We had a random stop yesterday at this course and it was a nice call…read more We had just got in town and I wanted to hit a local park for a bit and maybe one with a disc course This spot was nearby so the random stop was in effect. It was 5 dollars for entry no discounts. A little steep for a park but it's a city park. Not even city employees or police get a break we were told. A short drive in and we were at the parking lot. There was 2 courses. My daughter hadn't thrown in years so we planned on just practicing a little. There's actually 3+ practice baskets in one area. I've nEver seen that before. After getting some confidence there, we decided to play 2 holes. It was a good time. First hole gave us even more confidence as it was long but down hill and open. A very easy par. 2nd hope we played was short but very uphill. Also a rewarding par. After that we called it a morning. A Great initial viewing of the course, and plan to be back soon.

Did you know that one of Orlando's best outdoor recreational areas was once a thriving orange…read moregrove? Today, Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake is a 183 acre park where families, fishermen, campers, bird watchers, and nature lovers can enjoy a break outdoors that makes you feel a world away from the nearby tourist attractions. This property once contained more than 2,000 citrus trees before the City of Orlando purchased the land in the 1970s under Mayor Carl Langford. It officially opened as Turkey Lake Park in 1978 with the mission of conserving land in its natural state for residents as Orlando's tourism industry rapidly expanded. In 1981, many of the remaining orange trees were relocated to make room for a campground featuring RV sites and cabins. The park was renamed Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake in 2004 to honor former Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick for his commitment to preserving Orlando's natural spaces. Along with former Mayor Glenda E. Hood, he helped ensure the beauty of this park would be preserved for future generations. Today, the park is the City of Orlando's largest community park. Turkey Lake is considered one of Florida's top rated fishing lakes, making it a popular destination for anglers. Beyond the lake, there are miles of walking and biking trails, shaded picnic areas, playgrounds, fitness stations, sand volleyball courts, a seasonal swimming pool, boat rentals, a dedicated drone flying area, disc golf, and numerous pavilions for gatherings. The campground offers RV sites and cabins for overnight excursions surrounded by nature. Admission is a nominal $5 per vehicle or $2 for a single occupant, making it one of the best recreational values in Orlando. Come for a picnic, to swim, cast a line, visit the rescue animals, or hike the trails as I enjoyed doing. Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake is a reminder that Orlando offers more than just theme parks. I am so glad that the former mayors of Orlando had he foresight to preserve this slice of Florida's natural landscape where you never know what you might discover.

This is a really nice park and would be actually a great place if it wasn't right next to the…read moreturnpike. It is a large multi-functional, family-friendly park. There are several facilities available including pavilions, grills, disc golf volleyball, playgrounds, swimming, fishing, and even a drone course. There's a bike path, a nature path and a small animal farm where you can see a turkey, chickens, and maybe a variety of other animals. There are cabins (assuming for rent) and a spot for small RVs and trailers. The park includes several restrooms which are very clean. The disc golf course is extensive and likely a bit difficult as it meanders through several wooded areas and even one hole across the water. The park has several pavilions varying in size. Most have parking nearby, however several will require you to hoof your goods a little distance. This is a great place for a family or larger gathering. Two dollar entry fee. Dogs allowed on leash and there are several pet sanitary stations.

So this is a really cool disc golf course! First this course is FREE, and well maintained. The city…read moreand the Debary disc golf club keeps this course in great shape. This park has 2 courses, both courses have 18 holes and 2 baskets per hole. The Alpha course is the more popular course it has long and short tee as well as 2 basket placements. You really can get 4 different rounds from this course. You can see plenty of birds and nature. There are benches, shelters and tables and they recently installed rest rooms and a water filling station. Oh yeah, plenty of trash cans over the course so please don't litter. This is an awesome park and place to play disc golf for free.

This park is wide open and fun. Drawbacks are the rocky road the last 300 yards. Also there is…read moreconstruction going on all around the first course so the holes have been altered. Still a lot of fun. I will go back!

