Beautiful park for a walk, biking, picnicking, or letting the kids play. There are several historic…read morebuildings on-site, which were unfortunately closed when I visited, but I still enjoyed reading the informational signs and learning about the history. It's great to see that being preserved here in Maitland. The trails are perfect for a walk or short run, with plenty of nature and wildlife to take in. One full lap is about 1/2 mile, so it's better suited for shorter workouts rather than long-distance runs. I'll definitely be back!

This is a nice and quite small park located in Maitland,Fl…read more There is a lake in the middle with a trail to walk, there is also a park for kids to play and Public restrooms. They use to have the farmers market here but it got moved to downtown Maitland Overall, the park is clean and safe and great go bring the family for a picnic. There is plenty of benches and shade to sit and relax.

Secret Lake Park is one of our favorite parks in Casselberry. My twins always have fun. The…read moreplaygrounds are spacious and fun. They have separate play areas for older and younger kids. The walking trail around the lake is perfect for walks and watching the sunset. Perfect place for a picnic with family.

Secret Lake Park gets its name from the fact that is between Secret Lake, Triplet Lake, and North…read moreLake Triplet. Also nearby are Middle Lake and Lost Lake. This beautiful and well maintained park offers an array of recreational amenities. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the basketball, softball, tennis, and racquetball courts along with a soccer on the multipurpose field. As a nature lover I enjoyed the many boardwalks with views of the lake and the sidewalk which meanders through the entire park. It is perfect for walking for exercise and I saw the cutest marsh rabbit as I made my way through the park. There are also two fishing piers. Kids will spend hours playing and on the two imaginative playgrounds. Secret Lake Park is also home to the recently renovated Casselberry Recreation Center which has a main room, ballroom, billiards room, computer room, outdoor deck area, activity room, and outdoor pavilions. The recreation center offers many programs from youth to senior. They include exercise, yoga, Tai Chi, Zumba, and dance classes. The park is also the host of several beloved Casselberry traditions like the HOWL-O-WEEN Dog Walk-a-Thon and Canine Costume Contest, Art & Music in the Park & Food Truck Bazaar, and the Casselberry Easter Egg Hunt. I really enjoyed my visit to Secret Lake Park. It is the perfect outdoor recreation destination for families, fitness seekers, and sports lovers. You can go for peaceful stroll, play basketball, or watch the kids play safely. The scenic lakeside views, comprehensive recreational programs, and variety of amenities add to the charm and versatility of this park.

This lovely neighborhood park was named in honor of Wilson Phelps, a Chicago businessman who toured…read morethe area in 1874 and purchased land east of Lake Osceola for a citrus business. In addition to growing citrus, Phelps sold lots to fellow Chicagoans and mentored Loring Chase and Oliver Chapman into turning this largely unsettled area into an upscale winter resort. Phelps, acting as a one-man chamber of commerce, provided the basis of the promotional materials used by Chase and Chapman who marketed Winter Park to wealthy northerners. This nearly six acre park, in Winter Park, provides both natural beauty and recreational opportunities. One of the nicest features of this park is the playground that was rebuilt in 2021 by Kompan Design with input from area residents. This playground was designed to improve physical, cognitive, creative, and social development while fostering imaginative play and friendships. Other park amenities include basketball courts, tennis courts, pavilions available for rental, restrooms, picnic tables, and outdoor fitness equipment. There are also two hardcourts for pickleball. This park is fully fenced for safety and is beautifully landscaped and it is close to downtown Winter Park where you can find shopping and dining options. This park is the perfect place for a morning stroll, a birthday party, play, or a picnic. Phelps Park appeals to all ages. Community Parks don't come much nicer than this one.

Cute park hidden in the neighborhood. Fairly quiet for all the people there. Didn't notice any dogs…read moreso not sure if it's pet friendly.

Maitland Community Park is a great park to check out if you are in or around Maitland, Florida…read more They have walking trails, basketball courts, tennis courts, a few pavilions, children's playground and generally a great vibe in this park. Parks are necessary within our communities. We need a place where we can gather in rest and relaxation and Maitland Community Park definitely is a great park. I would definitely recommend here.

Maitland Community Park is a spacious park located in a quiet community in Maitland. There are tons…read moreof trees and two separate playground areas. The toddler playground has a perfectly sized play structure and is next to the bathrooms (very convenient). The bathrooms are actually inside the community center so they are nice and have air conditioning! The second playground is for bigger kids and is a lot of fun. There are various slides and areas to climb. There are also swings near it. The park has a lot of additional amenities such as a small walking trail, tennis courts, basketball courts, pavilions, and a small community center. The center has indoor meeting rooms for rent, fitness classes, and even sells snacks. What a fun park in Maitland with great shade for those sunny days!

