Other than build great outdoor project here is what we love most about Heathrow. Here are five fun facts about Heathrow:

1. Wekiwa Springs: Wekiwa Springs is a must-visit for anyone craving a dose of Old Florida charm. Slip into the crystal-clear spring waters to cool off, or grab a canoe or kayak and paddle through the park's breathtaking natural scenery. It's also a fantastic spot for a leisurely picnic and some wildlife watching. While you're there, don't miss the hiking trail that loops around the spring inside Wekiwa Springs State Park—it's one of the best ways to take in everything this outdoor gem has to offer..

2. Veterans Memorial Park Sanford: Lined with stately palms and heartfelt tributes honoring our veterans, Veterans Memorial Park offers sweeping views of Lake Monroe's shimmering waters. The park's thoughtful design creates a scenic waterfront setting that connects seamlessly to the Sanford Riverwalk and E Seminole Boulevard, making it the perfect starting point for a peaceful stroll along the lakefront.

3. Black Bear Wilderness Area: Tucked away along the St. Johns River, the Black Bear Wilderness Area is a 1,650-acre preserve that delivers one of the most immersive hiking experiences near Orlando. The 7.3-mile loop trail winds along historic levees and elevated boardwalks, cutting through lush floodplain forest and wetlands teeming with life. Keep your eyes peeled for deer, otters, alligators, and—if fortune is on your side—the area's namesake black bears. This moderately rated trail does come with a few challenges; expect muddy and slick patches in certain stretches, so come prepared with sturdy footwear, plenty of water, and a healthy dose of bug spray. Leashed dogs are welcome to join the adventure. You'll find the trailhead at 5298 Michigan Ave in Sanford, roughly 35 minutes from the heart of downtown Orlando.

4. Trail to Lake Monroe Park: This fantastic free park offers something for everyone, with well-maintained paths that are perfect for a morning walk or a leisurely bike ride. Spread out on the spacious lawns for a game of catch, settle into one of the picnic areas for a family lunch, or head to the fishing piers to try your luck casting a line. The kids will love burning off energy at the playgrounds, and there's plenty of room for everyone to enjoy. While swimming isn't permitted due to the presence of alligators in the water, the wildlife viewing opportunities more than make up for it—spotting these prehistoric creatures from a safe distance is an experience in itself. Getting here is hassle-free thanks to a large parking lot with ample space, so finding a spot is never a concern..

5. Heathrow Country Club: located at 1200 Bridgewater Drive, has been a cornerstone of North Orlando's golf scene since 1983. The 18-hole championship course, designed by renowned Florida architect Ron Garl, plays just under 6,900 yards and features water hazards on the majority of its holes. The signature par-3 island green on hole 12 is a must-play moment that tests even the most seasoned golfers. With a competitive pedigree that includes nine US Open Qualifiers and former PGA TOUR members like Chris DiMarco and Jim Thorpe, this club carries serious golf history. Beyond the fairways, members enjoy a 15,000-square-foot clubhouse, a 13-court tennis complex, and premier aquatic facilities.