A hidden gem park that's perfect for families!…read more We always love a good park, and Chapin Station Park absolutely takes the cake. We had a free Saturday with perfect weather and wanted a great spot to take our son -- this park delivered in every way. Just a stone's throw from downtown Winter Garden, it's a hidden gem connected to the West Orange Trail, ideal for bike rides, stroller walks, or just a peaceful stroll under the shaded trees. The park itself is spotless and beautifully maintained, with plenty of open space and a relaxing atmosphere. It's a little big for our son right now, but we found a baby swing he loved, and exploring the mini garden with its pond and waterfall was such a nice touch. You can tell this park was thoughtfully designed for both kids and parents to enjoy. We'll definitely be returning for years to come as our son grows -- it's the kind of place that makes you want to spend all day outside. If you're looking for a true oasis in the heart of Winter Garden, strap on your helmet and ride over to this beautiful park! ‍

Amazing Park! Very clean and well kept up. So much for the kids to do! A smaller kids play…read morestructure and a bigger kids play structure, plus lots of slides and even a sand pit. It's tucked away in a quiet area with lots of trees. Only wish it was fenced in because it is quite large so kids could get easily lost if you don't pay attention. Still a favorite go-to for getting those toddler wiggles out.

I love bringing my kids here. There's plenty of parking. There are restrooms. The playground is…read moreshaded and also fenced in. It can get really busy and crowded if there's baseball games going on.

George Bailey Park has been providing the community years of family and baseball league fun. The…read moreball fields are pristine and the small playground is jam packed with equipment to burn off energy. There is also a green space that the kids use for soccer and other running activities. There are always kids exploring in the wooded area off of the playground. Lake Whitney Elementary School has access to the park so after school hours the playground gets very active and is not a good place for toddlers.

What a fantastic park! Located just outside of Camping World Stadium, I recently learned that Lake…read moreLorna Doone Park is one of the oldest parks in Orlando. It underwent a major renovation in 2021 where they added lots of amenities and made everything brand new. Even now, 5 years later, everything has been so well maintained and still feels like new. They have a free miniature golf putting course, an awesome splash pad, shaded playgrounds, basketball courts, and a nice nature walking path. You'll also find shaded picnic pavilions and a community garden. My son absolutely loves coming here. The parking lot can be a little tricky to find because my GPS using Google Maps never takes me to the right place. Don't let the location detour you from visiting. It's such a nice park and feels very safe.

Lake Lorna Doone Park is one of the oldest parks in Orlando. It is just north of Camping World…read moreStadium. The neighborhood and the park is named after one of the earliest property owner's daughter's favorite novel, Lorna Doone, written by English author, Richard Doddridge Blackmore, published in 1869. Lake Lorna Doone was the site of the South's first integrated Little League Baseball game on August 9, 1955. The 1955 little league season was the first after US Supreme Court rulings had eliminated "separate but equal" conditions in the nation's schools and public parks. The Pensacola Jaycees were declared winners of their local district by Little League headquarters in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. When local officials would not allow them to play against the all-white teams they instead advanced to the Florida State Tournament which was held at Lake Lorna Doone Park. They ended up losing to host Orlando in the second round, 5-0 but they were welcomed by the hometown crowd and given encouragement. In 2021, 12 acre Lake Lorna Doone Park underwent an $8 million renovation. Added to the park was the nine hole Arnold Palmer Putting Experience, fitness stations, a playground, football fields, basketball courts, a splash pad and the Winnie Palmer Nature Trail. I especially liked the nature trail where I got to see native plants and wildlife. With the upgrades, this park now has all of the amenities needed to inspire a healthy, active lifestyle for the West Lakes families who live in this neighborhood and all who visit.

Speer Park is a great park and in many ways perfectly exemplifies what a community park should be…read more It has tennis courts, a beautiful gazebo, a children's playground, two half basketball courts and a pleasant sidewalk to tie them all together. This park is a great addition to the community of Oakland, Florida.

