Ocoee Sports & Athletics at a Glance
🏆 Ocoee's Sports Identity: Ocoee is positioning itself as Central Florida's sports tourism hub. The city-owned Forest Lake Golf Club anchors an 18-hole championship experience, while Prime Pickleball Ocoee (25 indoor + 1 championship court) and the forthcoming Dynasty complex are turning the city into a tournament destination. For the established side of the story, Vignetti Park and the Jim Beech Recreation Center have served Ocoee families for decades. Learn more about living in Ocoee.
"From Forest Lake Golf Club to Prime Pickleball to The Dynasty, Ocoee is building something no neighboring West Orange community has — a genuine sports tourism economy layered on top of solid, city-run youth and adult recreation."Back to Top
Sports & Athletics Highlights of Ocoee
Ocoee's athletic character splits into two clear stories. On one side sit the established city-run institutions: the 200-acre Bill Breeze Park on Starke Lake, the Vignetti Park sports complex, the Jim Beech Recreation Center and Action Sports Park, and Vandergrift Central Park, home to the Ocoee Little League and Ocoee Bulldogs Pop Warner football. On the other sits a new chapter: The Dynasty and Prime Pickleball, designed from the outset for national tournaments. For families considering the move, explore our Ocoee homes for sale.
⛳ City-Owned Championship Golf
The city-owned Forest Lake Golf Club delivers an 18-hole, par-72 championship layout (7,221 yards from the tips) with no homes on the course — a rarity in Central Florida. Designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton.
🏓 Tournament-Grade Pickleball
City commissioners approved Prime Pickleball Ocoee in September 2025 — a 6.08-acre complex with 25 indoor courts and one outdoor championship court, positioned to host APP and PPA Tour-caliber events.
⚽ Established Youth Leagues
Ocoee Little League, Ocoee Bulldogs Pop Warner football, and the Golden Goal Sports / Ocoee Soccer League anchor youth athletics at Vandergrift Central Park and the Jim Beech Recreation Center.
🏟️ The Dynasty on the Horizon
The Dynasty Ocoee is a $1 billion, 159-acre youth sports and entertainment complex with 17 multipurpose fields, a 150,000 sq ft indoor facility, and more than 1,100 hotel rooms — construction underway, completion targeted for 2027.
Related reading: Sports Tourism in Ocoee
Back to TopOcoee Sports & Athletics Map
Explore golf courses, recreation centers, parks, and sports facilities in Ocoee using this interactive map:
The Dynasty & Prime Pickleball: Ocoee's Sports Tourism Future
Two projects are reshaping Ocoee's sports identity in ways no adjacent West Orange community has matched. Together they represent more than $1 billion in announced investment and set the city up to host national-caliber tournaments year-round.
🏟️ The Dynasty | Ocoee
The Dynasty is a 159-acre, $1 billion youth sports and entertainment campus being developed by Montierre Development at the southeast corner of Ocoee-Apopka Road and Fullers Cross Road. Designed by AECOM and MDSX, the plan includes a 150,000-square-foot indoor sports facility with simulation technology, 17 multipurpose turf fields, more than 1,100 hotel rooms across two properties, and 350,000 square feet of dining, retail, and entertainment along a pedestrian riverwalk. Construction is underway with completion targeted for 2027. Local residents will have access to facilities when they're not in tournament use.
🏓 Prime Pickleball Ocoee
In September 2025, the Ocoee City Commission approved Vasant Sports LLC's revised Prime Pickleball Ocoee complex — 25 fully air-conditioned indoor courts, one outdoor championship court with bleacher seating, a two-story banquet hall, restaurant and bar overlooking the courts, pro shop, locker rooms, and saunas. Located on 6.08 acres at 1000–1100 Jacob Nathan Boulevard, the facility is engineered for tournament play and is targeting APP and PPA Tour events. Construction is estimated at 15–18 months.
"Few Central Florida municipalities have simultaneously landed a $1 billion youth sports complex and a 26-court tournament pickleball facility. Ocoee has done both — and layered them on top of existing city-run recreation."
For the broader context of how these projects fit together, read our Sports Tourism in Ocoee guide.
Back to TopGolf Courses in Ocoee
Ocoee's golf story centers on one course with an unusual backstory: Forest Lake Golf Club sits on city-owned land, and Ocoee itself holds the ground lease — giving the city the right of first refusal on any transfer of the course's leaseholder rights. Golfers in Ocoee also have ready access to championship courses in the surrounding West Orange corridor.
