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Auburndale's New Civic Center: History Meets Fun

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Auburndales new $20M civic center and park on Lake Ariana offers rentable rooms, outdoor activities, and a boat ramp. Non-residents pay a small fee, while locals enjoy free access. The park pays homage to its past as Macs Beach, with a boathouse set to open soon, providing kayak rentals. This modern gem is set to become a daily go-to for Auburndale residents.

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Auburndale's New Civic Center: History Meets Fun

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Auburndale just got a fresh $20 million civic center and park right on Lake Ariana giving the whole community a spot to gather and chill. Finished up last year it's packed with five rentable rooms perfect for weddings, birthdays or business meets plus outdoor vibes like a playground and sand volleyball court. On top of that there's a boat ramp for easy lake access and families can roll up to enjoy it all. Non-residents pay a small fee though $1 to enter $3 to park but locals get in free keeping things fair and funded. Folks in town are loving how it nods to the past. This spot used to be Max Beach started back in 1922 by the McDowell brothers as a simple hangout for cooks and lake views. City leaders kept an nostalgic feel alive in the redesign. Parks director Cody McGee says it's all about blending history with modern fun. Drawing people back to the water's edge like always. Now with a boat house ready kayak rentals kick off in a few weeks so expect even more ways to hit the lake and make this gym a daily go-to for. Auburndale I'm Cory with the

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