Wadeview Park

I really enjoy taking my dog to this park. We walk the sidewalk around the park. But if your dog was good off the leash, they have a large park to throw the ball. Just remember there is no fence surrounding the park. If you forget your dog’s poopie bag, the have two baggie stations.
If a picnic is your style, there are plenty of covered tables available. They also have free standing grills if you want to BBQ. If you want to plan a party, just call the city to reserve your spot.
There is a fenced play area and also an agility course.
The only this this park is missing if water hoses… for those who bring their dogs.

Quiet, great location, on beautiful Lake Wade, grills, pavilions, playground, open play areas with great, old oak and pine trees, pool, birds, fishing. Perfect little downtown park!!!

I love Wayview park. It has beautiful trees and a great walking path. It has a really fun playground and lots of parking. Definitely a different environment with lots of trees and other parks in Orlando, but a great place to take a walk and to spend some time in the shade. Lots of picnic areas too.

Just a neighborhood park with a little play ground that is next to Boone High School. Not a destination park or anything to make a special visit worthwhile. They also have a broken fountain that makes it look run down.

Have you ever noticed that restaurants and businesses in the SoDo area are listed in the neighborhood of «Wadeview Park?» Well Virginia there IS a Wadeview Park. Drive east on Michigan Street and turn left on Osceola; drive down Osceola a few blocks and you’ll run right into it.
Wadeview is a comfortable city park with beautiful trees, located right next to Boone High School. It’s quiet, green and peaceful. There is a fitness trail along the perimeter, and dogs on leashes are allowed.
They also have a children’s playground and covered picnic pavilions. The largest pavilion would accommodate eight to twelve people.
I felt good here. I know that my canine will love it too.

A large-​ish city park nestled in the heart of the Wadeview Park neighborhood. Despite being within earshot of several busy roads, the park is quiet and relaxing. It sits adjacent to Boone High School and the Wadeview Community Center.
Wadeview Park has tons of trees and several rentable pavilions, which makes it great for group gatherings. The newest pavilion, near the entrance to the park off Summerlin, is coupled with a fenced in toddler’s playground and is also closest to the restrooms. If I’m not mistaken, I think it’s also the only city park to feature an agility course for people with disabilities.

Lots and lots of trees at this lovely little park! It’s a great location, so close to my home and it’s also lit at night (not super bright but good for early evening walks). I wish the sidewalk would snake through the park more instead of being on the perimeter but it’s a really pleasant walk.
It’s right next to a soft ball field so sometimes the noise from car stereos and fans can be a bit distracting.
I like to walk my dogs here — they have a lot of doggy bag dispensers but barely any trash cans line the sidewalk. You have to walk inward towards the trees or just hang on to it until you find a trash can by the softball field.

Full of pine, cypress and oak trees, this 8 acre park is a fabulous addition to the Wadeview neighborhood of Orlando. It’s near the new Sodo shopping area and not far from downtown.
The trees are tall and everywhere you look. Thus, this is not the type of park where you could play soccer or flag football. Rather, it’s the perfect place to bring your pets or your family for a Sunday picnic. There are many tables and charcoal grills scattered throughout and walking paths to get you there. Lamps line the perimeter so if the sun starts to set you won’t need to rush out of there. There’s also a small playground in case the little ones become bored.
And for adults, there is an incentive to get exercising. Red Parcourse areas feature different fitness activities you can do on your own to get in shape. This is the first park I’ve been to that actually has such equipment which makes it unique and fabulous for anyone living nearby.
A side note for everyone who loves mosquitoes as much as I do – because there are so many trees the population of bugs increases so make sure you’re prepared. There’s nothing worse than itching and scratching while you’re trying to enjoy an afternoon outside.