Bushnell

Bushnell, Florida grew up around the railroad in the late 1800s and became Sumter County’s seat by 1912. Historic sites like the Sumter County Courthouse reflect its past, and nearby Dade Battlefield State Park commemorates a key Seminole War battle. Today visitors enjoy motorsports, lakes, trails, a railroad museum, and the Florida National Cemetery.

Bushnell, Florida traces its origins to the late 19th century as a railroad town and later became the seat of Sumter County. Its historic downtown and courthouse reflect that heritage. Today, Bushnell is known for nearby Dade Battlefield Historic State Park, honoring a major Seminole War site, as well as outdoor recreation, motorsports events, scenic trails, local festivals, and the Florida National Cemetery, which draws visitors from across the state.