Update: water still not working as of 8/17/21…read more Park is nice, full of shade surrounded by giant willow trees. Not very big, don't expect your dog to be able to run. As of 8/12/21 the water fountains were not working on either side of the dog park. It's also quite the walk from the parking lot, follow path to the bridge.

This park was cool. I enjoyed how wide-open it was and there wasn't anybody here. having the park…read moreall to ourselves is kind of nice just to walk around. I saw a couple random cats cruising around. the trees had moss it was nice. I would go back.

Amazing location. The park is always clean and well kept. Plenty of space to walk around and enjoy…read morethe outdoors. A great spot for families and kids to play.

Young Pine Community Park is a nice little find that somehow I have never noticed and all the years…read morethat I have lived here in Orlando. When I pulled in on this early Saturday morning, the parking lot were already filled with people to play on the spirt field. However, I was here to walk around the conservation area. Anyway, Young Pine Community Park also has a children's playground, a dog park (actually two parks, one for larger dogs and one for smaller dogs), a canoe and kayak launch and much more. The Conservation Area had signs spaced regularly throughout instructing that no loitering was allowed. I'm assuming this is more to keep the homeless out from camping here. I mean, is it a park about supposed to be hanging out? Getting close to nature? Again, I am guessing that this is an attempt to keep the homeless from establishing tents in a wooded area. All In all, this is an enjoyable little park. The sporting Fields seem to be the biggest draw, but I enjoyed the little walk around the lake and all.

Dog park is really run down. Gates don't close all the way. I like the way it has two sections but…read moreit was not a good dog park

This is not the nicest dog park there is however it is surprising for the location it even exists…read moreand someone made the effort to randomly make a dog park here that even has two sections

Nice area for our four legged friends to romp. It is a pleasant, well maintained place to seek a…read morebit of bonding time with your furry friend.

This is an all-around great little park located on a side street and is a great neighborhood park…read moreto bring your dogs or just come and hang out yourself or with friends and/or family. It has a nice parking lot and is nicely laid out, but keep in mind that it is more of an open area instead of being a park with countless activities and amenities. I would definitely recommend here and I will praise it as a great neighborhood park.

Nice big dog park for pups to play! Tons of space to run around. Sectioned off into small and large…read moredogs.

If you've ever been to Orlando, you likely came across the name Dr. Phillips. From roads and…read moreneighborhoods to schools and cultural venues, his legacy is stamped throughout Central Florida. Dr. Philip Phillips (January 27, 1874 - April 18, 1959), known as "Doc," was a pioneering citrus grower, businessman, and philanthropist. During the 1920s and 1930s, he built the world's largest citrus growing and processing operation. At one point, he owned more than 5,000 acres of citrus groves. His former groves and worker housing eventually evolved into today's community of Dr. Phillips. For more than a century, the Dr. Phillips name has been equated with generosity and community investment. Through Dr. Phillips Charities, which includes Dr. Phillips, Inc. and The Dr. P. Phillips Foundation, the organization has awarded more than $220 million in grants, pledges, and program related investments, supporting countless educational, cultural, health, and community initiatives throughout Central Florida. In 2007 Orange County honored Dr. Phillips philanthropic legacy with Dr. P. Phillips Community Park, a beautiful 43 acre park on Big Sand Lake. Nestled along the scenic Sand Lake Chain of Lakes, the park was developed by Orange County Parks and Recreation to provide green space, recreation, and public lake access to the rapidly growing surrounding communities. Today, the park offers something for everyone. The splash pad looked like an especially inviting place to cool off on this hot summer day. There is also a dog park, basketball and volleyball courts, playgrounds, and the LongHorn Steakhouse Loop Trail where I hiked a half mile trail through 10 acres of sand pine scrub. Along the way I enjoyed peaceful views of Big Sand Lake. This park is perfect for a family outing, a morning walk, or as a place to enjoy the outdoors. It is a fitting tribute to one of Central Florida's most influential and generous members.

I loved visiting this expansive park with my family! There are a lot of great amenities. First of…read moreall, Dr. Phillips Community Park sits on a small lake so it has a pretty view when you drive up. There is no swimming in the lake allowed however because of wildlife. Near the lake, there is a large playground for kids. It has slides, swings, and climbing structures. It's gated which is nice for the kids' safety (but parents/caregivers should still watch their kids!). They also have a splash pad next to the playground. In addition to the playground, there are lots of sidewalks all around to walk on. It's perfect if you want to get those steps in. There is a basketball court, sand volleyball court, dog park, and picnic tables. I saw a sign for occasional community events as well on the bulletin board near the bathrooms. We would love to come back to this park again when in the Dr. Phillips area of town!

This place is such a great neighborhood staple for dog lovers!!…read more The atmosphere is welcoming and social. It's easy to strike up conversations with other dog owners, the staff is very friendly, and management is thoughtful, responsive, and focused on customer service. The dogs have plenty of room to play (both in the big dog area and small dog area), there's someone supervising to keep interactions safe, it's very clean, and there are lots of ways for everyone to cool off.... The misting fans are great, and I love that dogs are welcome inside the air-conditioned restaurant when they (or we) need a break from the FL heat! We tried the pizza this visit and it was definitely better than your typical bar food! The dough was especially delicious. The little details (like the cute restroom signs) are a great touch ....You can tell a lot of thought went into making the place fun and comfortable for both people and their pups. If you're looking for a place where your dog can play while you relax, grab a bite, and meet other dog lovers, BarkHaven is absolutely worth checking out. Thank you, BarkHaven -- we'll definitely be back!!

I am absolutely obsessed with bringing my doggo here. It's great for him to socialize with other…read moredogs while I can also socialize with other humans with a drink in my hand! Your dog will need to be up to date on vaccines as well as either having a membership here or paying $10-15 for your dog's entry fee. There is a small dog side if you're not comfortable with your smaller dogs playing with the big boys and girls. There is also an inside area where you can watch sports on TV and play some pool if you have your dog leashed. All the food here is really really good. The specialty drinks are a little sweet for me here personally but the spritz selection is pretty fire! The servers are always so nice and bubbly. They do rotate some of the drinks out so I always love to see what they have new. They are really good at finding you in the chaos also to make sure your drink stays full :) If you have a social doggo, definitely take them here!

Incredible place to live. Very family oriented community. Great schools and the Nieghbor's are the…read morebest.

14 years ago, 5 stars. Today i give my neighborhood just 3. The place is plagued with adults that…read moredon't take care of their properties, or the community for that matter. People buy but can't maintain. Some drive like they are hoping to hit something or someone.