⛳ Top 5 Sports & Athletic Destinations in Ocoee
1Forest Lake Golf Club
An 18-hole, par-72 championship course (7,221 yards from the tips) on 218 acres with no homes in sight. Designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton. City-owned, publicly accessible.
2Vignetti Park
Ocoee's premier sports and recreation complex — baseball, softball, and soccer fields plus the new Vignetti Fitness Center at 1910 Adair Street. Tennis lessons via Posh Rock Tennis.
3Jim Beech Recreation Center
The city's recreation hub at 1820 A.D. Mims Road — gymnasium, Family Aquatic Center (seasonal), youth basketball, girls volleyball, Little League, adult leagues, and summer camp.
4Prime Pickleball Ocoee
Vasant Sports' tournament pickleball facility — 25 indoor courts, one outdoor championship court, pro shop, restaurant, banquet hall. Approved September 2025.
5Ocoee Action Sports Park
A 20,000-square-foot action sports park at Vandergrift designed by American Ramp Company — street-style ramps, stairs, rails, grind box, competition-level pump track, and wall ride.
🏌️ Golf Courses & Country Clubs
| Course Name | Type | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forest Lake Golf Club | Public Golf | 10521 Clarcona-Ocoee Rd, near Ocoee | 18 holes, par 72, 7,221 yards from the tips. Clifton, Ezell & Clifton design. City-owned land, public access, no homes on course. Practice range, putting green, Rusty Niblick Pub & Grill. |
| West Orange Country Club | Country Club | Winter Garden, minutes from Ocoee | Established private country club in neighboring Winter Garden — accessible via SR 429 and SR 50. |
| Orange County National Golf Center | Public Golf | Near Horizon West | 45 holes of championship golf — Panther Lake and Crooked Cat courses. Public access, a short drive south of Ocoee via SR 429. |
For buyers drawn to golf-adjacent living, Forest Lake Estates, Forest Oaks, and Greens at Forest Lake all sit beside the course. Browse Ocoee homes for sale or explore luxury homes in Ocoee.
People Also Ask
Is Forest Lake Golf Club public?
Yes. Forest Lake Golf Club is a public daily-fee course. The course sits on city-owned land in Ocoee, with the city holding the ground lease. That arrangement gives Ocoee the right of first refusal on any transfer of leaseholder rights — a detail that made news in 2024 when commissioners denied a proposed assignment.
Are there other golf courses near Ocoee?
Yes. West Orange Country Club is a short drive west in Winter Garden, and Orange County National sits south toward Horizon West with 45 holes of public golf. Both are easily reached via SR 429.
Gyms & Fitness Centers in Ocoee
Ocoee's fitness scene runs along West Colonial Drive (SR 50), the city's commercial spine, with the city's own Vignetti Fitness Center serving downtown. For a deeper look at the full health and wellness picture, see our guide to fitness and wellness in Ocoee.
💪 Gyms, Fitness Centers & Studios
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jim Beech Recreation Center | City Rec Center | 1820 A.D. Mims Rd, Ocoee | Gymnasium, open gym volleyball (Tue 8:30–10:30 PM), youth and adult leagues, swim lessons, summer camp, before/after school care. |
| Vignetti Fitness Center | City Fitness Center | 1910 Adair St, Ocoee | City-operated fitness room at Vignetti Park. Residents-focused membership access. |
| Planet Fitness | 24-Hour Gym | 10908 W Colonial Dr, Ocoee | 24-hour access, cardio and strength machines, free fitness training. Memberships from around $15/month. |
| Crunch Fitness — Ocoee | Full-Service Gym | 1560 E Silver Star Rd, Ocoee | Group fitness classes, certified personal trainers, strength and cardio equipment. Memberships starting around $9.99/month. |
| Anytime Fitness | 24-Hour Gym | 9679 W Colonial Dr, Ocoee | 24/7 access, personalized coaching, strength and cardio equipment. |
💡 Local Tip: The city's fitness and wellness guide also covers smaller independent gyms and specialty studios — Iron Core Gym, Mili's Gym, Hardcore Fitness, The Weight House, and the Roper YMCA Family Center are all worth considering alongside the national chains.
For more wellness and healthcare context, explore our Ocoee health and wellness guide.
