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Leesburg is located at the head of the Oklawaha River and nestled between Lake Harris and Lake Griffin. This town is known for its growing retirement communities and festivals. The Watermelon Festival was started in celebration of the watermelon crops that were grown in this region. During a particularly harsh winter, the farmers moved their farms further south on Florida’s peninsula. This festival is still celebrated in Leesburg today. The Leesburg Bike Fest is a festival that brings close to 250,000 tourists Leesburg a year. The main business/entertainment district of Leesburg is located at the intersection of South 4th Street and West Main Street. There are many highways that make their way through Leesburg: US 27, US 441, State Road 44, Florida’s Turnpike, and the western end of the Dixie Highway. Leesburg has its own airport, Leesburg International Airport.