Year Founded
2000
The beautifully designed community of Vista Lakes was master-planned in the early 2000s as an upscale, multi-lake residential haven designed around a massive central recreation and aquatic infrastructure. Developed to offer a classic hometown ambiance within the rapidly growing southeast sector of Orange County, the neighborhood quickly earned awards for its extensive neighborhood planning and preservation of natural scenery. Today, the premier municipal attraction is the spectacular Vista Lakes Residents’ Club, a massive lakeside facility featuring multi-tier resort pools, water slides, fitness centers, and lighted tennis complexes. The community is famous for its four large, interconnected freshwater lakes which provide pristine panoramic water vistas from almost every residential street. Regular local activities consist of swimming at resort-style water parks, padleboarding across pristine neighborhood lakes, playing competitive tennis leagues, and jogging along paved lakefront trails. Logistically, Vista Lakes is situated about 8 miles northeast of Orlando International Airport (MCO). The area sits approximately 24 miles south of Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB). Commuting down to the major holiday layouts at Disney Springs requires a 22-mile drive utilizing the nearby State Road 528 and Interstate 4. To visit the Atlantic oceanfront, a drive of 43 miles east brings travelers straight to the shores of Cocoa Beach.
Top Attractions
Vista Lakes Residents’ Club & Aquatic Center
Golf Courses
Ventura Country Club (Adjacent)
Public Parks
Vista Lakes Community Park, Amhurst Park, Lee Vista Park (Adjacent), Airport Lakes Park (Adjacent)
Attraction Details
The Vista Lakes Residents’ Club serves as a award-winning recreational centerpiece featuring resort pools, waterslides, and tennis courts. Vista Lakes Community Park provides wide open athletic fields, shaded family pavilions, and modern playground structures. Airport Lakes Park delivers unique boardwalk trails winding through native wetlands right along the edges of local airport waterways.