This 150-acre park features wetlands & woods, plus a boardwalk, a pavilion, playgrounds & more.
At a glance
#4 of 4 Tourist attractions in Altamonte Springs #6 of 6 Parks in Altamonte SpringsLocalGuideWorld score: 4.05
Rating breakdown
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5 ★61%
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4 ★13%
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3 ★6%
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2 ★3%
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1 ★17%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Lake Lotus Park?
- Lake Lotus Park is rated 4.0 out of 5 based on 232 reviews.
- How does Lake Lotus Park rank in Altamonte Springs?
- Lake Lotus Park is #4 of 4 Tourist attractions in Altamonte Springs by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Lake Lotus Park located?
- 1153 Lake Lotus Park Rd, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714, United States — 6.3 km from the center of Altamonte Springs.
- How can I contact Lake Lotus Park?
- Phone: +1 321-436-4146 · Website: altamonte.org
Used to love going here on my lunch breaks, especially in the fall/winter/spring when the humidity is lower. PLEASE fix the boardwalks! When it is open it's a 5 star gem, but it's been closed down for 2 years now with boardwalks in disrepair.
They do not allow dogs here. This is the only park in all of Florida where I've been asked to leave with my dog by an employee of the park. I have a well trained pit bull. She was neither aggressive or unleashed at any point during my time here, yet I still got asked to go. It's unfortunate that some people are against having dogs at public parks, especially when our tax dollars go towards funding. We pick up after them, keep our distance and mind our own business. Some dog owners just ruin it for the rest of us. The other walkways have been blocked off due to storm damage and it seems as though they have not been repaired in years. Seems like the management is neglecting these main aspects of the park and is not communicating with the locals here on a future plan. Largely a disappointing experience.
We’ve been visiting Lake Lotus Park for quite a few years now and it’s a great place to take your family. The rangers are attentive, fishing is always a great option and the tragic, albeit short, is an educational experience. Nice park for a picnic too.
Used to love this park. Unfortunately the hiking trails have been closed since storms Nicole and Ian back in 2022. It’s been a year since the boardwalks have been available. Also the playground area has horrible amounts of red ants. Everytime we go at least one kid in our group ends up covered in ant bites.
Great place to take the family on a well maintained boardwalk. Our family enjoyed seeing turtles, birds and abundant wildlife. There are several areas to stop and look at the beautiful lake. There are abundant fishing locations along the boardwalk so bring your poles.
Peaceful place with plenty of sitting areas, shaded benches, gazebos and designated fishing plus enjoyable boardwalk/ trails. For years it had been impossible to visit due to being closed every time we were in the area. Today was our lucky day. Open from Thursday to Sunday. Swings for kids and grills are also plentiful. Will be back on a Thursday definitely- for some relaxation for me and fishing for my hubby. A piece of heaven in Altamonte.
Lake Lotus Park is one of the best in the area. It includes walking trails and an stroller/wheelchair accessible boardwalk paths, a fishing dock, wildlife info, informative panels about the plants, lots of benches, a playground, and CLEAN BATHROOMS! 👍
The map is accurate and easy to follow. Overflow parking is across the street from the entrance and easy to navigate. A shuttle service runs every 25 minutes from the overflow parking to the park, visitors may also safely use the walking path from the overflow parking. Park Rangers are helpful and use golf carts to make regular rounds throughout the walking paths.
Enjoy! 🌳🌿
The map is accurate and easy to follow. Overflow parking is across the street from the entrance and easy to navigate. A shuttle service runs every 25 minutes from the overflow parking to the park, visitors may also safely use the walking path from the overflow parking. Park Rangers are helpful and use golf carts to make regular rounds throughout the walking paths.
Enjoy! 🌳🌿
This little park is just the bees knees.
Since moving to the area a few years ago, I’ve been lucky to live just 2 minutes away from this hidden gem.
There’s a lot of foot area for exploring on their trails (most of which are on risen wooden boardwalks), plus the playground and of course the lake towards the back of the park where there’s always someone fishing. There’s a butterfly garden near the parking/playground areas where I’ve seen massively cool looking caterpillars, incredibly deep colored flowers, and a plethora of butterflies. My one complaint about this park is that it’s closed on weekdays (it’s closed Mon-Wed). I used to have another complaint regarding the trolley, but now that the pandemic has affected everything, there is no more trolley (yay!). You used to have to park on the other side of the main street to ride a trolley if you wanted to get in the park on weekends. Never made sense to me.
If you want to disconnect from the noise of the city, the news, and everything else, but can't go too far from home? Come here. If you easily find the magic in nature, this place is quite the adventure compared to most other parks in the area. You will be absolutely delighted.
Since moving to the area a few years ago, I’ve been lucky to live just 2 minutes away from this hidden gem.
There’s a lot of foot area for exploring on their trails (most of which are on risen wooden boardwalks), plus the playground and of course the lake towards the back of the park where there’s always someone fishing. There’s a butterfly garden near the parking/playground areas where I’ve seen massively cool looking caterpillars, incredibly deep colored flowers, and a plethora of butterflies. My one complaint about this park is that it’s closed on weekdays (it’s closed Mon-Wed). I used to have another complaint regarding the trolley, but now that the pandemic has affected everything, there is no more trolley (yay!). You used to have to park on the other side of the main street to ride a trolley if you wanted to get in the park on weekends. Never made sense to me.
If you want to disconnect from the noise of the city, the news, and everything else, but can't go too far from home? Come here. If you easily find the magic in nature, this place is quite the adventure compared to most other parks in the area. You will be absolutely delighted.
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