For $20 you can rent a raised garden box in the Billie Dean Community Garden for one year…read more Although not located in the best part of Apopka the garden area is fenced and maintained. You are assigned a garden box which volunteers fill with compost rich soil. Water hoses and basic gardening tools are provided as well. You can plant whatever you like and are responsible for tending to your little garden. There is a nice sense of community every time we have visited our garden. People bring things to share with others. Each time we've been there when someone is harvesting their veggies we end up being given armfuls to take home! You'll find many of the local middle and high school agriculture teachers and students pitching in. There is plenty of land for this little project to grow, which we are excited to see. We have just planted our first set of summer veggies. Hopefully we have a nice little harvest come fall! Oh, and any extra produce is donated to Loaves and Fishes. Apopka finally gets something right!

Amazing place with a lot of positivity. Felt inspired to be the better self and grow further. Once…read moreof a life experience.

From the owner: Divine Bliss is your inner city getaway to find peace, joy, and bliss while nurturing your mind,…read morebody, and spirit. Whether you're meditating in our one acre sustainable organic garden, or interacting with teachings and meditation groups, find your bliss in the middle of the city. An all inclusive home away from home for all. Located on nursery road, this beautiful sacred space was founded by a true Saint of Light -Sarva Lokaa Maa Her Holiness Sri Sri Sri Guruji Poonamji.

This community garden is located at the edge of the Greenwood Urban Wetlands and is by no means…read morelarge, but it is large in community spirit. There is decent parking and this is definitely a great addition to this community.

Who doesn't love a community garden?? Really appreciate this local sustainability movement that…read moreOrlando has been pushing for the past few years. This one is located next to the Colonialtown Park Center/playground and Ferncreek Elementary School. This is another step forwards in the continued popularity of Community Gardens and urban agricultural green spaces in the Orlando Metro area. This is a mixture of local residents and an after school program that helps with educational activities. Love that. It's very active and full at the moment but don't hesitate to reach out if you want to get involved.

The park itself is just an open field with limited parking. I went to the Panda fest here and…read morewouldn't really recommend it. It seems like there are different events held here so if you go try to arrive early as there are limited paid parking spots around it. Since Florida currently has a drought the grass here is dead as you can see from my photo. So it doesn't look too great but I'm sure once the grass gets healthy again it'll look better.

This was such a nice Panda food festival. It was so packed out there. I enjoyed all of the food…read morethat I had tried. Especially the ramen soon as I got there. I should have paced myself a bit. I was full immediately after. Lol The ramen cups were metal with cute artwork. I also enjoyed the fresh lime sugarcane juice. The potstickers were made fresh and was flavorful. The only recommendation which I am pretty sure everyone who attended this event would say. Everyone around Orlando loves food and hope this event comes back. We would have wished to enjoyed the event without worrying about parking lot issues and the size of the event. I would recommend a new location that has parking available. Some people paid 20 bucks and some risked getting towed to park for this event.