Several new developments have been announced in Ocala/Marion County, Florida, aimed at expanding activities and accommodations for both residents and visitors.
Pickleball Kingdom will open this summer in northwest Ocala. The facility will cover approximately 37,000 square feet and include 13 indoor courts built to professional standards. It will offer coaching and clinic programs suitable for all skill levels, youth programs, leagues, tournaments, and space for community and corporate events.
Another addition is Heart of the Park, which opened on July 4 in Tuscawilla Park. This center occupies the renovated former American Legion building and serves as a community hub. It features weekly museum exhibits, a corner store, and multipurpose spaces designed for meetings and events. According to officials, the center highlights downtown Ocala’s growth into an active district.
Everhome Suites Ocala I-75 North also began welcoming guests this summer at 1610 NW 35th Ave Rd. The extended-stay hotel provides apartment-style living with studio and one-bedroom suites equipped with full kitchens. The property is pet-friendly and aims to provide comfortable accommodations for longer stays.
“Internationally renowned among equestrians, cyclists, geologists, and even the world of classic cinematography, Ocala/Marion County still feels like a hidden gem to those who aren’t already insiders. And yet, when you’re here, you’re never an outsider. The relaxed, genuine friendliness of the county’s communities makes you feel welcome wherever you go. From its otherworldly natural springs to the compounds of World Equestrian Center and Florida Aquatics Swimming and Training to its vibrant restaurants, quaint shops, dynamic arts and culture, and historic sites, the destination takes you by surprise in the best of ways,” according to information provided by local tourism officials.
For more details about these developments or other attractions in Ocala/Marion County, visit OcalaMarion.com or call toll free 1.888.FL.OCALA.
