Today is Christmas Day and that means most of the parks are closed. However, I managed to find one that lacked a gate to close it. Right off of East Colonial Drive (State Road 50) and Semoran Boulevard (State Road 436) in Orlando, sits a little park by a lake. Its called Millennium Park and has no relation to the
Only a couple of blocks from where I live sits Demetree Park. I have driven past this location many times in the past, but never really had much incentive to take a look. That changed today and I am glad I made this decision. Let’s see what I found in this park situation in the middle of an Orlando neighborhood
After yesterday’s failed experiment, I decided to go somewhere extra special to make up for it. And I decided on the Lake Eola Park Christmas Event. I plan to go to Lake Eola Park a second time even though I partially explored today. This is due to two factors. The first was that due to the massive density of people,
Located near South Bumby Avenue and Lake Margaret Drive, Fort Gatlin Recreation Complex sits and Pokemon Go demanded I take a look. In so far, I have avoided recreation centers since it is difficult to fully explore them. Today I decided to test to see if that was true. Unfortunately, my hypothesis about most of the area being off limits
Thanks to severe weather the day before, I was forced to miss one day of exploration. But today I am back and found a small park. Located in the neighborhoods just east of Semoron Boulevard (State Road 436) and just south of Lake Underhill Road, Pokemon Go inspired me to discover what was in Englewood Park. I found a large
Right next door to Lake Underhill Park lies a much better hidden locale. Though most who drive down Toll Road 408 see the jet fighter statue that stands in one of the corners, most do not see the park surrounding it. Today, in Pokemon Go, I set out to take a look. From the parking lot, I stepped towards the
Lake Underhill Park is a place that many in Orlando are aware of but have not visited. Anyone who has driven on Toll Road 408 towards downtown Orlando going westbound has crossed the long bridge. If you live here you know the one. The park is right alongside this lake, and part of my exploration today took me right alongside
I decided on driving a different direction in search of a new park to explore. At first I was growing frustrated as I drove around seemingly in vain. However, right when I was about to turn around in frustration since I was less than a mile from Orlando International Airport, I made a discovery. Without giving everything away, the park
Located just north of Toll Road 408 and bordered by the Orlando Executive Airport to the west, I found a park very close to home. Intrigued that such a large area had remained unknown to me, I decided to check it out. Pokemon Go guided me here and I dived in, despite the lack of Pokestops. Park of the Americas
Just north of South Street and Toll Road 408 in Orlando Florida, I stumbled upon a little park while avoiding the rain. While really more a children’s playground than anything else, there was still a Pokestop here. Thus, I decided to take a look around. Lets explore Cherry Tree Park with Pokemon Go. Here is the park from another angle.