dont see much historical stuff. The nature part is very pretty to see though as far as Central Florida goes.There is a geocache here or two.

Nice quiet walk on the trail. Its worth it to go out to the shelter and listen to all of Floridas creatures.

Beautiful oak hammocks and really wild looking oak trees

This is a primitive Park. You need to bring your own water and toilet paper youre going to need a bicycle or walking stick good shoes or horseback. There is camping and horseback riding here. Beware of snakes and scorpions. The ants will find your food and get into it if youre not careful. There is access to go fishing on Lake walk in the water. Its great for a day outing.

Nobody there and it was a nice cool day for a walk

It was so AWESOME quiet trail so enjoyed!

Great place for break across rt 60!

Hiked down a trail. It was hot so we didnt go far. Will be back soon.

Its good for hikers but I have to use a electric wheelchair, the trails to rough for me.

Follow the old railroad tram road to the catwalk and covered pavilion to a nice wet prairie surrounded by a cypress head. This is a Polk County Environmental Land and is free for hiking biking and horse back riding. There is a very primitive campground available for camping and trails to Walk-in-Water Lake. In the rainy season some of the trails can become very wet. Bring your boots!

This is a nice peaceful place to stop and take a break along highway 60, there are no amenities here covered picnic tables and porta-john only

Wish I had time to hike down to see Sumica... looks like a great hike.

Great outdoor place

Great place for a dog walk

Pretty

Very nice

Part of Fl history