Address

8249 Buenavista Woods Blvd, Orlando, FL 32836, USA

Coordinates

28.40836, -81.48961

Age Suitability

Suitable for children ages 2-12, with separate areas for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12).

Equipment Available

Slides, swings, climbing structures, monkey bars, spinners, balance beams, and interactive panels. Toddler area includes smaller slides and age-appropriate climbing equipment.

Shaded Areas

Several shaded sections with canopies over some play equipment and mature trees throughout the park providing natural shade.

Seating For Parents

Multiple benches around the playground perimeter and picnic tables in nearby areas for parents to supervise children.

Restroom Availability

Clean public restrooms available within walking distance of the playground area.

Drinking Fountains

Several drinking fountains located near the restrooms and playground areas, including one with a bottle filler.

Fencing

Partial fencing around the playground area with designated entrances and exits.

Surface Material

Combination of rubber mulch and poured-in-place rubber surfacing for impact absorption and fall protection.

Ada Accessibility

Ramps for wheelchair access to major play structures and accessible swings available.

Cleanliness Maintenance

Well-maintained with regular cleaning schedules. Equipment is inspected frequently for safety issues.

Nearby Parking

Free parking lot with approximately 50 spaces, including designated accessible spots close to the playground entrance.

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed in the park on leashes but not within the playground area itself. Pet waste stations available throughout the park.

Bike Racks

Several bike racks located near the playground entrance for secure bicycle parking.

Nearby Food Options

Several restaurants and cafes within walking distance in the Dr. Phillips area. Picnic areas available for families bringing their own food.

Sports Areas

Basketball courts, tennis courts, and a multi-purpose field adjacent to the playground area.

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

Paved walking path circling the park, connecting to neighborhood sidewalks and nearby community trails.

User Submitted Photos

Many positive photos showing children enjoying the equipment, shaded areas, and families having picnics.

Recent Reviews

Recent visitors highlight the cleanliness, variety of equipment, and friendly atmosphere. Occasional comments about crowding during peak weekend hours.

Crowd Levels

Moderately busy on weekday afternoons and weekend mornings. Less crowded on weekday mornings and during school hours.

Special Events

Hosts community events throughout the year, including summer movie nights, seasonal celebrations, and occasional food truck gatherings.

Entrance Fee

Free admission to the playground and park facilities.

Space For Groups

Several open grassy areas and picnic pavilions that can be reserved for birthday parties and group gatherings.

Nature Connection

Mature trees throughout the park, landscaped gardens, and natural areas provide connection to nature.

Noise Level

Moderate noise levels during busy times but generally not overwhelming due to the open space design.

Aesthetic Design

Modern playground design with bright colors, thoughtful layout separating age groups, and integration with natural park elements.

Security Presence

Regular patrols by local parks department staff and occasional police presence, especially during events.

Rules Restrictions

No smoking, alcohol, or glass containers allowed. Children must be supervised by adults. Playground closes at dusk.

First Aid Availability

First aid kits available at the park office during staffed hours. Emergency phones located near restroom facilities.

Community Activities

Regular community events, playground meetups organized by local parent groups, and seasonal festivals.

Social Interaction

Design encourages interaction between children with collaborative play structures and open spaces for group activities.

Eco Friendly Practices

Solar-powered lighting in some areas, recycling bins throughout the park, and native plant landscaping to reduce water usage.

Renewable Energy

Some solar-powered features for lighting pathways and information kiosks.

Walkability Bike Access

Well-connected to surrounding neighborhoods via sidewalks and bike paths, encouraging non-motorized transportation to the park.