After a lot of exploration, I finally reached the last park on the Little Econ Trail. Arcadia Acres Park however was just a little stop on the final leg of said trail. Do not be fooled by the fact that I spent most of my time away from Arcadia Acres Park. There is plenty to see and do here. From
After visiting multiple dud parks in a row I decided to go visit a true fire spot. Back from my week long hiatus thanks to Kingdom Hearts III, I explored Lake Lawsona Park. A place I am familiar with already. Given the name, it should not surprise anyone that Lake Lawsona Park contains a lake. As usual when I explore
After hitting most of the cluster of parks near downtown, I decided to look elsewhere for a change of pace. Warren Park was the first that I found by going a different direction from my house. Though it is a bit smaller than the last few places I visited, Warren Park has a lot to offer. From volleyball courts to
Finishing up my little park exploration on the southeast side of downtown Orlando, I reached Dickson Azalea Park. This is one of my favorite places in Downtown Orlando ascetically. As it turns out, Pokemon Go players will enjoy coming here too. Lets see what I found. As you can see, this place is very unlike many of the other parks
I explored Langford Park again and this time the sun was out. I managed to snap a lot of pictures and even discovered areas of the park that I never would have noticed in the dark. Let’s see what I discovered. I walked past the entrance area which was the place I explored last night. This time, I managed to
Continuing my adventure in the many parks in one area, I entered Lake Cherokee Park. Combining aspects of the last few areas I visited, this one had a mix and match of the others both in and out of Pokemon Go. First I took a walk around the non lake part of Lake Cherokee Park. The open fields were in
Right next to Delaney Park, sits Al Coith Park. Unlike the one I explored last night, this adventure took me to open fields. Let’s see what else there was to find here. Thanks to the return to day time, the pictures are much clearer. I first worked my way around the outside of the park. This was done easily thanks
Not far from Goldenrod Road (State Road 551) and Lake Underhill Road, sits this child friendly park that I have visited in the past. Armed with Pokemon Go,I returned to Capehart Park to see what I could discover. When one enters Capehart Park, the first thing visible is this recreation building. I am not quite sure what is inside as
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