Altamonte Springs

A 37-acre lakeside park features one mile of continuous lighted boardwalk and covered pavilions, various ornamental plants, huge shade trees, park benches, floating stage, 900-seat amphitheater, handicapped accessible restrooms and ranger station. Many of the City's major events take place here.

Eastmonte Park is one of the City’s premier parks and is home to the Altamonte Baseball Academy, racquetball and tennis programs and Special Needs activities. The park features great amenities including: 3 picnic pavilions, 4 indoor air-conditioned racquetball courts, 5 lighted baseball fields; 3 with artificial turf infields, batting cages and pitching lanes, playground area with handicap accessible features, lighted tennis court, bambino buddy ball field, outdoor basketball court.

Softball fields, beach volleyball courts, picnic pavilions, playground, exercise trail.

Near Cranes Roost Park and adjacent to the Seminole Wekiva Trail, a large park with tennis and racquetball courts, full-court basketball, playground, pavilions, and hiking trails. Tennis and Racquetball court usage incurs a fee. One of the hiking trails runs along the backside of Seminole Softball Complex.

• • Closed for renovation until Spring 2019** Outdoor pool and deck, multi-purpose room, therapeutic pool, senior activity room, playground, 100-person pavilion, 2 tennis courts, 3 pickleball courts, basketball courts, 4 bocce courts, multi-purpose field.

18 holes, over 6,640 yards with a par of 72 (Public).

A nearly 14-mile paved trail built on the former Orange Belt Railway. The trail has more tree-lined than open sections and passes near several parks. It starts at 436 near 434 and runs mostly North to Lake Mary where it joins the Cross Seminole Trail at the pedestrian bridge over Interstate 4 in Lake Mary. There are several trailheads along the route with differing amenities including restrooms and water fountains. A local artist and carpenter, Jeff Sonksen, started a project named, Paint the Trail. It is an impressive collection of trail side paintings. Heading North on trail, look for the paintings just south of E.E. Williamson Rd. Several locations on the trail have paintings.