This community garden is located at the edge of the Greenwood Urban Wetlands and is by no means…read morelarge, but it is large in community spirit. There is decent parking and this is definitely a great addition to this community.

Who doesn't love a community garden?? Really appreciate this local sustainability movement that…read moreOrlando has been pushing for the past few years. This one is located next to the Colonialtown Park Center/playground and Ferncreek Elementary School. This is another step forwards in the continued popularity of Community Gardens and urban agricultural green spaces in the Orlando Metro area. This is a mixture of local residents and an after school program that helps with educational activities. Love that. It's very active and full at the moment but don't hesitate to reach out if you want to get involved.

The park itself is just an open field with limited parking. I went to the Panda fest here and…read morewouldn't really recommend it. It seems like there are different events held here so if you go try to arrive early as there are limited paid parking spots around it. Since Florida currently has a drought the grass here is dead as you can see from my photo. So it doesn't look too great but I'm sure once the grass gets healthy again it'll look better.

This was such a nice Panda food festival. It was so packed out there. I enjoyed all of the food…read morethat I had tried. Especially the ramen soon as I got there. I should have paced myself a bit. I was full immediately after. Lol The ramen cups were metal with cute artwork. I also enjoyed the fresh lime sugarcane juice. The potstickers were made fresh and was flavorful. The only recommendation which I am pretty sure everyone who attended this event would say. Everyone around Orlando loves food and hope this event comes back. We would have wished to enjoyed the event without worrying about parking lot issues and the size of the event. I would recommend a new location that has parking available. Some people paid 20 bucks and some risked getting towed to park for this event.

i had a great time walking around this garden located in winter park. there was a wedding…read morehappening, a family gathering elsewhere by the river, & the whole space was buzzing w/ summer energy. there is a whole area of the garden i have yet to explore but good thing is - it's free! i was a little lost on the map, it would have been nice to have a more clear distance gauge because some of the lines look like the trail is super long when in reality it's not and just the placement of buildings/parking too. i'll be back to conquer that map !! or maybe i'll stay a while and smell the roses.

The Gardens are beautiful and a great place to reconnect with the world. We went to see the…read moreNight-Blooming Cereus. It's a once a year blooming that is amazing. The trails are an easy walk and quite beautiful. I highly recommend it.

A huge blessing to the staff and immediate families of staff to garden, especially if you can't…read morecreate your own garden where you live. There's direct sun, water and a fence to protect you from large animals (deer) but the birds, rabbits and smaller critters find their way in. I miss it - was part of the garden off and on since 2009 and left in 2017, sadly prime soil and raised beds as well as accessories will benefit the other gardeners as there was no more room in the moving truck!

We are very blessed in our location. We have so many wonderful places to explore and walk in…read morenature. Lovely area and very clean, quiet and peaceful. Enjoy!!

Great park for kids and adults. Recommend this park to anyone who loves trails and animal. Just…read morebeware there is a gator lurking in the water.

A wildlife safari and story of environmental recovery! We saw several dozen gators and a truly…read moreabsurd number of birds. It was an overcast day, not too hot, which was great to be able to do a lot of the drive with the windows open to listen to the birds. The audio tour helps explain the area and the importance of the recovery. Definitely best to plan on it taking two hours, and accept that the pace won't entirely be up to you.

Amazing!! Lake…read moreApopka Wildlife Drive is a very fun, enjoyable and informative experience. Scan the QR code at the park entrance where you can listen to information through your car speakers about the park. It takes about 1.5 hours or longer depending on crowd and how often you stop. There are some restrooms along the way so plan accordingly. The scenery is absolutely amazing. Ton of bird, wild life, plants and definitely gators along the way.

A park along Lake Underhill Road between Goldenrod and Semoran (436). It offers a bit of open space…read moreto relax and escape the stress of modern urban living. It is a good place to bring kids to as there is a playground for them to play on. Parks serve as a gathering spot for communities, it is a place where we can interact with our neighbors, a place to celebrate the joy of family and friends. We need parks such as this one, we need places to remind us that it is the simple things that define us as a people and a community. Englewood Park is a great part of this community.

A nice big park with many places for kids to play. Englewood Park is a large park located just off…read moreLake Underhill Road between 436 & Goldenrod Rd. Parking holds about a dozen cars with a small grassy area that can hold several more as I have seen people do for parties. Although there is not a pavilion here, families do have parties here as there are many concrete tables, grills, benches and a lot of play equipment for children. For the big kids, there is enough large grassy area for football or other large group activities. What is nice, is that there is a lot of shade provided by the many large cypress that have obviously been here a long time. A sidewalk winds its way through the park. There is one water fountain, and a dog depot with bags for doggie waste. There is a porta potty, but no free standing bathroom. A nice, large shady park for an afternoon, party, or some football.