The history of Orlando can be traced back to 1838 and the height of the Seminole Wars. to protect settlers from attacks by Indians, The United States Army built Fort Gatlin south of the present-day Orlando City limits. As a result, a small community began to grow around the Fort by 1840. The town was first known as Jernigan. It was named after the Jernigan family, who had established the first permanent settlement in the area. Jernigan established a post office on May 30, 1850. About six years later, the town officially changed its name to Orlando, and the U.S. Post Office embraced the name change in 1857. That same year, the town of Orlando was incorporated as a city having 85 inhabitants, 22 of whom were qualified voters. Orlando became famous during the years between the Spanish–American War and World War I. It experienced extensive housing development during the Florida Land Boom, thereby causing an increase in land prices in the 1920s. During World War II, many Army personnel were positioned at the Orlando Army Air Base and within reach of the Pinecastle Army AirField. Some of these servicemen remained in Orlando to settle and raise families.

Parks
The city of Orlando is known to be a fun city, with numerous entertaining activities. It is home to the largest and most famous Disney park globally, which is The Walt Disney World Resort. It features four theme parks Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Epcot.

The Walt Disney World in Orlando has been in existence since the mid-1960s when an unknown person or corporation began to buy vast lots of land in Central Florida at an incredibly high price. Walt Disney then made a massive announcement in 1965 to build a magnificent theme park in Orlando that would be bigger than the existing Disney park. The park has a surface area of 25,000 acres and had about 10,000 visitors on the first day of opening, 400,000 visitors in its first month, and is currently the most visited vacation resort globally, with a yearly attendance estimated at 40-60 million.

There are several notable parks in the city, such as The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park, Discovery Cove, and Star Wars Launch Bay. Buying a mobile home in Orland allows you to explore the unique Theme Park Capital of the World.

Lakes
The city has a couple of amazing lakes with loads of water activities. Lake Eola Park, situated in the heart of Downtown Orlando, has a playground, plenty of green space, a patio, a pagoda, and a roomy sidewalk that’s about a mile around the lake. Wouldn’t you love to see the beautiful fountain that lights up at night?

Another must-visit lake is Lake Ivanhoe, which is within a historic neighborhood in Orlando, Ivanhoe Village. The lake offers biking, Paddleboard, and other memorable water activities. Also at the center of Orlando is Clear lake, which has over 350 acres and offers loads of activities like fishing, boating, walking, and boardwalk. It also has a good amount of space for football.

Fine Dining Scene
When buying a mobile home in a new city, the quality of the food is often questioned. The good thing is the city of Orlando houses some of the best restaurants and chefs that offer nothing but the best meals ever. Keke's Breakfast Cafe is one highly recommended place to have breakfast. They offer mouth-watering breakfast dishes like Blue Cheese, Honey Mustard, Chicken Marsala, Cheese Steak, and many more tasty dishes.

If you are looking for a place to have dinner with business friends and associates, Kings Dining & Entertainment is one restaurant that would efficiently serve such a purpose. Other outstanding restaurants to check out in the city are Bosphorous Turkish Cuisine, Victoria & Albert's, Chatham's Place, and Bull & Bear Steakhouse at Waldorf Astoria Orlando.