Situated just north of Lake Okeechobee, also known as Florida’s Inland Sea, Okeechobee is a centrally located city known for its Southern hospitality. Residents and visitors flock to the lake for its outdoor recreational activities provided by its parks, trails, and smooth waters. If you’re looking for oceanfront outdoor recreation, head about one hour east. Highways 441 and 70 intersect in the center of Okeechobee, making travel to other parts of Florida a breeze. The center of town is home to family-friendly attractions like Flagler Park, shops, and an array of restaurants. The rest of the city consists of wooded residential areas with affordable rental options.