Lake Alice Park-no dogs allowed — Attraction in Wewahitchka

Beautiful place went to the Honey Festival great turnout only thing I would change is it was so hot and I mean HOT!! They should have had water stations all around. Now I know this cost extra but do something so it could be there. I would donate for this I mean even the red Cross should have done something as I seen a few people who donated blood then tried to go to the festival but about passed out from both the donation and heat, just a thought for next year. I also know there were vendors out there but not everyone can afford to pay for a drink every thirty minutes and who wants to carry a small cooler from home around when we are going there to buy from the vendors? I did love the festival that is what I was able to see as the heat got to me and I tried to get in the shade and rest a few times but figured it was time to just go home and...

Okay can you say amazing. I was told about this place by a store clerk nearby. It is super cute super quiet and super amazing. You can walk around this entire man-made lake which is completely safe and secure it and boarded. There's a huge grass area where you can sit down and have a picnic on a blanket there's also picnic tables and coverings you can feed the Ducks and there's even cute little shops on the south side of the lake where you can buy specialty items and also ice cream. I was so relaxed after a super hard long week of work I actually went there a couple hours after I got off. I was wild I love this little late and I love how quiet and peaceful it is here. If you have a dog do not be afraid to bring them out this place is animal friendly and people friendly also. I will be visiting this...

Beautiful park on the eastern bank of Lake Alice in Wewahitchka, Fl. Several festivals are held there, including the Tupelo Honey Festival in May. The park has a large pavilion with picnic tables and a playground, all under the shade of massive...