This park is located in Celebration by the downtown area and overall, is a pleasant park that fits…read morein this community nicely. The park has tennis courts, a basketball court, a walking path, a community pool and more. It is extremely appealing visually and really is a nice place to escape the stress of the dauly grind. I would definitely recommend here

If you want to be in the heart of Celebration, look no further than Celebration Lakeside Park…read more Located in downtown Celebration on the shores of Lake Rianhard, the lake is named after Richard "Dick" Rianhard, a beloved local resident who pioneered several of Celebration's organizations including a fishing program for children. he is remembered for being a cheerful neighbor who left a lasting impact on the community. Designed by The Walt Disney Company in the 1990s, the park serves as Celebration's main recreational hub. Amenities include a swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, and playgrounds. Many of these facilities require a resident key and are reserved for Celebration residents who pay community fees. Visitors, however, are welcome to enjoy the rocking chairs, picnic tables, umbrellas, and the scenic wooden boardwalk that circles the lake. Keep an eye out for the park's resident alligator, which is occasionally spotted along the shoreline. Just steps away, you'll find downtown Celebration's charming shops and a variety of restaurants. The park also hosts numerous festivals and community events throughout the year, including Independence Day celebrations, Founders Day, the Embrace of Celebration Music Festival, Battle of the Food Trucks, Once Upon a Magic Market, the Celebration Farmers Market, holiday parades, and seasonal runs. It also serves as the starting point for town-wide 5K races and the staging area for the community's Veterans Day Parade. During my visit, I enjoyed strolling along the lakeside boardwalk and taking in the peaceful scenery. Unfortunately, the lawn had been recently fertilized with what smelled like horse manure, and the odor was overwhelming. The strong smell made it impossible to linger and I cut my visit short, which was disappointing given the park's otherwise beautiful setting.

No, the brand new large playground has been finished. It has been enjoyed by every child in…read morecelebration, but also many visitors from outside of our little town to the frustration of the residence who have been paying for this and Celebration has specific fees for residents. It is a really beautiful and well-maintained behind it. There is a large grass field used for games and social activities. There is also a pool that is currently under construction.

This park is great. In great order and everything was clean and felt safe. So grateful to have it…read morebe open to the public.

What a lovely day we had at Shingles Regional Park! We started off at 4280 W Vine St Kissimmee,…read morewhich runs past the Osceola Welcome center, Historical museum to the pioneer village. It was very informational and neat to see a little piece of history. Once we were done there we got on the Bridge walkway. We did not realize how long the Park Trail was, which is 17 miles! We decided we are going to rent some bikes when it gets a little warmer and try our hand at finishing the path. However, we did walk some of it though, and it was beautiful. I can't wait to explore more of this lovely park that we ran across! So more review to come:)

Today is was at the Pioneer Day event of Osceola county and wow... blown away!!! What an amazing…read moreand well organized event!!!! So much activities!!! Farmers market, food trucks, petting zoo, horseback rides, live music and dancing, pioneer houses and demos, etc!!! Very impressed with how awesome today was!!

Very beautiful little park with a playground right in the middle of homes and by the lake, it is…read morevery well-maintained and has plenty of lounging chairs. There is also a strip of grass.

although cute... middle of a neighborhood ain't the move. I was approached by a HOA asking for an…read moreID.

Savanna Square is one of many quaint corners of Celebration used to enjoy a little piece of nature…read moreaway from the downtown hustle & bustle. It's in the middle of homes and townhouses, which makes it more inherently exclusive to residents, but they aren't strict about sight-seers during normal daylight hours. It's also across from a gorgeous park and lots of walking trails that span the entire town. Sometimes there are event events or wildlife that make visits more exciting. The fountain provides nice white noise and adds to the calm scenery if you're in a meditative mood or want to read outdoors. It's definitely worth walking through the adjacent tree canopy just to listen to the birds sing!

If you have ever been to celebration then you know everything has to be top notch here, and that's…read morenot different for the parks. This parks along water is year long perfectly landscaped with lots of flowers. My favorites are all the tulips. There's a little waterfall and lots of ducks and birds. Dog poop bags provided too.

Had a great time visiting for Hunter's Creep Nights, a well worth it local haunt. We want to return…read moreagain for a normal park day sometime.

Very spacious park with a clubhouse. The Dog Park has two sections instead of small and large dogs…read moreis divided in socialized and not socialized dogs so if your dog is a POS it can also come to the Dog Park. I did not enter because you have to be registered with the town and have proof of shots. There's a code that you have to press to get in. I respect that because we are a member of the Celebration Dog Park at the same rules are in practice.

Arbor Park is in the heart of Celebration and while not far from the downtown, it is in the midst…read moreof a quiet neighborhood. It is more a boardwalk through a wooded area than a full-blown park, it was a pleasant enough respite from the daily grind. This was a pleasant enough place to get some walking in and I enjoyed my time here.

Celebration is a planned community developed near Orlando by The Walt Disney Company in the 1990s…read more Designed according to the principles of New Urbanism, it blends traditional early 20th-century American architecture with a walkable network of interconnected streets, parks, and a vibrant downtown district. Master planners Robert A.M. Stern and Jaquelin T. Robertson organized the town into distinct neighborhoods centered around parks and communal squares, with the goal of recreating the charm and sense of community associated with classic American small towns. One of the first parks I explored after entering Celebration was Arbor Park, a three-acre circular green space located at the center of a residential neighborhood. The park is in a natural state, with boardwalks and benches arranged in a cross-shaped pattern that winds through the landscape. Surrounded by impressive homes, it serves as a peaceful nature retreat within the community. Celebration features more than 23 miles of nature trails and pathways that connect its neighborhoods, parks, and natural areas. This extensive trail system is one of the aspects of the community that I love the most.

Gorgeous well maintained park in the south village of celebration. Lots of flowers, walking path,…read moreseating benches, chairs and grass.