Arcadia has Greens with the space to play through with out the Crowd. The Bluffs Golf Course facility in Zolfo Springs, Florida features 6,286 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72!
Arcadia Municipal Golf Course Is a top rated and affordable way to golf any day that ends in "Y" with a updated Greens and beautiful wildlife as your audiance.
The Arcadia All-Florida Championship Rodeo is a non-profit organization that was established in 1952 by the Arcadia Rodeo Association, which evolved from a group of American Legion Members who held the first rodeo in 1929. It is the oldest rodeo organization in the state of Florida, and benefits all of Arcadia and DeSoto County.
In 1880, James Shelfer planted the first orange tree on his family's new Florida homestead near Arcadia — and over 130 years later, that same land is still growing some of the best citrus in the world. Stop by the Joshua Citrus Inc. grove stand for fresh-squeezed juices, seasonal citrus, jams, and soft serve. From our family to yours, this is Florida's Finest Citrus — a tradition that keeps on growing.
Craig's RV Park sits near Arcadia, Florida, within reach of two national parks. Everglades National Park, about 140 miles southwest, offers vast wetlands, mangroves, and abundant wildlife like alligators and wading birds. Biscayne National Park, roughly 160 miles away near Miami, protects coral reefs and turquoise waters, ideal for snorkeling and boating. Both parks make excellent day-trip destinations for RV travelers based in Arcadia.
The Arcadia area has developed Culture of Food that is not your typical small town! For those who enjoy Granny's good cooking look no further than at Broken Spur Dinner where tradition meets Taste.
For a more cafe feel Myshelly's Kitchen is for you, featuring fresh bakery items and a veriaty of lunch specials. Visit were they say "We make sure to you never have an empty cup, cold food, or lousy company."
Step into a scene unchanged since early Native Americans and Spanish explorers first witnessed it, where the tea-colored Myakka River winds through 58 square miles of untamed Florida wilderness. Listen for the cries of limpkins and osprey as alligators and turtles sun themselves along the banks of this state-designated wild and scenic river. Myakka River State Park offers endless ways to explore one of Florida's oldest and largest natural treasures.
Paddle into pure tranquility with Canoe Outpost-Peace River, gliding along Florida's most popular State Paddle Trail. Beneath towering cypress trees draped in moss, surrounded by soaring birds and rippling water, you'll be transported back to the days of Spanish explorers and early settlers. Whether you're a novice or seasoned paddler, the Peace River — with its wildlife, fossil hunting, and wilderness camping — offers a true Florida adventure for everyone.
Get up close with lions, tigers, and other incredible creatures at Arcadia's Lions, Tigers & Bears, a 40-acre wildlife sanctuary nestled in prime upland oak habitat. This special sanctuary provides a permanent, loving home to endangered species, unwanted exotic pets, and non-releasable wildlife, while also rehabilitating injured and orphaned native animals.
Wander through the whimsical castle galleries of internationally known artist Howard Solomon, where puns and playful humor bring every sculpture to life. Stroll the gardens, hike along Horse Creek, and grab lunch at the "Boat in the Moat" — you might even catch Howard himself over a cup of coffee.
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