Dickson Azalea Park

Enjoyable park with varieties of sites for a day of adventure. What a beautiful gem hiding in the city. I will definitely will go back.

My husband and I spent a day exploring downtown Orlando, we stumbled upon this charming park. There is a wide Friday of beautiful plants and a secluded trail weaving through an urban Neighborhood.

What a gorgeous gem!!!!! If you are in the area, you have to check it out. Parking can be done at the park next door and then walk across the street and into a forgotten world. Be aware, I did see litter and signs of the less fortunate having slept in the area. But the locals do a great job of trying to keep it clean. There’s a little waterfall and bridges. Just absolutely stunning. It’s about a .5 wall if you go all the way around.

Love this little spot. It’s very peaceful and beautiful year-round. Never crowded. I usually see dog walkers, a photographer and model or two, just a small handful of people. Mosquitoes do come around in the warmer season as you’d expect in FL. My dog loves all the smells here! Langford Park is across the street and we usually explore both.

I think it’s a really nice park considering it’s surrounded by city. I walked the trail with my 2 little girls and will say it’s somewhat stroller accessible but it was a little hard. Also saw a couple of homeless people in the children’s playground area which I thought was kind of weird.