I got Lake Weir off my list; it stands out among Florida’s lakes for its size and recreational appeal. While it isn’t part of the Harris Chain of Lakes, Lake Weir is sometimes associated with them due to its proximity.

Its connection to Little Lake Weir via a vegetation-filled canal adds to its charm. Historically, the lake was part of the territory of the Timucuan-speaking Acuera tribe, adding cultural significance to its natural beauty. Compared to other lakes in Florida, Lake Weir offers a unique blend of history, wildlife, and recreational opportunities.

Lake Weir and Little Lake Weir are well-known in Marion County. These lakes are popular destinations for boating, fishing, swimming, and other water activities.

The area is also home to attractions like Carney Island Recreation & Conservation Area, which offers hiking trails, picnic spots, and a sandy beach.

The lakes’ natural beauty and wildlife make them an excellent spot for me and my Jet Ski!

“Let’s Get Wet”