Clewiston Florida

Clewiston is located on the southwest shore of Lake Okeechobee, the second largest fresh water lake in the United States. The cross-state Okeechobee Waterway offers direct access from either coast by water for boats up to 120 feet. The marinas, motels, and condominiums located on the waterway have dock space and most of the motels and restaurants offer courtesy transportation.
Anglers are attracted to Clewiston because of the excellent freshwater fishing in Lake Okeechobee, giving up the best in black bass and pan fishing, also including crappie and bream. The City has a protected boat basin with several convenient boat ramps and plenty of parking. The City's 18-hole golf course is seldom crowded and beautifully maintained. Other City-owned recreational facilities include the lighted tennis courts, library, public pool and water spray park. The Sugarland Park Recreational Facility boasts nine ballfields, racquetball courts, and soccer fields.
With the small town atmosphere, recreational facilities, and business opportunities, it is no wonder so many people are looking at Clewiston as the place to raise a family or retire. Clewiston’s temperate climate and tranquil palm-filled vistas make it a town for all seasons. Clewiston is centrally located in south Florida about 60 miles east of Fort Myers on the Gulf of Mexico and 60 miles west of Palm Beach on the Atlantic Ocean.
You can find information about Clewiston Florida dining at www.southwestfloridatravelguide.com. The site is also an excellent source of info about Clewiston Florida accommodations.