Mayor Carl T. Langford Park, Orlando: Photos, Reviews & Location

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#48 of 79 Tourist attractions in Orlando #26 of 55 Parks in Orlando

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.60

12.7 km from the center of Orlando

Rating breakdown

5 ★68%
4 ★24%
3 ★7%
2 ★1%
1 ★1%

1808 E Central Blvd, Orlando, FL 32803

cityoforlando.net

(407) 246-2283

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Mayor Carl T. Langford Park?: Mayor Carl T. Langford Park is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 338 reviews.
How does Mayor Carl T. Langford Park rank in Orlando?: Mayor Carl T. Langford Park is #48 of 79 Tourist attractions in Orlando by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Mayor Carl T. Langford Park located?: 1808 E Central Blvd, Orlando, FL 32803 — 12.7 km from the center of Orlando.
How can I contact Mayor Carl T. Langford Park?: Phone: (407) 246-2283 · Website: cityoforlando.net

Reviews (8)

Trixie Amberly 2023 Nov 18

Such an excellent path to have an outdoor get gathering! The GoScin picnic was so much fun here and I’m sure we’ll be back there future

K 2023 Nov 06

The park itself is beautiful, there are a few playgrounds & nice grassy areas to enjoy. However, as a parent this park is not exactly ideal. To start, it is EXTREMELY dog friendly, in the short time we were there we saw a handful of aggressive breeds. Most notably, an elderly couple had a young pit bull that was dragging them around (The gentleman was literally walking with the assistance of a walking stick) the dog was clearly untrained & ended up attacking another dog. Of course, the frail old lady couldn’t control the dog or help at all in the situation. It’s really a shame that people choose to have these dogs & make them EVERYONE ELSE’S PROBLEM. After the dogs separated the pit bull was extremely energetic, running around looking for the next thing to jump all over, now imagine your child crawling around in eyeshot of the thing. Not only that, within 20 minutes of us being there OPD was on the scene & ended up leaving holding some sort of evidence in a gloved hand. I also saw a small baggie (use your imagination…) near the playground. The park ITSELF is okay, the environment… not so much.

Laura Jessica Photography 2023 Jan 31

I love this park, it's one of my favorites to take photos at. It has some beautiful bridges, gorgeous trees and flowers. There are two playgrounds (One on each end) which are great for the kids. Love this place.

Mark Wisehart 2022 Sep 17

Oh…my….GOSH! The Tree’s are Huge! There’s SO many! This should be renamed Treehugger Park! So many beautiful places to wander and explore. The activities center up front was open but we didn’t walk in. Delightful!!

William Mason 2022 Feb 19

Beautiful park. Little creek has tiny fish and tadpoles. We had a little bit of dried dog food and had a lot of fun feeding the fish and on the playground. Saw honeybees on the flowers, lizards, black racers and beautiful song birds. Yes, there are some homeless living in the park, but they leave you alone, nothing to worry about. Bring them some water and a sandwich for bonus XP. 🤓

onthegoboomer 2021 Mar 01

A very nice community park. Easy strolling paths and beautiful mature oaks with years of Spanish moss draping their branches. There is a playground for the children and plenty of foot paths and bridges to cross. There is a clean rest room to use. It has pavilions and a gazebo so you can host a birthday party or family cookout. Parking was easy and it was easy to get around. The park was immaculate and plenty of families were there enjoying the outdoors.

Thelxie Truthfully 2019 Oct 07

Most scenic park in Orlando. Beautiful place to reflect and relax. There are several wooden boardwalks that connect paved trails. There is a small creek that flows through the park and through Dickson Azaela Park which is right across the street. There are two playgrounds, one of which is for smaller children and toddlers.

Local Guide 2018 May 30

A beautiful all natural park. There are many trees with a mix of new bald cypress trees and old very large and sturdy oaks. Abundant shade for the hot sunny months. Several trails to explore around this vast area. Many birds and squirrels to see during your visit. Lots of room for kids to run around to get exercise and to play. Lots of on site parking and close to downtown Orlando.