Clermont, FL 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities

Clermont Climate & Geography

Clermont's climate is classified as humid subtropical, therefore summers are hot and humid, while winters are short and mild. Residents experience nearly twice as much rainfall, no snowfall, and more sunny days than the national average.

Recreation, Culture & Entertainment in Clermont

In Clermont, there are many activities for residents to enjoy, including picking blueberries at Blueberry Hill Far, catching a show at Moonlight Players Theatre. Additionally outdoor lovers can explore the 23 parks and 3.5 miles of scenic trails in the surrounding area. At Lake Louisa State Park active adults can hike, fish, bike, camp, swim, and more. The park has more than 20 miles of trails, seven lakes, 60 campsites, and cabins.

In the historic downtown area residents can visit the weekly farmers market, celebrate holiday festivals, or enjoy the First Friday Food Trucks event.

For more options, residents can drive 30 minutes to Orlando, or take a day trip to Tampa which is about two hours away.

Clermont Cost of Living & Taxes

The cost of living in Clermont is slightly higher than both the state and national average. Homes, housing, and transportation are the highest indexes. However, utility costs are just above average and health care is just below.

Florida is very tax friendly for retirees which is great for Clermont 55+ community residents on a budget. Florida is one of the few states in the country where the state does not tax on any type of income. Property taxes are also fairly low, and the sales tax in Clermont is 7 percent.

Health Care in Clermont

South Lake Hospital is located in Clermont. The hospital is rated high performing in urology and heart failure according to U.S. News.