What a lovely day we had at Shingles Regional Park! We started off at 4280 W Vine St Kissimmee,…read morewhich runs past the Osceola Welcome center, Historical museum to the pioneer village. It was very informational and neat to see a little piece of history. Once we were done there we got on the Bridge walkway. We did not realize how long the Park Trail was, which is 17 miles! We decided we are going to rent some bikes when it gets a little warmer and try our hand at finishing the path. However, we did walk some of it though, and it was beautiful. I can't wait to explore more of this lovely park that we ran across! So more review to come:)

Today is was at the Pioneer Day event of Osceola county and wow... blown away!!! What an amazing…read moreand well organized event!!!! So much activities!!! Farmers market, food trucks, petting zoo, horseback rides, live music and dancing, pioneer houses and demos, etc!!! Very impressed with how awesome today was!!

I was actually trying to find a different park near the airport when I accidently stumbled on the…read morethis oasis of nature. Airport Lakes Park was developed with the help of a Florida Communities Trust grant. The proximity of the park to the Orlando Airport means you will see a lot of planes flying overhead. The Orlando Airport was once a part of Pinecastle Air Force Base during WWII so I imagine this park was too. This park is a welcome recreational amenity for both locals and the travelers passing through the area. Airport Lake Park exceeded what I was expecting. Near the parking area are restrooms and a playground. The real gem of the park is the back area where there is a nature trail and disc golf course that was being used by several groups of people during my visit. Unfortunately the nature boardwalk that takes you out to Lake Warren was closed due to storm damage. This would have been a really nice feature so I hope they plan to repair it. The park also has a lighted athletic field and soccer field and picnic pavilions with grills. I had a pleasant walk around the nature area. There are several hotels nearby so this would be a great spot to get exercise or take the kids to play. The disc golf course is already very popular with locals.

I was staying nearby for business and saw Airport Lakes Park and walked over. It's a nice sized…read morepark with some soccer fields and a disc golf course. There are trails through the park, some paved and others dirt paths. The boardwalk out to view the lake was unfortunately closed due to storm damage. That was a disappointment. Lots of parking is available. Bathrooms are available here as well. I didn't need to use them so no idea how well they are cleaned or maintained. A nice park near some of the Orlando airport hotels.

I had not been there since it was new. What a surprise, we just drove through and observed what was…read moreavailable. It has so many beautiful and well kept options for the community. Football baseball boat ramp driving range gymnasium picnic tables and just relaxing. We're returning soon.

This has become one of our favorite local parks! They have a splash pad that my son loves. It's the…read moreperfect way to cool down with these rising temps. This park is pretty large with ample free parking and lots of walking paths. They are known for their 18-hole disc golf courses and my husband has enjoyed playing here on several occasions. They also have paintball, a skate park, BMX tracks, a dog park, indoor gym with a fitness center, basketball courts, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, playgrounds, picnic areas, and even a lakefront boat ramp with fishing access. There's always some kind of an event happening in the skate park area which is fun to watch. This park truly has it all!

I wish they can add something new to the playground and I like the spider under the slideread more

So, we decided to go to this park as a family to hike. We spent 20 minutes looking for the trails,…read morebut we still couldn't find them. We even called the main office, but she said she couldn't contact the supervisor. So even she didn't know where the trails were. I do not recommend this place at all. Do not go here. The only thing you should come here for is frisbee golf, not hiking. Also, if you sit in the pavilion at the end of the road, you will be surrounded by squirrels. I attached some photos of the squirrels. My grandmother is terrified of squirrels. My sister says this park is stupid and that it sucks. I can't believe we even came here. Never go here. THIS PLACE US HORRIBLE, AND ITS A TRAP!!!

Horrible customer service Stay away from this company. They…read morecanceled a tee time because the course had a issue would not even compensate me for the inconvenience. They could have at least help me to find a competitive tee time or credit but there is Zero customer service

This is the worst company. Their customer service is non existent. Don't even think you'll get a…read morerefund. They are terrible. Sad I have to give them a star at all.