Best places: Tourist attractions in Orange County, United States

Roman Catholic church opened in 1993, known for religious artwork including statues & stained glass.

Park has 3.2-mile beach with sandy coves & tide pools, plus 2,400 acres of land for hiking & biking.

Vast acres of woodlands for hiking & camping, with canoeing & fishing areas on the Eno River.

Administered by the local water board, this drive is open weekends & holidays for nature viewing.

Lakeside park with picnic & camping areas, plus a playground, trails & docks in scenic surrounds.

👍👍 This beach was the best thing after my hike at the morro hike trails. Its so separated from lousy people that visit the beaches and private in sense. It was relaxing to watch the waves and dolphins nearby with very little people near by. I came with my sister around 6 am and it was the lost peaceful...

Camping, fishing & more in a natural setting with scenic roads, historic sites & rural communities.

1300 acre ecological preserve with over 200 avian species spread around the coastal wetlands.

Park featuring replicas of historical buildings such as an 1837 fort, pioneer homes & a sugar mill.

Spacious preserve with roaming peacocks featuring campground, butterfly garden & bike paths.

President James Madison's home, returned to its original form on a huge estate with his grave.

👍👍 So as i was getting dropped off at the outlets i saw one of the tours going up and i walk over and see what was up and boy am i glad. Super affordable( even for a single person) looking for a fun experience. Shout to Capt. Mike. He was awesome. Definitely knows the entire area and friendly. Definite...

Remote ravine popular for hiking & mountain biking, thought to be haunted due to 1800s skirmishes.

This park has over 190 acres of land, mountain hiking trails & the highest land point in the county.

Animal park with species such as alligators, birds & wild cats, plus educational shows & a zip line.

👍👍 What an incredible experience! I had never seen albino crocodiles before, I was fascinated with their skin, I learned a lot by reading the small posters that describe who they are and how they behave, also the most impressive thing was that the workers should put aloe on their skin, I can't imagine...

Guided & self-guided canoe or kayak tours on the Wekiwa River with equipment rental available.

👍👍 If you enjoy nature trails, you will be thrilled upon visiting the various loops here! Note: I recommend you take a picture of the map located at Parking. Anyway, I explored Wood Duck Way, Walnut Grove, Flat Tail, Grand Oak Loop and just a scratch of Springhouse. My favorite was Flat Trail in additi...

County park with a butterfly garden, interpretive trails & nature center with educational programs.

Massive nature reserve offering 60 miles of trails, plus seasonal fishing, hunting & camping.