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Rose Place Park

3.8 (12 reviews)

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Alicia G.

I love parks! My kids love parks! And they love this park! For kids there is much to do! They have seesaws (which most playgrounds don't have anymore) and they have a great spin around thingy haha. The kids love the trails and climbing up the gorgeous oak trees. However what the park makes up in natural beauty, it lacks some other necessities. For example, there is not a bathroom on the premises. There is a water fountain (but it doesn't work). Also, there is not any plugs. If you were coming to work on your laptop or maybe have a party and play music, that would not be possible. Lastly, the swings only have swings for babies (the swings for older kids and adults have been removed). All in all, I will keep coming to this park. It's beautiful and the kids love it. Next time we will go to the bathroom first and I will make sure my laptop is fully charged before trying to do work on it.

Rhea P.

It's near Apopka Vineland road and is surrounding by two busy streets. Even so, this park offers a nice haven to just lay down and look at the sky. There are a lot of trash cans, benches, all of which are covered, and at least one water fountain with a dog fountain as well. People can be seen working out, walking the dogs and themselves, and children can barely wait to get to the playground. A great walking path is provided, along with shade trees along the way. I will definitely be by more often.

Bethena S.

This is a cute little park with plenty of parking and a few pavilions to enjoy a nice day outside. The playground is rather small, however, and there is no bathroom available, which is a little disappointing if you plan on being there for a few hours, say for example, a kid's birthday. The park has nice clean paths to walk on - you could easily get about a mile just by walking around and through the paths and several more if you do laps around the park.

The play area... Nicely shaded for most of the children's "toys" but no where to sit in the shade

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Nice park to get some walking in. Well maintained landscaping and sidewalks with a few benches and places for children to play.

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I went to this park for a pioneer event. It is located near Orange avenue and not too far from…read moredowntown. Entrance and parking was free, and was ample during the event. The park is spacious as a saw lots of spaces to walk and play sports. I also saw people play cricket in one of the fields. I think there was a playground, but I didn't pay close attention. I was more focused on the event, which had various vendors and stages showcasing music and pioneer reenactments. They used to have horses that kids (and a kid at heart that's me) can ride during the event, but they didn't have them this year. So, not sure if the park is equestrian friendly. But the park was clean and family friendly. It is a nice free park for sports, events, and family activities.

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Cypress Grove Park - Live music played during an event at the park.

Live music played during an event at the park.

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Phelps Park

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4.8(32 reviews)
11.2 mi

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.

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.

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Lake Lorna Doone Park - Playground

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Explore Jay Blanchard Park: The Heart of East Orlando…read moreLooking for the best things to do in East Orlando? Whether you're already living in East Orlando or are considering buying a home in East Orlando, Jay Blanchard Park is a local treasure you can't miss. Located at 2451 N Dean Rd, Orlando, FL 32817, it's the perfect outdoor escape near UCF. What makes Blanchard Park special? The Little Econ Trail: Over 7 miles of paved, shaded trails for easy riding, running, or walking. Family Fun: 2 large shaded playgrounds with oak canopies and sunshades to keep the kids cool. Active Lifestyle: 6 tennis courts, beach volleyball, basketball, and fields for soccer or lacrosse. The YMCA: Home to the Blanchard Park YMCA for all your indoor fitness needs. Pro-Tips for Your Visit: Cookouts: Use the individual picnic tables and charcoal grills for a perfect family BBQ. Events: Check the Orange County Parks calendar for free movie nights in the park! Stay Safe: We love our Florida wildlife! Be mindful near the water's edge as alligators are common in the area. Thinking about buying a home in East Orlando? The Orlando zip code 32817 offers an incredible lifestyle with easy access to nature and city amenities. www.TestonTeam.com for full video walkthrough under News & Tips - Things to Do in Orlando

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5 Star update for a park that is beautiful for stolling during Azalea blooming season, as well as…read morefor events and weddings. This is one of my favorite parks ever. As the name implies, this park is at its peak during azalea season, but don't be discouraged if these colorful blooms are till hidden- there is so much more to discover in this park. Take a walk along the path that meanders under the bridges and around the creek. You'll find tons of special spots where you'll want to pause, take a picture, and enjoy a moment of peace (just thinking about it is putting me in a zen mood!). The park also has a nice stage area which is small, but can be used as a wedding location (I've been a bridesmaid here!). I wouldn't recommend going to the park at night, as it doesn't have lights and can get a bit creepy, but during the day make sure to get your pup on a leash, pack a light lunch, and get ready for the best picnic ever!

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H. H. Dickson Azalea Park - Great flowers at the ends of bridges

Great flowers at the ends of bridges

H. H. Dickson Azalea Park - Great flowers at the ends of bridges

Great flowers at the ends of bridges

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