Horizon West’s Villages, Explained: A Plan, Not a Pile of Subdivisions
Horizon West is Orange County’s 21,000-acre master plan — five villages and a town center stitched together by trails. Here is how the pieces actually fit.
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Horizon West is Orange County’s 21,000-acre master plan — five villages and a town center stitched together by trails. Here is how the pieces actually fit.
Read MoreHorizon West’s town center on Lake Hancock has a cinema, a brewery, a putting venue and a dining row that did not exist a few years ago. Here is how Hamlin works — and how to do it well.
Read MorePanther Lake, Crooked Cat, a nine-hole short course and a 42-acre circular range — Orange County National is Winter Garden’s pure-golf pilgrimage.
Read MoreA trail to ride, a fountain to splash in, a market hall where everyone picks their own lunch — Winter Garden is Orlando’s easiest family day out.
Read MoreA French café, a for-purpose coffee shop and a local roastery walk into one brick street — Winter Garden mornings are better caffeinated than most.
Read MoreWinter Garden does date night the old-fashioned way — a prix-fixe dinner, a show under a star-painted ceiling, and a slow walk down Plant Street to finish.
Read MoreMore than 100 vendors, live music and the whole town out walking — how to do Winter Garden Farmers Market morning like a regular, not a tourist.
Read MoreTwenty-two paved miles run straight through downtown Winter Garden — here’s how to ride the West Orange Trail and time it so you roll off the bike and into Plant Street’s tables.
Read MoreInside the historic Edgewater Hotel on Plant Street, Chef’s Table turns a three-course prix fixe into Winter Garden’s definitive celebration dinner.
Read MoreAbout 20 local vendors, a working brewery and a big oak-shaded patio at 426 W. Plant St. — Plant Street Market is where Winter Garden gathers, daily.
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