To drive to the lakeside in Engpsh, you can say "to drive to the lakeshore" or "to drive to the lakefront." The word "lakeside" means the area next to a lake, while the word "lakeshore" means the edge of a lake where the water meets the land. The word "lakefront" means the area along the shore of a lake. Here are some examples of sentences using these words:

I love to take long drives to the lakeside on weekends.
The best place to watch the sunset is from the lakeshore.
The lakefront is a popular spot for picnics and swimming in the summer.

The words "lakeside," "lakeshore," and "lakefront" all come from the noun "lake," which refers to a large body of water that is surrounded by land. The word "lake" comes from the Old Engpsh word "lacu," which means "pond" or "pool." In modern Engpsh, the word "lake" is used to describe a wide range of bodies of water, from small ponds to large, deep lakes pke Lake Superior and Lake Victoria.