Wide open park with paved walkways leading you throughout to connect everything and lots of trees…read moreproviding great shade. There is a tennis court, a pickleball court, a basketball court, two playgrounds, and a set of swings, plug a large gazebo in the center. There are also plenty of picnic tables throughout. It's not fenced in and there are no bathrooms. I also found that the playground was a bit dirty and there were SO many bugs everywhere. The slides were covered in those tiny mosquito-like gnats. It was kind of gross. As it got a bit later in the morning they went away somewhat, and my son still had a blast on the playground.

Maple Street Park is located in Winter Garden off of Dillard Street. The surrounding neighborhood…read moreis lower income but the park is well maintained and completely fenced in. I found it by accident and decided to stop in with my grandson. You have to park on a side street because the streets surrounding the park have no parking signs. The park has several basketball courts, skate park, playground, swing sets and areas for volleyball, racquetball and soccer. During my visit only two small children were playing in the entire park so we pretty much had the place to ourselves. In the playground area they have a sign displayed stating that the area is for ages 5 to 12 yrs. I felt like there was lots of save space for younger children under supervision. There is a picnic area with some seating and a grill. Dogs are allowed on a leash. I did not see a waste station or disposable bags.

Highlight of my trip to Orlando. I'm not into the overstimulation that Orlando is famous for, if…read moreyou're looking for a little peaceful contemplation and relaxation come here for a leisurely stroll. There are interesting and tasteful sculptures distributed among the well planned horticulture. I love this park. There are a couple of ancient Oak trees. I'm sad to see the native green anoles are being over run by the invasive brown anoles, but they are both cute. The perfect break if you're in town for a busy convention or meeting. If you're coming to visit the art museum, plan on an hour or so to stroll through this park.

This community park is next to a short trail thats in between apartments, houses, business…read morebuilding. This a park without a playground however with unique art sculptures. Right next to the museum. The grounds are kept up nicely. I haven't seen many cyclists, however you find people walking and running near the trail

This is a very small park designed more for the residential neighborhood it is in than for a…read moredestination type park. For what it is, it is very nice. It has a small playground for kids, a baseball field, bathrooms, an open field and a pavilion and several picnic tables. I would north go out of my way for this park, but it is pleasant enough

Nice park that has a smaller playground perfect for toddlers, and a bigger playground with awesome…read moreslides for the big kids. There is a swing set as well. Some of the playground areas are old and a bit rusty. Park can be a bit noisy too since it's right behind a school.

This park gives the opportunity for a wonderful sunset…read more They have plenty of parking areas, and it seems that it has a weeding venue inside. They area is quiet and you can see manyphoto session going around from time to time.

This was a nice park to watch the sunset at. I can't remember the last time I've had a clearer view…read moreof the sunset actually. Beware there are lots of cobwebs and spiders on the pier. There's lots of wildlife in general. The birds here are incredible, there's so many different kinds and all so colorful!

This is for sure in our top three favorite parks now!…read more It's tucked back behind Sky Zone, so it's quiet and has plenty of trees to shade it perfectly and allow for a nice breeze. The play structure is huge and offers so much to engage with and use imaginative play. There are multiple slides, as well as a few different areas with plenty of swings. We easily spent a few hours and didn't know the time had passed. Lots of space to run, jump, and climb. It is all very sturdy and safe, as well as clean.

When we moved out this way, I had a friend tell me how wonderful "the big playground behind the…read morechurch" was. Took a year or two to realize this is the place she meant. We've had multiple birthday parties for our kids here and attended others. The covered Pavillion with bathrooms is excellent. They had plugs for the crock pots full of food we brought. It's maintained daily, something I found out the time I arrived at 7am to sweep and blow leaves away and clean the tables. A lady showed up after I was done to do all that and thanked me instead. Oops! Oh yeah, then there's the huge playground. My kids have loved this place and all the wooden things to run around, through, up, and over for ages!

This park is enormous but it is primarily for boaters and then there's also sports fields like…read moresoccer and there's a playground. Not ideal for coming to with your dog to.

Fantastic playground for little kids! A lot of fun slides,…read moreswings and climbing walls. I come here frequently and I love the sun shade over the playground. It's always so well taken care of and clean. Plenty of sitting for the parents.