Sweat, Stretch, Repeat: College Park’s Small-Gym, Big-Character Fitness Scene
A top-five yoga studio, a members-only iron gym and the lakes as a free outdoor gym — College Park’s wellness scene punches far above its size.
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A top-five yoga studio, a members-only iron gym and the lakes as a free outdoor gym — College Park’s wellness scene punches far above its size.
Read MoreThree stages, twelve bands and one closed main street — since 2002, JazzFest has been College Park’s biggest block party and best introduction.
Read MoreA working leather studio and a decades-old women’s boutique headline a main street where College Park actually shops — both ranked citywide.
Read MoreA lake at golden hour, sushi or Italian on the Drive, and a nightcap at an Irish pub — the local’s route for an evening in College Park.
Read MorePlay a 1924 golf course, stand outside the house where Kerouac wrote The Dharma Bums, and walk the lakes — a day in College Park, no turnstiles required.
Read MoreThree distinct ways College Park starts the day — Christo’s classic diner plates, Shakers’ destination brunch and Infusion Tea’s quiet ceremony.
Read MoreCinnamon roll pancakes, walls of salt and pepper shakers and a top-ten citywide brunch ranking — why Shakers is College Park’s kitchen table.
Read MoreA top-five burger, a verandah over a 1924 golf course and a century of College Park history — the Tap Room earns its reputation at the table.
Read MoreDiners, teahouses, wood-fired pizza, an Irish pub and a golf-course verandah — Edgewater Drive’s full dining bench, sorted by appetite.
Read MoreStreets named for colleges, a chain of small lakes and one independent main street — a local’s guide to doing Orlando’s most walkable neighborhood well.
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