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The NTC, part of Orlando Health South Lake Hospital, is a state-of-the-art sports and fitness facility located in Clermont, Florida. We are a warm-weather training destination for hundreds of high school, collegiate, professional and amateur athletes from around the country and the world.

Standing at 226 feet tall, the Citrus Tower is perhaps the best way to see Clermont and the surrounding areas from above. It was built in 1956, and views from the top were originally curated to show off Florida's citrus groves, which used to occupy much of the surrounding land. Times have changed, but today's visitors can still see some of the remaining groves as well as hundreds of lakes and economic development in all directions.

They have free winery tours and wine tastings so you can try out most of the available wines, but they also have events like Weekends at the Winery. Discover the winery each weekend with your favorite people and enjoy live music, food trucks, wine bar, lawn games and more.

The natural theme park of Lake Louisa State Park showcases a diversity of wildlife, including deer, bobcat, gopher tortoises, fox squirrel and flighted creatures like bald eagles and osprey. The park is home to 11 distinct natural plant communities and lies within the eastern boundary of the Green Swamp Area of Critical State Concern and the northern boundary of the Lake Wales Ridge. The park’s three major lakes, Louisa, Hammond and Dixie, transform idle observers into active participants.

Take in one of the many Broadway or Local theater Shows at the Clermont Performing Arts Center

A leading college in Central Florida, serving the local community and offering associate and bachelor degrees.

We’re expanding our services across Central Florida to better serve you. Opening December 2025, the brand new AdventHealth Minneola will provide our South Lake County community with high-quality whole-person care, close to home.

Partners A.W. Thacker and Jack Toole officially opened the Florida Citrus Tower, a 226-foot-tall structure with a top floor created to give guests a view of Lake County’s orange groves. By 1964, Toole had built a new project on the property, the House of Presidents, which became a destination in its own right. Fittingly located inside a building designed to resemble the White House, the museum’s primary draw was a display of detailed wax sculptures of each of the United States presidents.