The Park at Orwin Manor

Like the many other mini neighborhood parks throughout Orlando and Winter Park, this little park is intended for walking pedestrians. It is well maintained, has a small grass field for sports, a playground, swings including baby swing, a few benches, and a water fountain. There is a notice board for events/info relating to the surrounding neighborhood, Orwin Manor. There is no official public parking, though sometimes we see someone parked at the curb on Berkshire Ave.

The land where The Park at Orwin Manor is located was almost sold to be developed in March of 1992. There were four vacant buildable lots and the Orwin Manor Association was lobbying for a park there when they went up for sale by Walter Rose's heirs. The Orwin Manor Association had asked for the land to be donated and was denied. The City of Winter Park bought the property for $160,000 on September 24, 1992 and together with numerous volunteers from Orwin Manor, built the city owned park dedicated on October 24, 1994. Ever since, volunteers and the City of Winter Park have contributed to maintaining it for the public.

Beautiful, serene, peaceful and I didn't have to move!

Peaceful. 👍🏾

Nice park

Small neighborhood park great for residents only. No public parking.

Well maintained equipment and grounds. Park not completely enclosed by fencing and boarders busy street.