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Quail Heights Lodge & Country Club

Written by Adam Lang on . Posted in Activities and Attractions, Things to Do, Where to Stay.

Looking for a place to hold your family reunion, wedding reception, or group event? Then Quail Heights has you covered! We have an excellent setup for groups, family reunions and even wedding receptions.

Come check out the new Driving range powered by TopTracer!

Quail Heights Country Club’s 18-hole championship layout features a challenging mixture of water, sand traps and rolling hills to provide golfers a variety of challenges while rewarding smart play. Our 18-hole facility is nestled in the “Gateway to Florida” which provides you with an experience of Florida very few obtain.  The course has five sets of tees to accommodate and entertain players of all ages and abilities. Quail Heights’s golf course is open to both members and the public, perfect for an afternoon round after work or a weekend foursome.

Our Golf club features a friendly staff and several amenities that help you to relax and enjoy the good life, with Southern hospitality and facilities that are second to none in the area. Our staff takes excellent care of the course, making sure that all greens and fairways are properly manicured to ensure an enjoyable, challenging round of golf.

The only thing better than playing golf on this classic Florida layout, is playing here all the time! Visit us soon to play our course and you’ll understand why Quail Heights is the place you’ll want to play again and again. We are located in beautiful Lake City Florida, right off of I75 between Gainesville and Jacksonville Florida. This golf experience will be second to none, giving you a true look of Florida golf.

The Blanche Hotel

The Blanche

Written by Greg Insco on . Posted in Where to Stay.

Built in 1902 by architect Frank Pierce Milburn, The Blanche has been a downtown landmark and central hub of hospitality for over 100 years. Will Brown, the original owner, named the hotel after his four-year-old daughter, Blanche. Commonly referred to as “the pride of Lake City,” The Blanche has hosted plenty of famous guests, from Johnny Cash to Al Capone as they passed through the “gateway to Florida” on their travels. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 18, 1990. Today, this historic hotel is completely renovated, but still features some of the original fixtures that make it so unique.

Quality Inn

Quality Inn

Written by Adam Lang on . Posted in Where to Stay.

Enjoy great value at our Lake City hotel

Our Quality Inn® Lake City hotel near Lake City Mall offers great value for your hard-earned money. Conveniently located off Interstate 75, our pet-friendly hotel offers easy access to local sites, activities and attractions like Ichetucknee Springs, O’Leno State Park, University of Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Lake City Medical Center and Lake Harris.

Roadway Inn

Written by Adam Lang on . Posted in Where to Stay.

A great value in Lake City

Rodeway Inn of Lake City offers reliable accommodations that won’t break the bank. You’ll get the travel basics you need to keep things simple while you’re on the road, so you can focus on exploring the outdoors in north-central Florida. Included with your stay are practical amenities like free WiFi and free continental breakfast to help get the day started right. Your comfortable room offers a coffee maker and hairdryer. A microwave and refrigerator are available for a small fee. We’re all about convenience, so we have guest laundry and plenty of free bus and truck parking.

We’re located just off I-75 at US Highway 90 about 3 miles from downtown Lake City. To help you stay on budget, we are surrounded by an assortment of family-friendly restaurants. Just across our parking lot is a Ruby Tuesday, complete with an Endless Garden Bar. We are close to great outdoor adventures in the area. You can enjoy the crystal-clear natural springs nearby at Ichetucknee Springs State Park and Rum Island. You can go hiking in Osceola National Forest or Alligator Lake Park. As you can see, you’ll always get a solid deal on a simple stay from a brand name you can trust when you book with Rodeway Inn.

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The Blanche

Written by Adam Lang on . Posted in Venues, Weddings and Groups.

One of our favorite things about weddings at The Blanche….Choice.
Whether you’ve always dreamed of saying “I do” beneath the open sky or exchanging vows indoors surrounded by timeless elegance, our venue offers both indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces for our couples. Sun-drenched afternoons in the courtyard, soft breezes, and natural light… OR a beautifully styled indoor ceremony with a warm, romantic atmosphere.
And the best part? Your ceremony space is separate from your reception, allowing your guests to experience a seamless transition while you soak in every moment of your day.
No weather worries. No rushed flips. Just intentional spaces designed to hold your love story exactly as it unfolds. Because your wedding day should feel effortless, beautiful, and uniquely you.
  • Indoor & Outdoor Ceremony Options
  • One Venue, Endless Possibilities

Where ‘I do’ turns into ‘let’s dance.’

Our historic ballroom is designed to transform with your vision—romantic, elegant, timeless, or modern. The Blanche is a multi-faceted landmark offering something for everyone. With unique short-term rentals, office spaces, long term apartments, and A dreamy wedding venue. –Whether you’re here for a night, a season, or a celebration welcome to The Blanche.
Built in 1902 by architect Frank Pierce Milburn, The Blanche has been a downtown landmark and central hub of hospitality for over 100 years. Will Brown, the original owner, named the hotel after his four-year-old daughter, Blanche. Commonly referred to as “the pride of Lake City,” The Blanche has hosted plenty of famous guests, from Johnny Cash to Al Capone as they passed through the “Gateway to Florida” on their travels. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 18, 1990. Today, this historic hotel is completely renovated but still features some of the original fixtures that make it so unique.