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5 ways to enjoy the Orlando springs
As the weather warms up in sunny Central Florida, there’s no better time to get outside and enjoy the many natural wonders Orlando has to offer. While Orlando’s theme parks
On September 30, 2008, the Weinaug family purchased the old Wekiwa Marina, and Wekiva Island was born. Bill Weinaug had plans for this special property, and over the last 13 […]
If you’ve ever visited Wekiva Island, you know we love art! From monthly Wine & Paint classes to the annual Wekiva Paint Out, there’s always something creative happening here. We […]
Hints of summer are already in the air, and the bright sun, sweltering humidity and unrelenting rise of the mercury will be here before we know it. But, like most […]
From the very beginning, Wekiva Island was rooted in the idea of sustainability. When our owner, Bill Weinaug, purchased the property in 2008, his goal was to transform a rundown […]
It’s hard to imagine Wekiva Island without the ever-present flow of the Wekiva River. If you’ve ever done some Wekiva springs kayaking, you understand that. Indeed, the spectacular beauty of […]
At Wekiva Island, we love a good time—but we’re so much more than that! We strive to share the rare beauty of our home on the Wekiva River with our […]
Canvases set up in canoes. Easels hiding amidst the trees. Fine art lining the boardwalk. Artists from all over will soon be setting up around Wekiva Island and Wekiwa Springs […]
Many things have changed this year with COVID-19, but the holidays aren’t cancelled—at least, not at Wekiva Island. Wekiva Island will still be hosting its beloved Winter Wonderland celebration from […]
By William C Weinaug Jr. P.E., President Wekiva Island Wekiva Island has adopted heightened COVID-19 pandemic guidelines for your safety. We are taking this pandemic seriously. If you are sick, […]
William C. Weinaug Jr. As you may know, I am the owner of Wekiva Island, but I am also an engineer working for a worldwide consulting firm that is – […]
By William C. Weinaug Jr. P.E., President Wekiva Island Since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, Wekiva Island has been diligent about our actions. Of course, it started with extremely heightened […]
While visiting Wekiva Island, you might have seen the dozens of paintings that line the wall in our General Store. Or, maybe you’ve attended one of our monthly Wine & […]
As the weather warms up in sunny Central Florida, there’s no better time to get outside and enjoy the many natural wonders Orlando has to offer. While Orlando’s theme parks
If you’ve been to Wekiva Island recently—especially if you’ve taken advantage of our kayak rentals or canoe rentals—you’ve probably noticed one of our latest passion projects. Orlando muralist Christian Stanley
Visitors to Wekiva Island or Wekiwa Springs State Park might be used to seeing kayakers, canoers, paddleboarders, swimmers or even gators and otters splashing around the river. But from February
Calling all craft beer lovers! There’s only one place to be in Central Florida on January 22. Wekiva Island’s Otter Fest is back! The event will take place from 2
Still need to get into the holiday spirit? Florida’s beautiful climate doesn’t have to make you feel like a Grinch this time of year! Central Florida offers so many dazzling,
On September 30, 2008, the Weinaug family purchased the old Wekiwa Marina, and Wekiva Island was born. Bill Weinaug had plans for this special property, and over the last 13
If you’ve ever visited Wekiva Island, you know we love art! From monthly Wine & Paint classes to the annual Wekiva Paint Out, there’s always something creative happening here. We
Hints of summer are already in the air, and the bright sun, sweltering humidity and unrelenting rise of the mercury will be here before we know it. But, like most
From the very beginning, Wekiva Island was rooted in the idea of sustainability. When our owner, Bill Weinaug, purchased the property in 2008, his goal was to transform a rundown
It’s hard to imagine Wekiva Island without the ever-present flow of the Wekiva River. If you’ve ever done some Wekiva springs kayaking, you understand that. Indeed, the spectacular beauty of
This Saturday, Wekiva Island will be closed until 5:00 p.m. for our annual Fall Egg Fest. We’d love for you to join the fun—grab your ticket and be part of the festivities. After 5:00 p.m., the Island will reopen and welcome guests as usual.
Join Wekiva Island and 3 Daughters Brewing this Saturday for a seafood feast benefiting the Central Florida Zoo. Enjoy a pound of jumbo shrimp, clams, corn, potatoes, sausage, and three pours of beer, all for $45!