Sebring Travel Guide

Lake Jackson's clear waters and sandy shores create a 3,412-acre freshwater paradise in Sebring. Enjoy premium fishing for largemouth bass or relax at City Pier Beach with its covered picnic areas.

This tranquil lake captivates with lily pad-covered waters and abundant fishing for bass and crappie. Bring your gear to the south-side boat ramps for the best angling experience during early morning hours.

Established in 1931, Highlands Hammock State Park preserves ancient hammocks and numerous rare species. Explore elevated boardwalks through cypress swamps to spot alligators and diverse birdlife.

Legendary for the grueling "12 Hours of Sebring" race, this historic track challenges drivers with its bumpy surface. Experience motorsport magic from multiple viewing areas and explore the paddock.

This historic Dick Wilson-designed golf course once challenged players with its strategic water hazards and signature 13th hole. Though permanently closed since 2021, it remains part of Sebring's golfing heritage.

This 52-acre sports haven offers pristine fields for softball, football, and football in a serene natural setting. Families will appreciate the ADA-compliant playground with rubber surfacing and shaded areas for comfort.

Established in 1928, this historic 18-hole championship course offers tree-lined fairways and strategic hazards. Book a morning tee time and enjoy post-round relaxation at the Caddyshack Bar & Grill.

Escape to this peaceful lakeside beach with crystal-clear waters and a covered fishing pier. Enjoy serene sunrises over Lake Jackson or simply relax on the sandy shores away from the crowds.