Red, blue and yellow PLAYGROUND, On this place makes it the…read morebest we've FOUND. Under flagged canopies that are GREAT, No other park touches this one, no DEBATE. Dads and sons alike love this PARK, Like Noah's boat next to a yacht, this place an ARK, Amenities include racquetball, tennis and basketball COURTS, Kids love this place for more than just SPORTS. Etching each inch, this place has it ALL, Pristinely clean and a glorious STALL... A place to stop in and take in the SUN, Run the trails and have a lot of Family FUN, Knitted and outfitted, in Oviedo this is Silas' #1. "This place is bigger than an elephant's body!"

While Round Lake Park is by no means a large park or one that is filled with sprawling views of…read morenature (it more reminds me of a through street), it does have a nice children's play area, a few small pavilions and basketball courts and other sports orientated activities. When I was here on a Saturday morning, there was a karate class giving lessons in one of the fields to a bunch of young children. So the park is definitely a part of this community. Parks should be a part of a community. They should be a place for that Community to gather to enjoy some recreation or even just some simple down time. All In all, I am going to give Round Lake Park four stars. Well there are definitely better parks in the area, Round Lake Park is a nice place for this community.

My kids love the splash pad. Appreciate that there is some shading on the playground, though wish…read moreit lined up a bit better with the benches. My son also plays t-ball on the fields here and loves it! Don't miss the skate part on the opposite side of the building from the playground. There is a little free library at the entrance! It would be nice if the outside doors into the bathrooms, closer to the splash pad, weren't always locked. It sucks to walk all the way around and through the building with wet kids. Only bad experiences we've had have been a couple times when teachers bring their daycare kids to the playground and they overrun it. Have had issues with older kids cussing and speaking inappropriately -the caregivers pay very little attention to them. They seem to come out at the end of the day while waiting for pickup.

One of the best public basketball courts in America. Great rims and great nets. The roof on top…read morecovers the whole court. I love this court

This is a nice little park that serves the community is very well. It has tennis courts, basketball…read morecourts, a few pavilions, a little picnic area and a nice area of the back a couple grills for cooking. It is very pleasant to walk around on the sidewalks graph is small Park, enjoying the retention pond with a fountain in it and it is a great way to enjoy an evening out. I also found it interesting that they had a security guard sitting in a security vehicle on site. I guess, sadly, that is a sign of the times. The yards are well-manicured and they also have a little box shaped like a house that serves as a free library. It works on an honor System where you can grab a book and you can return it when you are done. Parking is ample for such a small park and like the yard, the parking lot is well maintained. I would definitely recommend a visit here. Though be advised, this is only for the neighborhood.

What a nice little community park. They have Basketball Courts (BYOB), Tennis Courts (BYOTR), a…read moreplayground (BYOK), a picnic shelter (BYOF), a Little Free Library (BYOB), and even restrooms (LYOW). What I like about this park is in the evening hours, they have security personnel monitoring the activity. They have a decent sized parking lot and lots of activities. It's right next to Timber Springs Middle School if you're looking for it.

George Barker Park is a great place to come unwind. Honestly, I was quite surprised but I had never…read morefound this park before, but perhaps I should not have been. It is in a quiet, unassuming neighborhood that lies in the shadow of Camping World Stadium and is just off of West Gore Street. This is not a big park by any means. However, they truly utilize their limited space and make it a pretty wonderful park. It is located on a lake and it has a very attractive view of that lake. I enjoyed standing up the dock and looking out at the water, I also enjoyed walking over the bridge. The park has a few pavilions to enjoy, as well as a playground for children. A park truly helps to find a neighborhood and gives that community a place to gather in both recreation and rest. This particular park truly serves this neighborhood in a wonderful way.

A very friendly park…read more The George Barker Park is named after a former city commissioner and is tucked away in a quiet neighbor of Orlando. It became a park back in 1968 but was extensively renovated in 1996. The park sits on the shores of Clear Lake and has a very convenient boat ramp for anyone wanting to fish or just mess around on the lake. The water is beautiful and surrounded by cypress trees and huge aquatic birds and the park also has some nice hoop courts, a volleyball pit and several nice pavilions for picnics and gatherings. The park is definitely a very scenic and pleasant place but what really got by attention was how friendly all the people in the park were. As we were walking around virtually every single person said hello to us and we were even offer some fried chicken from a family picnic. No one asked us what we were doing there or looked at us funny. Everyone in the park was having a good time and were also watching out for everyone else.. There are lots of parks in the world, some are nice, others not so nice. Some are beautiful others not so pleasant to look at. But what really makes a park are the people you meet. George Barker is a neighborhood park but the people welcome everyone. Other parks might be larger or more scenic or more historic but you will not find a park anywhere with nicer or more friendly people. That alone is worth five stars.

This is a nice park with a playground. It has a shaded area to eat/picnic. It also has courts for…read moretennis and basketball. As well as a couple exercise areas. For being small, it offers a lot. Best of all, it has a couple Pokémon go gyms and spinners, for anyone still playing.

Waterford Chase East Recreation Park is a nice spot to hang out for some recreation activities or…read moreworking out. Although it is small and lacks extensive facilities. The park features well-maintained playground that's great for kids, and some workout stations for those looking to get in a quick exercise session. There are also tennis and basketball courts, providing fun options to play sports with friends. There's Theres some nice lawn space as well as a pavilion that offers a shady spot to get out of the sun or eat lunch.

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.

What a nice little Park located in one of the neighborhoods of Avalon Park. It is Well shaded with…read moreplenty of trees and they have a basketball court and a children's play area. They also have benches strewn about strategically so if you want to kick back for a minute, you have that option. It has a nice little walkway around the park that was enjoyable to walk upon. While it is not an overly large park, for a neighborhood park, it is very nice. Parks are essential for a community. We need a place where neighborhood can gather and relax and unwind. We need a place where we can embrace trees and walk upon grass. This is the kind of Park where you will have kids literally grow up in. When does children grow up into adults, they will have fond memories of this particular park. I will give this park five stars.

I was in the area with the grandchildren so we stopped at the park to enjoy some play time…read morein-between shopping. It's a private neighborhood park that is loaded with wonderful shade trees and lots of space to run around. It had some play equipment that was well maintained and a cement walking path with benches placed throughout.

Roosevelt Martin Park is a small park in a neighborhood that is a pleasant enough destination…read more It has a fishing pier, a basketball court, a gazebo and more. There is also a small parking lot. It is definitely more for the neighborhood, but if you are in the neighborhood, it is a cool enough place.