What gyms are in Ocoee?
Ocoee has Planet Fitness and Anytime Fitness on West Colonial Drive, Crunch Fitness on East Silver Star Road, and the city's own Jim Beech Recreation Center and Vignetti Fitness Center for residents. The Roper YMCA Family Center and several independent gyms round out the scene. See our full fitness and wellness in Ocoee guide.
Youth & Adult Team Sports in Ocoee
Ocoee Parks and Leisure Services runs an active youth and adult sports calendar year-round, centered on Vandergrift Central Park (baseball, football) and the Jim Beech Recreation Center (basketball, volleyball). Independent organizations — Ocoee Little League, Ocoee Bulldogs Pop Warner, and Golden Goal Sports / Ocoee Soccer League — round out youth athletics. Families should also reference our Ocoee schools guide for school-affiliated programs. For a full breakdown, see youth sports leagues in Ocoee.
⚽ Youth Sports Organizations
| Organization | Type | Sports Offered | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ocoee Parks & Leisure Services | City Youth Rec | Basketball, Little League baseball, girls volleyball, flag football | City-run programs at Jim Beech Recreation Center and Vandergrift. Two seasons per sport per year. Registration windows vary — youth basketball registration opens March, baseball opens June. |
| Ocoee Little League | Little League | Baseball (all age divisions) | Plays out of Vandergrift Central Park, 560 Flewelling Drive. Three lighted baseball fields on site. |
| Ocoee Bulldogs (Pop Warner) | Youth Football | Tackle football, cheerleading, dance | Part of the Mid-Florida Football League and Pop Warner Little Scholars. Games played on the Bulldog Football Field at Vandergrift. |
| Ocoee Soccer League (GGS) | Youth Soccer | Developmental soccer, U3–U14 | Powered by Golden Goal Sports Academy, based at 1820 A.D. Mims Road. Sponsored by the Let Me Play Foundation. |
| UA RISE Ocoee Flag Football | Flag Football | Co-ed flag football (K–8) | Fall season October–November at Bob Sorenson Field, 550 Bob Sorenson Lane. |
🏀 Adult Leagues
Ocoee's adult recreation calendar is covered in depth in our adult recreation and fitness leagues guide. Seasonal offerings include:
- Co-ed Kickball — 7-game regular season plus playoffs. Monday nights at Vandergrift Central Park. 18+ only.
- Co-ed Soccer — 7-game regular season plus playoffs. Games at Bulldog Football Field.
- Open Gym Volleyball — Tuesday nights 8:30–10:30 PM at Jim Beech Recreation Center.
Registration and schedules are handled through Ocoee Parks and Leisure Services (407-905-3180).
🏫 Ocoee High School Knights Athletics
Ocoee High School fields the Knights, competing in OCPS athletics across football, basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, volleyball, cross country, and track. The school — earning back-to-back "A" grades with a 100% graduation rate — also offers AFJROTC, competition cheer, and an esports program. Full schedules and rosters are maintained at the official Ocoee Athletics site.
What youth sports leagues are available in Ocoee?
Ocoee has Ocoee Little League (baseball), the Ocoee Bulldogs (Pop Warner football and cheer), Golden Goal Sports / Ocoee Soccer League (developmental soccer U3–U14), and UA RISE flag football. The city's own Parks & Leisure Services adds youth basketball, girls volleyball, and Little League baseball twice a year. For school-affiliated programs, visit our Ocoee schools guide.
Pickleball, Tennis & Racquet Sports in Ocoee
Pickleball is arguably Ocoee's fastest-emerging sports story. With Prime Pickleball Ocoee approved and existing outdoor courts at Tiger Minor Park, the city is establishing itself as a Central Florida pickleball destination. Tennis runs primarily through Vignetti Park (private lessons via Posh Rock Tennis) and neighborhood-park courts.
🏓 Pickleball & Tennis Facilities
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Pickleball Ocoee | Pickleball | 1000–1100 Jacob Nathan Blvd, Ocoee | 25 indoor air-conditioned courts, one outdoor championship court with bleachers, restaurant and bar, pro shop, banquet hall, locker rooms, saunas. Approved September 2025 — expected to open in 2027. |
| Vignetti Park Tennis | Tennis | Vignetti Park, Ocoee | Tennis courts with instruction by Posh Rock Tennis (Jack Vinson, certified professional). Semi-private and private lessons for youth and adults. |
| Tiger Minor Park Pickleball | Pickleball | Tiger Minor Park, Ocoee | Outdoor pickleball courts — the city's existing public pickleball venue. Prime Pickleball is expected to reduce outdoor court demand once open. |
| Parkside/Coventry Park | Tennis | 2730 Coventry Lane, Ocoee | Neighborhood tennis and basketball courts alongside playground and open play field. |
The broader outdoor and action-sports picture is covered in our Ocoee parks and recreation guide.
