Parks, Gardens & Springs near me in Orlando, FL
15 parks, gardens & springs in Orlando, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer.
15 listings · Updated October 2026
Parks, Gardens & Springs listings
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Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake
Park in Dr. Phillips, $
City of Orlando park on the shore of Turkey Lake with a disc golf course, fishing pier, trails and overnight camping in tents, RVs or cabins. Entry is $5 per car.
- Outdoor
- Nature
- Water
- Family
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Harry P. Leu Gardens
Park in Audubon Park, $
Botanical garden near Lake Rowena with themed plantings, a large camellia collection and the historic Leu House. Adult admission is $15 and children $10, with several free days scheduled through the year.
- Outdoor
- Nature
- Date idea
- Family
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Lake Eola Park
Park in Downtown
Downtown Orlando's signature park, with a paved path circling the lake, the landmark fountain and swan-shaped pedal boats for rent. The amphitheater hosts concerts, movies and plays, and the Sunday farmers market sets up.
- Free
- Outdoor
- Water
- Date idea
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Orlando Wetlands
Park in Christmas (east Orange County)
Roughly 1,650-acre man-made wetland in east Orange County that polishes reclaimed water and doubles as one of the region's top birding sites. Entry and weekend tram tours are free.
- Free
- Outdoor
- Nature
- Local favorite
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Dickson Azalea Park
Park in Lake Lawsona
Small city park near downtown Orlando with a paved walking path, bike and jogging trails and picnic tables. It works well for a short, quiet walk.
- Free
- Outdoor
- Nature
- Date idea
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Barnett Park
Park in Pine Hills
Large Orange County park on West Colonial Drive with a splash pad, dog park, skate park, disc golf and an indoor gym. It also has fishing, sports fields and an inclusive playground.
- Free
- Outdoor
- Family
- Kids
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Blue Jacket Park
Park in Baldwin Park
Seventy-five-acre city park in Baldwin Park, built on the former Naval Training Center site, with a paved walking path, jogging trails and wide open lawns.
- Walking
- Running
- Paved trail
- Wheelchair accessible
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Jay Blanchard Park
Park
84-acre east Orlando park with the paved 7.4-mile Little Econ Greenway running through it plus courts, fields and a playground. Leashed pets are allowed.
- Free
- Outdoor
- Nature
- Family
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Lake Lorna Doone Park
Park in Parramore
Twelve-acre city park west of downtown with a paved walking path, outdoor fitness stations and gardens. It also has a seasonal splash pad, a playground and athletic fields, and groups of 10 or more need to reserve ahead.
- Walking
- Paved trail
- Restrooms
- Outdoor
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Moss Park
Park in Lake Nona, $
Orange County park in southeast Orlando with tent and RV camping, a boat ramp, canoe and kayak access, trails and picnic areas. Entry is $5 per vehicle and pets are not permitted.
- Outdoor
- Nature
- Water
- Family
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Tibet-Butler Preserve
Park in Dr. Phillips
438-acre Orange County nature preserve in southwest Orlando with walking trails, a butterfly garden and the Vera Carter Environmental Center's exhibits. Pets and bikes are not allowed.
- Free
- Outdoor
- Nature
- Family
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Eagle Nest Park
Park in MetroWest
MetroWest city park with paved paths, picnic pavilions and ballfields that doubles as a trailhead for the Shingle Creek Trail. Wading birds and raptors are regular sights, making it a pleasant spot for an easy walk.
- Walking
- Paved trail
- Birding
- Wildlife
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Lake Fairview Park
Park in Fairview Shores
Twenty-acre city park on the east shore of Lake Fairview in northwest Orlando, with a boardwalk and lookout deck near the boat ramp.
- Walking
- Boardwalk
- Lake views
- Dog friendly
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Loch Haven Park
Park in Loch Haven Park
Forty-five-acre green space framed by three lakes in the heart of Orlando's museum district, with paved paths and broad lawns for strolling. It is an easy add-on walk before or after a visit to the surrounding cultural venues.
- Walking
- Running
- Paved trail
- Lake views
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Greenwood Urban Wetlands
Park in Lake Lawsona
City-run wetland open space near downtown Orlando, open sunrise to sunset, with a dog agility area and a pet memorial.
- Free
- Outdoor
- Nature
- Dog friendly
Parks, Gardens & Springs in Orlando: what we found
This page covers 15 parks, gardens & springs in Orlando. You'll find them in Dr. Phillips, Lake Lawsona, Audubon Park and Downtown.
Where menus list prices, most of these sit in the $ range.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Restrooms and drinking fountains, Picnic areas, Fishing, Nature trails and Paved walking path.
Orlando is the county seat and the largest city in Orange County. Beyond the theme parks it is a city of neighborhoods, from Downtown and Thornton Park to College Park, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips, each with its own mix of local shops, restaurants and service businesses.
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