BVL’s Day Trip: The Kissimmee Lakefront and Broadway
The community’s standard day out, fifteen minutes away — Lake Tohopekaliga’s lakefront park and Osceola’s old main street.
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The community’s standard day out, fifteen minutes away — Lake Tohopekaliga’s lakefront park and Osceola’s old main street.
Read MoreThe day Buenaventura Lakes families actually run — library and park on the same stretch of boulevard, bakery for lunch, the lake at dusk.
Read MoreNo invented date-night district: dinner on the boulevard and Lake Buenaventura at dusk, or the fifteen-minute Kissimmee run the community actually takes.
Read MoreThe name is the geography: a community wrapped around Lake Buenaventura and its chain of neighbourhood lakes.
Read MoreBuenaventura Lakes sits at the Osceola Parkway–Turnpike interchange, with the Tupperware SunRail station at its western edge. The practical commute guide.
Read MoreBakeries, lunch counters and the food of Little Puerto Rico — how eating works on Buenaventura Boulevard, and an honest note on what we can rank so far.
Read MoreThe Osceola Library System’s Buenaventura Lakes branch at 405 Buenaventura Boulevard — a bilingual anchor in a community with no city hall.
Read MoreBuilt from the 1970s and claimed completely by Puerto Rico’s diaspora — 44.5 percent Puerto Rican at the 2010 census. The making of Buenaventura Lakes.
Read More9.9 acres of Osceola County green at 419 Buenaventura Boulevard — the park an unincorporated community uses as its town square.
Read More30,251 people, no city hall, one boulevard: the unincorporated Osceola community that became Little Puerto Rico — and that the census once listed as Yeehaw Junction.
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