Where can I play pickleball in Ocoee?
Right now, outdoor courts at Tiger Minor Park. Once Prime Pickleball Ocoee opens at 1000–1100 Jacob Nathan Boulevard, the city will have 25 indoor air-conditioned tournament courts plus an outdoor championship court — positioning Ocoee for national-level tournament play.
Aquatics & Swimming in Ocoee
Ocoee's aquatic programming centers on the Family Aquatic Center at Jim Beech, a seasonal pool with a zero-depth entry designed for families. The pool operates May through early October; the rest of the year, aquatic programming is limited but swim lessons and pool parties are available during the season.
🏊 Aquatic Facilities
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ocoee Family Aquatic Center | Public Pool | 1820 A.D. Mims Rd, Ocoee | Seasonal (May–October). Zero-depth entry, maximum 4-foot depth, three distinct play features with spray elements. Private and group swim lessons, autistic swim, pool parties, camp swim visits. |
🏊 Swim Lesson Note
The Family Aquatic Center is unheated and operates only during the warm-weather months. For year-round competitive swim training, Ocoee families typically route to YMCA facilities or private swim clubs in neighboring Winter Garden and Windermere.
Boating & Water Sports in Ocoee
Ocoee is a city of smaller lakes — Starke Lake, Prairie Lake, Lake Olympia, Lake Meadow, Spring Lake, and others — with Starke Lake serving as the city's primary public boating and fishing lake. The city has partnered with FWC to make Starke Lake one of Central Florida's more "angler-friendly" lakes, and Bill Breeze Park's boat ramp is the main public launch point. For waterfront living, explore our Ocoee waterfront homes.
🚤 Boat Ramps & Public Lake Access
| Access Point | Type | Location | Services |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bill Breeze Park | Boat Ramp | 125 N Lakeshore Dr, on Starke Lake | Two-lane boat ramp, ADA-accessible fishing pier with fish feeders, aquascaped shoreline for bank fishing, picnic pavilions, restrooms. Adjacent to Ocoee City Hall. |
| Municipal Lakefront Park | Boat Ramp | 150 N Lakeshore Dr, on Starke Lake | Boat launch, fishing pier, picnic pavilions, public restrooms. Adjacent to Bill Breeze Park. |
| Prairie Lake Park | Non-Motorized | 2075 Hackney Prairie Rd | Non-motorized boat launch, fishing dock, nature trail. Kayak and paddleboard access only. |
🎣 About Starke Lake
Starke Lake is a 200-acre lake in the city limits, jointly managed by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and the City of Ocoee. The lake is known for largemouth bass fishing — relatively deep water that rewards experienced anglers. The Bill Breeze Park area supports boat launching, jet skis, shoreline fishing, and paddlecraft. Several lakefront neighborhoods — Sleepy Harbour, Sleepy Harbour Condos, and others — offer direct boating access.
🐊 Florida Lake Reality: Starke Lake, like all Central Florida lakes, has a resident alligator population. The lake is actively used for boating, fishing, and jet skis, but swimming from the shoreline is not recommended — use the supervised Family Aquatic Center instead. Keep pets away from the water's edge, and follow standard Florida lake safety practices.
🚴 West Orange Trail — Ocoee's Cycling Spine
The 22-mile West Orange Trail passes through Ocoee with a significant trailhead near Bill Breeze Park. For cyclists, runners, and walkers, our Ocoee-specific trail guide covers the section through the city. The trail connects Ocoee to Winter Garden to the west and Apopka to the north.
🦅 Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive
The Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive — an 11-mile scenic drive along Lake Apopka and one of Florida's premier birding corridors — anchors Ocoee's northern edge near Crown Point and the Westyn Bay area. For a deeper dive, see the Ocoee-specific wildlife drive guide.
Where can I launch a boat in Ocoee?
