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They have not only think Disney when you think of things to do in Orlando. A short trip up the I4 Highway from Disney, Universal, Sea World and all the other attractions is Seminole County. In Seminole County you get everything you in Orlando, but at a lower price and with much less traffic. They even have the same hotels you get in the Orlando area here but at a fraction of the price.

Here are some things to do in Orlando without actually in Orlando.

You can take a cruise down one of the many rivers in Seminole County, St. Johns River is located here, and it is the longest river in Florida. You can walk or ride a bike in the desert trails and observe some birds, study of the natural fauna or just a few photos.

There are more than thirty state parks and preserves for you to explore. Most have wooden bridges take you over wetlands and near natural springs, so you can see a small part of this ancient siteFlorida, and perhaps only a glimpse of an alligator or turtle sunning themselves. If you want more of the wetlands, you can canoe or kayak rental and take a trip into the wilderness on your own to see.

While you visit, you have to see Park, Big Tree "features the senator" a Bald Cypress, over 3500 years old and Wekiwa (Pronounced Wik-I is Va) Springs State Park and rent a canoe explore this abundant natural spring.

If nature is not your thing Seminole County providesplay "other things to do in Orlando. It has more than twelve 18-hole golf courses for you, or you can take a stroll through the historic areas of Sanford and Longwood. A walk through one of these small towns will give you a idea of how life here a century ago.

You will see little antique shops, Victorian homes and cultural museums. You will find the story in a completely renovated vaudeville theater, the Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, where you start to stop for a minute andto show a game or another. There are many public galleries are available for your enjoyment and Seminole County also has "art in public places" shows local artists in public buildings.

Seminole County offers some of the newest hotels and other accommodations in Central Florida with the best part, you will pay up to one third of what you'd be paying to stay closer to Disney and other attractions and you're still only a short drive from downtown Orlando. Thus, whileRemember thinking things to do in Orlando, Central Florida, is more than just Orlando.

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