Nestled in Sumter County, just north of Bushnell and about 70 miles west of Orlando, Lake Panasoffkee is a true spring-fed wonder—Florida’s third-largest lake in the region, spanning approximately 4,460–4,820 acres. With water depths averaging less than four feet, it offers crystal-clear views that reveal a vibrant underwater ecosystem. FWC
Outstanding Florida Water: The lake is officially designated as an “Outstanding Florida Water” thanks to high water quality standards.
Rich Wildlife Habitat: Fringed by oak and pine forests, its shores support diverse wildlife, from bald eagles to leisurely alligators—a staple sightseeing highlight aboard your airboat.
Historical Refuge: During the Second Seminole War, the nearby Boggy Island served as a refuge for Black Seminoles and the legendary Osceola.