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Brooksville, FL is an idyllic and charming city located in Hernando County in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. The small city is known for its rich history, lush natural scenery, and many unique attractions. Brooksville is home to several historic sites including the May-Stringer House Museum, a 19th century plantation which houses artifacts from early settlers and offers tours. There are also numerous parks and outdoor attractions such as Chinsegut Nature Center, Rogers' Christmas House Village, and Weeki Wachee Springs State Park where visitors can enjoy water activities, observe wildlife, or just take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque landscape.
The reviews of Brooksville seem to confirm that it's a great spot to visit for a day trip or longer stay. Visitors cite the stunning nature scenes, friendly locals, interesting historical sites as some of the main draws. They also appreciate the wide selection of restaurants and shops which offer authentic local cuisine as well as traditional favorites. Whether you're looking for some relaxation or adventure, tourists agree that Brooksville has something for everyone!
based on 4 ReviewsGet to know Brooksville with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Brooksville
Peaceful Life Style - 1/16/2012
I retired to Brooksville 5 years ago and I love it. It is clean, peaceful and friendly. I have joined several organizations and made many interesting and helpful friends. It reminds me of my home town in Michigan minus the snow, cold and taxes. It's close to the Tampa Bay area if I want to attend cultural or sports events. I have finally found my "forever"
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living in florida - 6/16/2007
we are at retirement age and can no longer afford to reside in florida. between the taxes and homeowner's insurance it has priced us out of the market. we will not be able to retire and stay
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Nice Town, but Low Wages - 10/2/2006
Brooksville is a quaint, quiet, beautiful community convenient to beaches, shopping, and all the "main attractions" in the Bay area. Small towns like this are disappearing all across Florida in the name "progress" (an illusion if you ask me). Thus far, the city is doing a great job of preserving historical sites and maintaining small town charm despite the reality that development is knocking at the door. Hopefully, Brooksville will maintain it's strong sense of community and the southern hospitality that characterizes it. Otherwise, it will find itself just another "neighborhood" of sprawling Spring Hill, complete with tire saloons, strip malls, and the crime, pollution, and congestion that accompany
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