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Each Lot in Plantation Palms is completely wooded and the main road is lined with Magnolia and Crape Myrtle trees. The development is located in the heart of Hernando County in Spring Hill, Florida. Hernando County is centrally located and stretches out over 312,000 acres. It is bordered on the West by the Gulf of Mexico and on the East by the Withlacoochee River. Considered the Northern Gateway to Tampa Bay Hernando County is only 35 miles north of downtown Tampa and is easily accessible via the Suncoast Parkway. Commuting to Tampa and St Petersburg to the south and Citrus County to the North is quick and easy.
 Plantation Palms has water provided by Hernando County Utilities. Cable service is provided by Brighthouse, telephone service provided by Bell South and Brighthouse. All utilities are underground so there's no ugly overhead wires. Radiant street lighting and sidewalks add the finishing touches. 2 park areas allow space for children to play and for adults to relax. There are several drainage retention areas to carry away heavy rains. Flood insurance is not required.
Hernando County is a playground for boaters, fishermen and swimmers.
The crystal clear water of the Weeki Wachee River provide a unique scenic panorama for the water enthusiast. Wildlife thrives in these waters which are a steady temperature of 72 degrees year round. Manatees make this their home in the winter months and can often be seen frolicking with their young pups. Kayaking and canoeing are both popular sports on the Weeki Wachee. The Gulf of Mexico in the Hernando County area is considered to be the Tarpon Capital of the world with award winning championships held annually at Hernando Beach. Fishermen delight in netting delicious blue crabs from the pier at Bayport. The temperate climate makes golfing a popular sport and there are many championship courses in the area, both public and private. The Withlacoochee State Forest holds 123,240 acres of nature trails, camp sites, fishing, swimming and picnicking opportunities. The Withlacoochee State Trail allows visitors to enjoy horseback riding, cycling, jogging and hiking. Weeki Wachee Spring hosts Florida’s famous underwater mermaid attraction and Buccaneer Bay has water slides, rope swings and tubing on the Weeki Wachee River. There are numerous parks which have tennis, handball and basket ball courts. Whatever you choose to do whether it be bowling, bicycling, boating, camping, fishing, tennis, golf, horseback riding, hiking, miniature golf, movies theatres or roller skating it is all available for you in Hernando County. |
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