> # Hidden Gems in Orlando

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> Posted by Dolby1000 on May 06, 2009 at 03:34:24
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> Hey guys and gals, just returned from my weekend in Orlando (story coming later this week).

> But, if you live there, or plan to be in the area, check out two places that were fully clothed swim friendly to me this weekend.

> Just SE from the main airport is Moss Lake Park. $3 to enter, has a small beach, but I swam fully clothed (shoes and socks) in front of the head life guard who didn't say a thing. Look for Moss Park Lane just south of the Beachline tollway off of Narcosse Road.

> North of Orlando, 5 miles west using exit 94 on I4 is Wekiva Springs State park. This is a very large natural pool where swimming is allowed. Went twice and, again, shoes and all went swimming. No lifeguards or other authority visibly present. On my second visit, a State park cop walked right by me as I was dripping and just nodded a hello.

> If you want more info, just let me know and I'll post more, or look for my story later this week.

> Quick preview, 12 wet events in 4 days!

> Dolby1000

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