Warren Park was such a delightful discovery on a recent trip to Orlando. This park in Belle Isle is…read morenamed after Wilbur and Rose Warren. In 1924, they donated eight acres of land along south Lake Conway "in consideration of the sun of $10" to Orange County, establishing the county's first public park. This donation was the foundation for what would later become Warren Park. For decades, this beachfront park offered a spot for folks to gather and visit with family and friends. Wilbur Warren also served as the first park commissioner when the Office of the Park Commissioner was established in 1926. In 1996, a park renovation added a dock for kayaks and paddleboards. Warren Park also has a rental pavilion, tennis and pickleball courts, picnic tables and grills, sand volleyball court, and a playground. A paved 0.3-mile walking path with exercise stations encircles the park. Note that the park is in two pieces. You have to cross the street to reach the smaller waterfront portion of the park. Warren Park is an important recreational resource for anyone seeking a peaceful retreat. The large shade trees are especially lovely but my favorite part might be the scenic lake view. Take the pups for a walk or the kids for play. This family friendly park has something for everyone.

I grew up going to this park with my cousins. It was one of…read moreour favorite things to do I. The summer. We would run around the field with frisbees or play in the park. We would bring our tennis equipment and play on the courts when they weren't being occupied. I haven't been to this park in a while, but pass it by on the way to the mall quite frequently. It's still looks as fun as I remember! I'm glad to see it's still in good upkeep!

This is more of a yard next to the Edgewood City Hall with a few picnic tables than an actual park,…read morebut I guess it is a pleasant enough place for the employees at the city hall and the surrounding businesses to enjoy a lunch break on a pleasant day. If you are looking for more of a park, go look elsewhere, but if you need a place to maybe sit at a table and enjoy lunch and you are here and don't want to eat in your car, this woukd be a decent enough place.

This is a small park on the corner of Hansel and Larue, adjacent to the City Hall building. It has…read morea small platform for bands and live music. The Edgewood Farmer's Market is held here on Thursdays .com 5:30pm to 8:30 p.m. The Mayor is often seen around greeting people during the Farmer's Market. Cool place.

Southport Park is 52 acres of a former Orlando Naval Training Center (NTC) McCoy Annex that was…read moreturned into a park. It is part of the Southport villages community. This site was developed into multiple athletic fields including baseball diamonds and a softball field as well as picnic and playground areas. My favorite part of the park were the paved walking paths that connect the different amenities in the park. The large size of Southport Park makes it ideal for annual events like the Orlando Renaissance Fair and Orlando Oktoberfest. Southport Park is a wonderful recreational resource for community sports, family gatherings, and walkers and jogger seeking a safe place to exercise. Come out for sports, fitness, and family fun. The thoughtful design, variety of amenities, and well kept outdoor spaces keep the Orlando community engaged.

This is a nice park that's not the Southport neighborhood. It has a nice baseball field add a…read morecouple of gazebos, not to mention a nice little walking path. There is plenty of parking here oh, probably because of the sport fields and the reason is that they would have a lot of people playing on the fields all at once. It is also well maintained. In fact on this visit, the landscapers were here cutting the grass. This is definitely a great place to come and spend some time and a park that I would definitely recommend.

If you are in the meadow woods ,south chase or hunters creek area this park is perfect for quiet…read moremornings or sport Saturdays. I came here to get a nice jog in as the trail is used by cypress creek hs cross country during their season and I can see why. If you don't run, that's ok as lots of people come to walk or sit by the water( I enjoyed the water and ducks as well). There are two playgrounds for the little ones , one is covered for the smaller kids with plenty of benches . There are soccer fields and baseball fields which are perfect for weekend sports. It's kinda of crazy as the park is located by driving into the high school so I always thought it was closed during school hours but it's not since it's a public park. It's kept up well and I can't wait for another mid day jog or playground day!

A great park tucked away behind the local high school. They have several different areas and plenty…read moreof parking for each space. We took the little one to the park play area and she loved running around on all the fun walkways and slides. There is a nice water view area and running path. On the far side there are grass areas and practice fields for soccer and other sports. Overall: A Great park area with a lot of space and things to do!

The sculpture garden is located at the back of Lake Nona Wave Hotel. Wave hotel has a parking…read moregarage across the street. It very convenient and is free. The hotel lobby just like an art museum. The furniture is beautiful and very unique. The sculpture garden has several statues. Many of them is shiny and unique post. It also has a bronze bull showing muscles like the Wall Street. The visit takes 30 minutes the most.

The garden itself is stunning, featuring beautiful sculptures surrounded by thoughtful landscaping…read moreand picnic tables perfect for relaxing on a nice day. I loved strolling through, snapping photos with the sculptures, and just soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. One standout piece was the shiny, tango dancers' sculpture that instantly reminded me of the famous Bean at Millennium Park in Chicago. I couldn't stop admiring my reflection in it, which made for a really fun and playful experience. We stepped inside the Wave Hotel. The interior is uniquely and beautifully decorated. I felt like walking through a modern art museum. The garden sits under Orlando International airport flight path, so we heard planes passing overhead occasionally. It's just a minor distraction. Most fun activities in Orlando cost money, this sculpture garden is a refreshing exception. We were there in the early morning before weather turned hot. I can only imagine how spectacular it will look once the light projections are up after dark.

Such a nice hidden urban oasis tucked away in a neighborhood. I almost forgot I was only 10 minutes…read morefrom downtown Orlando! It's a quiet, easy 0.5-mile trail that's clearly loved and respected by the local community, and it's well maintained for a safe, enjoyable walk. The trail takes you beneath the historic masonry street bridge, with winding creeks, charming wooden bridges, and giant elephant ear plants along the way. It was such a fun place to explore on a Saturday evening. I'll definitely be back in March to see the azaleas in bloom. Good to know: there's convenient parking across the street at the adjacent Mayor Carl T. Langford Park, which also has additional amenities.

What a sweet little park to enjoy a short walk, a picnic or to partake in bird watching. There are…read morebenches here and there to sit on. Would be a nice spot with the right eye to take photos. The oaks are old and hold so much wisdom. The hard part is finding where to park. The only spot is on the side of the road. I saw people walking dogs through the park too. It's shaded and if you want sun, there are parts that the sun shines through. Enjoy!

Great Park multipurpose... you can view a lot of animals... ride bicycle.. walk... and navigate to…read morethe lakes

I have an annual bonfire event every year and our normal park was closed. We chose Moss Park as our…read morelocation for this year. I grew up nearby and used to come here every other weekend. It's always been, and still is, a lovely and peaceful park. Full of exploration, adventure, joy, with so many opportunities for so many types of events, get together, celebrations, etc. We reserved a multi-family sight and with support from the park staff we were able to use the group camp site that had a nice big bone fire ring, which is where we had our celebration. It's was just isolated enough from the rest of the park we were able to listen to music, talk, and go adventuring around a little bit. We're definitely coming back next year! This is the PERFECT park for a campfire, bone fire, lake swimming, and overnight camping.

A very cool park with a nice paved walking path, tennis courts, a lake, a kids' playground,…read morebenches, a pavilion, and more. The best way to describe this park is tranquil. I felt very comfortable walking along the path oh, my soul felt very at ease here. I see cats these little refuges within cities, these little retreats to what the world once was before progress put much of it under asphalt and cement. This park is a great addition to this community. I recommend a visit here if you find yourself in the Conway area of Orlando. It is a great place to chill, to unwind, and to focus not so much as the world around you, but rather the world within you.

Beautiful park with a playground for the kids. Plenty of shade and chairs to relax. I brought my…read moretripod and took some pictures. Can't wait to go back with my kiddos!