Bill Breeze Park and Municipal Lakefront Park both have public boat ramps on Starke Lake — a 200-acre city-limits lake known for bass fishing. Prairie Lake Park has a non-motorized launch for kayaks and paddleboards. For bigger-water access, the Lake Apopka corridor sits along Ocoee's northern edge.
Specialized & Action Sports in Ocoee
Ocoee's specialized sports offerings include a full-scale action sports park, a downtown entertainment venue with bowling and arcade, and martial arts programs through the city's recreation system.
🛹 Action Sports & Specialized Facilities
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Activities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ocoee Action Sports Park | Action Sports | Vandergrift Park, 560 Flewelling Dr | 20,000 sq ft park built by American Ramp Company. Street-style elements, ramps, stairs, rails, grind box, competition-level pump track, wall ride. Skateboarding, BMX, scooters. |
| Isshinryu Budo Kai Karate | Martial Arts | Jim Beech Recreation Center | Karate program with roots dating to 1956. Youth and adult instruction through Ocoee Parks & Leisure Services. |
🎳 Entertainment Venues with Sports Elements
| Venue Name | Type | Location | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| GameTime Ocoee | Bowling/Arcade | West Colonial Dr, Ocoee | Arcade games, mini bowling, sports bar, family entertainment. See the GameTime guide for full details. |
🏟️ Future Sports Complex
| Complex Name | Type | Location | Facilities |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Dynasty | Ocoee | Sports Complex | Ocoee-Apopka Rd at Fullers Cross Rd | $1 billion, 159-acre youth sports and entertainment complex. 150,000 sq ft indoor sports facility, 17 multipurpose turf fields, 1,100+ hotel rooms, 350,000 sq ft of dining/retail/entertainment along a pedestrian riverwalk. Construction underway; targeted completion 2027. |
Related reading: Sports Tourism in Ocoee | Ocoee's Complete Parks Guide
Back to TopAthletic Lifestyle in Ocoee
Why Choose Ocoee for Sports & Athletics?
Ocoee residents enjoy:
- City-Owned Championship Golf — Forest Lake Golf Club, an 18-hole, 7,221-yard course on 218 acres with no homes on the layout. One of Central Florida's few "pure golf" public venues.
- A Tournament Pickleball Future — Prime Pickleball Ocoee will bring 25 indoor courts and a championship show court, positioning Ocoee for APP and PPA Tour-caliber events.
- Established Youth Athletics — Ocoee Little League, Bulldogs Pop Warner football, Ocoee Soccer League, and city-run youth basketball and volleyball at Vandergrift and Jim Beech.
- The Dynasty on the Horizon — A $1 billion, 159-acre youth sports campus with 17 multipurpose fields, indoor simulation tech, and public community access to facilities outside tournament use.
Sports & Athletic Culture in Ocoee
⛳ Municipal Golf Culture
Few Central Florida cities own the land under their public golf course and hold the ground lease. Forest Lake is a distinctly civic asset in Ocoee — residents feel ownership of it in a way that doesn't apply to most public courses.
🏓 Pickleball Culture, Rising
Outdoor courts at Tiger Minor Park have fueled enough demand that Prime Pickleball Ocoee was approved to relieve pressure and formalize the city as a tournament destination.
🏈 Youth Athletics Tradition
Ocoee Bulldogs Pop Warner teams have advanced to national tournaments; Ocoee High Knights football reached a first-ever regional championship. Youth athletics here has depth and history.
🛹 Action Sports & Lakefront Recreation
The Action Sports Park, Bill Breeze Park's Starke Lake boat ramp, and the West Orange Trail give Ocoee a distinctly active outdoor layer beyond organized sports.
Quick Sports & Athletics Facts
- Golf Access: Forest Lake Golf Club (18 holes, par 72). Orange County National (45 holes) and West Orange Country Club minutes away.
- Fitness Centers: Planet Fitness, Crunch Fitness, Anytime Fitness on West Colonial Drive and Silver Star Road. City's fitness guide covers independents and studios.
- Youth Sports: Little League, Pop Warner football, Ocoee Soccer League, UA RISE flag football.
- Boating: Starke Lake via Bill Breeze Park and Municipal Lakefront Park. Non-motorized access at Prairie Lake Park.
- Tournament Future: The Dynasty (159 acres, 2027) and Prime Pickleball Ocoee (26 courts).
