CenturyLink Internet starts at $45/mo in Bowling Green, Florida

Things move at a slower pace in Bowling Green, "where life is more relaxed." However, that doesn't mean the community is just another small town. Rural towns in Florida aren't like those in other parts of the country. In Florida, you're only an hour or two away from a metro area, university, or airport. Bowling Green is no exception. We're a little over an hour southeast of Tampa. That means you can take advantage of down-home living—without giving up amenities found in large cities.

Bowling Green is home to several community and state parks, all within a short drive. Reserve a pavilion at Pyatt or Community Park in town. Or, drive a few minutes to Hardee Lakes Park for horseback riding, fishing, or hiking.

You'll find Pioneer Park a little further south. The whole town comes out for the antique tractor parade during Pioneer Park Days. For more adventure, explore the Peace River running through Paynes Creek State Park on canoes or kayaks. History buffs will love the visitor's center museum. It details 19th-century life for pioneers and the Seminole people native to the area.

The learning doesn't have to stop once you leave the museum. The black hole that is the internet is full of fascinating articles and videos on the history of Bowling Green and Florida at large. CenturyLink has internet options for the casual surfer or detailed researcher. With Price for Life, your rate doesn't change as long as you keep the same service at the same address.