Land O Lakes

For the portion of the Ontario Highlands travel region promoting itself as "Land 'o Lakes", see Tweed. For the Minnesota border town of Land o' Lakes, Wisconsin, see North Central Wisconsin.

Land O Lakes, otherwise known as LOL, is a census-designated place in the Big Bend Coast region of Florida. Though Land O' Lakes does not have a walkable downtown, and is mostly suburbs, they do offer parks, dining, bars, and many shops. Land O' Lakes also has a newly constructing region in its north-west called Angeline, an innovative community by MetroPlaces with soon to be built throughout the next few years. As of 2024, they have Angeline Academy of Innovation, a 4-story STEM 6-12 school and a section of homes.

Get in

Aerial view of State Road 54 near U.S. Route 41 from a hot air balloon.

By plane

  • Tampa International Airport (24 miles, ~35 minute drive)

By Bus

  • Pasco County Public Transportation. County provided bus service that has a variety of routes. Bikes permitted on bike rack, no permit required. Connections give travelers access to bus service that connects with Pinellas and Hillsborough county public transportation services. (updated Feb 2023)

By car

  • Many roads pass through Land O' Lakes and takes you all across the west-coast of Florida. Notably, US-41 Goes right through Land O' Lakes and takes you north to Georgia, and south to Tampa, eventually leading to Miami, and SR-54, taking you from New Port Richey, going east up until it turns into SR-56, ending south of Zephyrhills.

Get around

Car - Driving is the easiest way around, since buses are often slow, and only stay on the big roads, and because of Land O' Lakes composition, its mostly big suburbs with stores far from the hotels and homes.

Bus - Pasco County's bus service takes you all across Pasco County to get you to any place you need. The Fares are a one-time ride for $1.50, a day pass for $3.75, and a 31-day pass for $37.50.

Pedestrian - Walking and biking in Land O' Lakes is not recommended, as many roads lack sidewalks or the sidewalks are not the best. Most stores are far from homes and people often drive over 10 minutes to the nearest store. Though, there are some bike paths and bike lanes such as SR-54 and US-41.

See

  • 🌍 Cypress Creek Preserve, 5550 Parkway Blvd (Off of Parkway Boulevar), ☏ +1 352-796-7211 (text 4470), toll-free: +1-800-423-1476 (within FL). sunrise - sunset. A gravel trail that has camping, fishing, horse riding, and hiking. (updated Dec 2024)
  • 🌍 Lutz Train Depot, 97 W Lutz Lake Fern Rd, Lutz. An old unused train station in Lutz, not allowed inside, but you can look at the outside and read the historic marker. (updated Dec 2024)

Do

  • 🌍 Caliente Club & Resorts (Caliente Resorts), 21240 Gran Via Blvd,, ☏ +1 813 996-3700. 18+ Private nude resort with a pool, hotel, tennis courts, and more. (updated Dec 2024)
  • 🌍 Land O' Lakes Recreation Complex, 3032 Collier Pkwy, ☏ +1 813 929-1220. M-F 9AM-9PM, Sa 9:30AM-6PM. A park off of Collier parkway with sports fields for baseball, soccer, football, basketball, tennis, a swimming pool, and a skate-park. (updated Dec 2024)
  • 🌍 Main Event Wesley Chapel (2839 Creek Grass Wy, Lutz), 2839 Creek Grass Wy, Lutz, ☏ +1 813 909-2695. M 10AM-1AM, Tu 10AM-10PM, W Th 11AM-midnight, F 11AM-2AM, Sa 9AM-2AM, Su 11AM-midnight. An entertainment center with games and activities, such as bowling, arcade games, laser tag, aswell as pizza and drinks. (updated Dec 2024)

Buy

  • 🌍 The Shops at Wiregrass, 28211 Paseo Drive, Wesley Chapel, ☏ +1 813 994-2242. M-Sa 10AM-10PM, Su 11AM-7PM. Indoor/outdoor mall with upscale stores, boutiques & restaurants amid palm-lined walkways & plazas. (updated Dec 2024)
  • 🌍 Tampa Premium Outlets, 2300 Grand Cypress Dr, Lutz, ☏ +1 813 938-6272. M 9AM-9PM, Tu 10AM-6PM, W-Sa 10AM-9PM, Su 10AM-8PM. A huge indoor/outdoor mall with over 110 stores, mainly clothing, with plentiful parking. (updated Dec 2024)

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Connect

Go next

Routes through Land O Lakes
Lake City ← Brooksville ←  N  S  → Tampa → Miami
New Port Richey ←  W  E  → Zephyrhills


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