This is a park that is on the smaller side that is on a back street in Kissimmee, Florida. They…read morehave a nice children's play area and several sports fields, the parking is a bit limited. Actually, it was kind of hard finding parking. However I found it next door next to the tennis courts. All in all, I am sure this park serves its neighborhood quite well. While there are bigger and dare I say it, better parks. This is a nice place where a lot of families can make some great memories. Ultimately, I am going to give this place four stars. As I said, it is not a destination pipe Park. However, a park supposed to service community and this one I am sure serves this community very well. I enjoyed my time here and while I would not go out of my way to come here, it was a pleasant experience.

This is a nice community park that we visit primarily to drop off our recycling. However, they have…read moreseveral ball fields and tennis courts that are open to the public and also to local sports leagues. The area is taken care of by the Kissimmee Parks and Recreation so it is well cared for and it's in a nice community as well. Everyone is always friendly and outgoing in this area. A great family place to go to and enjoy sometime together outside.

This is my second time here this year and i absolutely love it. Such a peaceful and calming place…read more Can't wait to return again when I visit Florida--Kississmee area.

Perfect quiet little trail. Perfect for a quick picnic…read more Bald Eagle protected nesting sight. Kayak Dock. Plenty of picnic tables. Equipt with trash cans, restrooms, water fountains, and benches. Usually very quiet and secluded away from all the city noise. It also has a dock that goes out to the water that you can watch the perfect Florida sunset or sunrise.

A hidden gem! It wasn't too busy- at least when we went, which I appreciated. It pretty big with 3…read moreseparate areas: a playground, soccer field and skate park. I love that they have bathrooms on site and are actually clean lol-- so big plus there! Also I appreciated that the play ground had this squishy bouncy floor that is great for kids running or babies playing-- I believe it helps to prevent injury. This really is a great park! My two cons: the huge lack of shaded areas, and they had a few water fountains but the water was hot and dirty/cloudy looking. And bring in Florida, shade and water are two of the most important things in my opinion lol-- so just be prepared.

Husband and I come to run at the soccer fields here 2-3x a week. There are 2 fields that are very…read morewell maintained: mowed, pesticide treatment, nearby benches, soccer goals, lines repainted routinely. Covered playground with (I believe it's called) "rubber mulch." Safe for Littles because they can't eat any pebbles or real mulch. IMMACULATE bathrooms lol I was honestly surprised because public restrooms are usually bad or just okay, but these look and smell like they are sprayed down daily with chlorine/cleaner. There is also a Skate Park next to the soccer fields. 2 parking lots, paved paths, and a small fenced drainage area where you can occasionally see ducks and alligators.

Brinson Park was named for Dr. Haynes Brinson and his wife Agnes. Dr. Brinson moved to Kissimmee in…read more1923 from Georgia and practiced as a physician and surgeon until 1936. Agnes was active in social work and their church. In 1932 City Commissioners named Brinson Park in the couples honor. Brinson Park is a 3 acre open space park located next to Lakefront Park in Kissimmee. A linear park along Lakeshore Boulevard connects Brinson Park to Lakefront Park. Amenities at Brinson Park include BBQ grills, a fishing pier, picnic tables, restrooms that were added in 2015 and wetlands that attract a variety of wildlife. During my visit a family was enjoying a picnic and I admired the beautiful view while spotting several Florida wading birds. It is a pleasant place to walk and I like how it is connected to other parks.

This a great little park which is part of the Lakefront! Great place to do some fishing, walking,…read morepicnic or just plane enjoy the scenery. There's also a geocache here for those of you who love geocaching!

Not bad for the price, especially since there is not time limit. I think it's better for younger…read morekids like 3 years and below. There were a few kids there who were maybe 5 or 6 who were more energetic than the younger kids and could use an area with more space.

This is a heavenly place for kids. it Is a safe learning environment where the kids are guided all…read morethe time by an outstanding professional staff that truly cares for their needs. Careful attention is given in all activities they carry out. You truly can see their academic progress while enjoying each day of activities. The owner is strongly committed to the highest standards of education with emphasis on the importance of values. If you are looking for the best place for your kids, this is the right one.

We're staying at a hotel nearby and didn't have anything planned for today so I looked up…read moreplaygrounds... you know, something FREE to do in this expensive tourist attraction city. The playground here, yet a bit small, it still new and the kids had fun. The playground d does have a cover to shade from the sun and plenty of benches for parents to relax on while the kids play in the gated playground area... great for little ones so they don't run off and escape. There are also soccer fields here as well as RESTROOMS! We really enjoyed this cute park!

Nice park with soccer fields, there is parking and a lake nearby where you can relax and play with…read morefriends

Why 5 stars? Well, quite simply Crescent Park IS the epicenter of parks and entertainment in Lake…read moreNona's Laureate Park. Charming, beautiful access and all kinds of fun stuff throughout the year! He park itself is pretty simple. Can ya guess what shape it is? An octagon! No way::::it's a crescent moon shape. This park isn't a swing set and monkey bars kinda park. It's the kinda place you stroll down the street to and let the kids ride scooters or bikes around the perimeter of the park. It's also home of many signature Laureate Park events like: free yoga every Saturday morning, family movies in the park lawn about once a month. It's where the food truck Thursdays deal all started. It's very social place and not in the way that unknown people haunt you with conversations but more like a social hub; just a few months ago there was HUGE group meditation evening and all these vendors came out, we did a massive group focus and then some yoga, positive words and you get the idea. crescent park IS the epicenter of the neighborhood. LP Town Center center has it going on with the gym and aquatic center but Crescent Park is simply pure class. First look at the fountain and you'll agree!! 5 stars all day long for a real multipurpose space that actually gets used for multiple uses.

Why one star? Because this place should not show up at the top of Yelp's best parks list and waste…read moreanyone's time thinking this is is a place they should make plans to go to. Yes it may be a perfectly useful central hub for the neighborhood but in the quality of 'park' it has nothing of interest. It is grass and a gazebo and that is it which is a remarkable feat in central Florida that they manage to ensure nothing of the natural environment remains. Bottom line consider this 'park' with the same level of interest of your nearest Walmart parking lot: yes it is useful and busy but that doesn't mean you should make plans to go there.

Mark Durbin Community Park at Lakeside has lots to do for all ages. They have basketball courts,…read morebaseball field , athletic program, in-line hockey, restrooms, community room, BBQ grills and much more. The playground inside of the park was built by the community and funded y Nathan's Famous and KaBoom. There are signs that warn you to lock up your car and watch your belongings.

The few times I've been to this park. It's a very quiet park. The roller hockey rink is good for…read moreroller skate practice.