This park is cute. There's a lot to do. Walking trails, playgrounds, fields, and more. Some of the…read moreplaygrounds could have been better kept up with but plenty of parking. No trash laying around.

I went for the Winter Wonderland 2025 Drive-Thru. It was a beautiful light display that helped me…read morereally get into the holiday spirit! The people helping to direct the traffic were kind and friendly - all with smiles on their faces and waving us along. There was music you could hear at certain parts (I wish it was louder and we could hear it the whole time). There were two parts where there was "snow". I definitely would have loved more of that being a Florida girl craving a winter wonderland! I was so grateful to attend and drive through and that it was free! So worth it!

Blue Jacket Park is definitely one of my favorite parks to visit. It is spacious with many…read moreopportunities to engage in various activities, from working out, biking, jogging/running, walking, picnicking, yoga - you name it, you can do it. While it is a lively park and can get busy from time to time, especially on the days the run/walk clubs are there, it is usually a nice park to visit solo and enjoy the peace of the surroundings offered. There is more than enough open green space and a good amount of seating throughout the park. The park also maintains various courts/area for various sporting events like baseball, volleyball, soccer, and various other outdoor activities. As far as proximity to other areas, this park is also located a short distance from the shopping and food eateries in Baldwin Park. So, after enjoying a great workout or just strolling through the park, you can pop over to Baldwin Park for some food and beverages. The only challenge, at times, is parking. Parking in this area (in general) is just tricky; however, there is street parking throughout the neighborhood near the park as well as a designated parking lot for the park itself. However, you can also park throughout the Baldwin Park area and just walk to the park from there. Before I close this out, I've gone to numerous events in this park as well, so it is great for hosting various community events (of course, with the proper permits, etc.). All in all, Blue Jacket Park is really just a great park.

I've been coming here since I was a kid, and I still love walking around this park to this day…read more I used to come here to play tennis as a kid. The park is also pretty fun. I can still use the swings at least! One of my favorite things to do here is to walk around the park though. It's great exercise! It used to be a Navy base long ago, with a ship for training! Now it's a park with recently added plaques and statues to honor its past.

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.

Recently had our son's birthday party here and couldn't recommend the space highly enough. There's…read moregreat amenities featuring a shady (trees and canopy) play ground with swings, a tot lot, drinking fountains, air conditioned bathrooms located inside their recreation center, and so much parking. The price is reasonable and the large pavilion has fans and lights. Overall this is an outstanding place to host any celebration.

This little park area is Great to bring the kids or walk…read morethe dog. It's got a great little walking path with shaded trees and sculptures on every corner. I also has a little art gallery house but today was Sunday and it was closed. If you come here at Christmas time it's all decorated I must see. They have a long boardwalk that you can walk on that goes over the the lake. They have an art sculpture house and a art gallery. Nice bathrooms. Sometimes they have concerts. A great place to come to walk or sit and relax. I also have a small splash pad for the kids.

Nine acre Lake Concord Park is located behind the Casselberry City Hall and Casselberry Police…read moreDepartment on the banks of Lake Concord. Wide, paved paths wind through lush gardens filled with native plants. The park also has a water play area, amphitheater, playground, boat dock, board walk along Lake Concord, and a fountain. The City of Casselberry has a strong commitment to the environment with its stormwater management initiatives in this park. Lake Concord Park is also a hub of art and culture. The park contains a sculpture walk with over 40 public sculptures, and three free art galleries: The Art House, The Sculpture House, and Art Center. I enjoyed exploring all of the interesting public art pieces in the garden along the sculpture walk. I also checked out the temporary exhibits in the galleries which are further detailed in separate reviews. Many city events are held in the park during the year. These include Earth Fest, Spring Jazz and Art Festival, Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony, Casselberry Food and Wine Festival, concerts, car shows, and food trucks. Lake Concord Park does a great job of drawing the community together with support for the arts, well thought out recreational amenities, and engaging events.

Located in Winter Park, Lake Midget is part of the Howell Branch Watershed, a 23 mile drainage…read morebasin made up of 63 lakes and ponds and 5 rivers. Lake Midget is small, geologically older sinkhole pond. It collects water runoff from the surrounding area preventing flooding. The land between the lake and surrounding neighborhood of single family homes is a one acre passive park. In the park around the lake are benches and a walking path. There is no dedicated parking. If you live in the neighborhood this is a pretty spot for a picnic, photography, dog walking, or birdwatching. I love any spot of nature and the trees and water make this a picturesque place to relax and enjoy the outdoors however amenities are limited here and there are better parks with playgrounds to take the kids to play nearby.

A small park that offers a nice little lake and accompanying ducks and other birds…read more When I say small, that is truly no exaggeration. It is barely larger than a lot to build a home on. However it does offer a peaceful spot to sit and enjoy a moment's peace or maybe a quick meal.

Such a cute little family area to eat and shop this small park has seating throughout and shade in…read moreparts of it. They have been having a couple Saturday markets which is nice to explore and see some local makers

I love little parks like this! It was a nice break from the busy crosswalks and parallel parking…read more Plus, it serves as a prime example of how much our city emphasizes the important and beauty of our local plant life. There are not any public bathrooms, but there is a notable amount of public parking and a very large bike rack for anyone that plans on commuting that way! The sidewalks are well-maintained and primarily brick, which I think is charming. It's not a place I would bring large groups since there are only two unshaded tables in the middle of the area; however, the gazebo is cute and I wouldn't rule it out for a small picnic!

5 Stars for a park right at the apex of downtown Baldwin Park…read more New Broad Street is lined with restaurants and shops, but the anchor is Harbor Park. It's on one side of Lake Baldwin, with the walking/biking path running right through it. It's got a great grassy area along the water with terraces that make it perfect for picnicking and enjoying the view. I usually see several types of birds while there and more than a few bunnies if the timing is right. There are several groups that use the docks for yoga sessions and other groups that meet here for the start of 5Ks and walking/run groups. The neighborhood also puts on fireworks shows for various holidays and also market stalls on certain days of the month. It's a true community space and serves as a gathering place for so many groups.

This is such a beautiful park that I can't believe I've never explored in the Baldwin Park area! I…read morecame out here over the weekend for a 5K, and I didn't really know what to expect at first but Harbor Park was so tranquil and had some great views during my run! There's a small rock that goes out to the lake so if you're not looking to take a stroll that's a great spot to relax and enjoy a nice view! If you're a walker or jogger which it seems like the majority of people there were, you've got a pretty good stretch of sidewalk and path to use where it doesn't make it feel like you're weaving through people to move forward. I didn't do a full loop, but it does look like there's a section back rowers the woods that is shaded nicely which is great for hot days! I'd love to come back here again on a quiet morning and take a stroll. The locals have it really good here!

I know this park mostly for its being one starting point for the West Orange Trail, which I have…read morebiked on many times. It has plenty of parking and good rest rooms, drinking fountains, and maps of the trail. It is in downtown Apopka off U.S. 441, so there can be a bit of traffic getting to it, but it will help you appreciate the quieter trail even more. There is also a play area in the park and covered picnic shelters. The last time we were there a group used one for a party. A couple of times in the winter we saw they were holding a carnival nearby. For its urban location, it is a fine multi-use park. And check out the West Orange Trail!

This is a small park with a playground and that links to the West Orange Trail. This is the…read morenorthernmost station on the trail. The park itself has a small playground with a larger play area and smaller one for the smaller kids. The playground is pretty nice with mulch and soft cushy rubber matting for the kids to run on. There is a covered pavilion with some tables and benches and well as a grill. There is also a small recreation building where they host an after school program for Orange County. I've been a few times with my son... it is your standard park.