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

I've visited this park twice now to use the pickleball courts. As of my last visit, Monday,…read moreWednesday, and Friday are free play days, while Tuesday and Thursday require a reservation. Court reservations are currently $8 per hour and must be booked over the phone or in person at their office, which is located in another area. There are four pickleball courts and one tennis court, and they're just a short walk from the parking lot.

Minnehaha is a seven and a half acre park on Lake Minnehaha in Maitland. Minnehaha was a Native…read moreAmerican woman who appeared in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's 1855 poem The Song of Hiawatha. The name Minnehaha translates to waterfall or rapid water in Dakota. Park amenities in Minnehaha Park include a restroom, two lighted tennis courts, a fenced in playground, a 1.1 mile loop trail for exercise with fitness equipment,a lake observation deck where you can take in the beautiful views of Lake Minnehaha, and picnic pavilions My favorite part of the park was the boardwalk in the back of the park that takes you onto the Nina Canal where you can enjoy the wildlife and nature of Central Florida. The park also has several large and beautiful live oak trees. Minnehaha Park is a wonderful destination for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors in Maitland. Its natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and family friendly amenities make it a perfect spot for a day of relaxation and fun.

Nestled on the shores of Lake Maitland, Kraft Azalea Garden is one of the most peaceful and…read morebeautiful spots in Central Florida. From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by towering cypress trees draped in Spanish moss, creating a calm, almost magical atmosphere. The lakefront views are absolutely stunning, especially around sunset when the light reflects off the water--it's the perfect place to relax, take photos, or just unwind. The historic Exedra monument adds a unique touch and makes for a great backdrop. What really stands out is how quiet and serene it feels, even though it's so close to everything in Winter Park. Whether you're going for a peaceful walk, a picnic, or just some time to clear your mind, this hidden gem delivers every time

Excellent park with easy parking. Take deep breaths of fresh air, and enjoy the breeze. Sit on a…read morebench. No restrooms that I found, but Park Avenue is nearby, drive over. Great place to find peace.

The 2.8 acre Quinn Strong Park is on the southwest corner of Maitland and Packwood Avenue. It is…read moreacross the street from the Maitland Art and History museums and next to the beautifully renovated Germaine Marvel Building. After visiting the museum I walked over to the park for some fresh air and exercise. This quaint park is open daily from 8am to Sunset. The park has paved walkways, beautiful landscaping, benches, open areas for picnic and play, and a gazebo that can be rented for weddings. In 2020, Quinn Strong Park was chosen as the site for the new Maitland Library. Voters have approved a 14 million dollar bond to construct a modern two story library. New park improvements will include a Mayan Calendar inspired sensory garden, water feature, performance space, pergola, stormwater pond, sculptures, and deck. Construction has not begun yet but stay tuned for a park that will be a must visit destination in downtown Maitland.

Great for a walk after spending three hours working in the nearly library. It's a beautiful, if…read moresmall, park with lots of shade and lovely walkways through the trees. A couple of people/dog water fountains and not much else. Some picnic tables and some benches here and there. I had a pleasant time. [Review 19312 overall - 1659 in Florida - 282 of 2023.]

I found this nice little park tucked away in a nice residental community it has a deck overlooking…read morea nice lake so serene and peaceful

I love this hidden little park! Located in a beautiful residential neighborhood of Maitland on…read morebeautiful Lake Sybellia is Homer Hough Park! This cute little park is secluded with picnic areas for grilling, a children's playground complete with a swing set and a fishing pier right on the lake. It's not a very big park but that's what makes it so charming. That and the fact that it's hidden away from the general public. It's the perfect place to spend the day in the sun, and the ride there offers some nice views of the beautiful homes of the area.

Whenever we go paddle boarding, we always start from Dinky Dock. The nearby canals offer plenty to…read moreexplore, and the whole area has a relaxed, family-friendly vibe. It's a scenic little spot and a great place to visit during the summer. Lots of shade and not too crowded, perfect for a laid-back day by the water. It's also great for wildlife watching, we've seen all kinds of birds and even a few otters here. Parking can be tricky on busier days, but if you arrive early, you'll usually find a spot. Bathrooms are available and surprisingly decent for a dock area.

Beautiful dock to come by and get in nature. We did a free event to clean the park while paddle…read moreboarding. My boys loved it and were able to find small bits of trash. We only did about 2 hrs but the event is a full 3 if you can last out there. I put my legs in the water and it felt so nice and refreshing. I can't wait for the next event in September too..