"Ocoee is where established city recreation meets a sports-tourism future. The pieces — Forest Lake, Vignetti, Jim Beech, The Dynasty, Prime Pickleball — don't fit any Central Florida suburb's standard playbook."
Related reading: Sports Tourism in Ocoee
Back to TopNearby Sports & Athletic Facilities
Ocoee residents sit at the convergence of SR 429, SR 408, and Florida's Turnpike — a tri-expressway position that opens up sports and athletic facilities across Orange County and beyond.
Back to TopFrequently Asked Questions About Ocoee Sports
What golf courses are in Ocoee?
Ocoee's main course is Forest Lake Golf Club — an 18-hole, par-72 championship layout (7,221 yards from the tips) designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton. It sits on city-owned land and is one of the few Florida golf venues with no homes along the course. Nearby, West Orange Country Club in Winter Garden and Orange County National Golf Center (45 holes) toward Horizon West are minutes away via SR 429.
Does Ocoee have good fitness centers?
Yes. Ocoee has Planet Fitness (24-hour) and Anytime Fitness on West Colonial Drive, Crunch Fitness on East Silver Star Road, plus the city's own Jim Beech Recreation Center and Vignetti Fitness Center. The Roper YMCA Family Center and several independent gyms — Iron Core Gym, Mili's Gym, Hardcore Fitness — round out the scene. Our fitness and wellness guide covers all options. Browse Ocoee homes for sale.
What is The Dynasty Ocoee and when will it open?
The Dynasty Ocoee is a $1 billion, 159-acre youth sports and entertainment complex being developed by Montierre Development at the southeast corner of Ocoee-Apopka Road and Fullers Cross Road. Plans include a 150,000 sq ft indoor sports facility, 17 multipurpose turf fields, more than 1,100 hotel rooms, and 350,000 sq ft of dining, retail, and entertainment. Construction is underway with target completion in 2027. Local residents will have access to athletic facilities when they're not in tournament use.
What youth sports leagues are available in Ocoee?
Ocoee has Ocoee Little League (baseball), the Ocoee Bulldogs (Pop Warner football and cheer), Golden Goal Sports / Ocoee Soccer League (U3–U14), and UA RISE flag football. The city's Parks & Leisure Services adds youth basketball, girls volleyball, and Little League baseball across two seasons per year. For school-affiliated athletics, visit our Ocoee schools guide.
Where can I play pickleball in Ocoee?
Right now, outdoor courts at Tiger Minor Park serve the city's existing pickleball demand. Prime Pickleball Ocoee was approved in September 2025 — a 6.08-acre complex at 1000–1100 Jacob Nathan Boulevard with 25 indoor air-conditioned courts and one outdoor championship court, designed for tournament play. The facility is expected to host APP and PPA Tour events once construction is complete.
Can I go boating or fishing in Ocoee?
Yes. Bill Breeze Park and Municipal Lakefront Park both have public boat ramps on Starke Lake — a 200-acre lake jointly managed by FWC and the City of Ocoee, known for largemouth bass. Prairie Lake Park offers non-motorized launches for kayaks and paddleboards. Like all Central Florida lakes, Starke Lake has alligators — follow standard lake safety practices. Explore waterfront homes in Ocoee.
What makes Ocoee different from neighboring communities for sports?
Two things. First, Ocoee owns the land under its primary golf course — Forest Lake Golf Club — making the course a civic asset in a way few public courses are. Second, Ocoee has simultaneously landed two of the most ambitious sports-tourism projects in Central Florida: The Dynasty (159 acres, $1B) and Prime Pickleball Ocoee (26 courts). See our sports tourism in Ocoee guide. Ready to make Ocoee home? Browse Ocoee real estate listings.
Related reading: Sports Tourism in Ocoee | Fitness and Wellness in Ocoee | Ocoee's Complete Parks Guide
Back to TopFind Your Home in Ocoee
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*Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only. Facility hours, membership fees, programs, and access may change. The Dynasty Ocoee and Prime Pickleball Ocoee are announced developments; timelines, features, and final facilities are subject to change. Please verify current details directly with each facility before visiting. The inclusion of sports facilities, golf courses, gyms, and links on this site does not imply endorsement by the site owner. We are not responsible for the content, accuracy, or services of any linked sites. Private clubs and facilities may require membership or fees for access. All Florida lakes contain wildlife including alligators — follow standard safety practices.
Last Updated: April 19, 2026
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