Families, Parks and Recreation

Come experience a walk through time as you meander along Fern Creek in historic Dickson Azalea Park located across the street from the City of Orlando’s Mayor Carl T. Langford Park. The Washington Street bridge was constructed in 1926 and is reflective of many bridges found in South Florida. The lush landscaping, singing birds and flowing water are a treat to many visitors. This park is an oasis for those needing a quiet place to eat lunch or to reflect when this area was a watering hole years ago for cattle ranchers to quench the thirst of their cattle in Ferncreek. The dragonflies, shady trees and quietness of Dickson Azalea Park are a must see for people of all ages to experience.

Leashed pets are allowed at all City parks, but not in playgrounds or athletic fields. Please clean up after your pet.

Dickson Azalea Park and the nearby Mayor Carl T. Langford Park offer certain amenities within the facility for rent for events such as birthday parties, meetings, showers, and so on.  For details on the offerings for these particular parks, please call 407.246.2283, and for general information on park rentals, please see our Rental Fees brochure for Langford Park and Dickson Azalea Park or our Park Rental Information page.

• Mayor Carl T. Langford Park Neighborhood Center
• Dickson Azalea Park
• Langford's gazebo
• Langford's small pavilion
• Langford's large pavilion
• Langford's extra large pavilion

Public Use

• Dickson Azalea Park and Mayor Carl T. Langford Park (located across the street) are open from 5 a.m. to sunset.
• Mayor Carl T. Langford Park Neighborhood Center is available for rentals.