Gilbert McQueen Park

Gilbert McQueen Park is a 19.4-acre urban park located in Orlando, Florida. The park is named in honor of Gilbert McQueen, the first African-American from Orlando killed in the Korean War. Situated along Lake Mann, the park offers over 850 feet of shoreline.

Originally known as the Lake Mann Recreation Area, Gilbert McQueen Park serves as a neighborhood park for the surrounding community. It provides both active and passive recreational opportunities for visitors.

The park features various amenities for visitors to enjoy, including a playground for children, a grilling area for picnics, and a baseball field with outdoor lighting. These facilities make the park suitable for family outings, community gatherings, and sports activities.

Gilbert McQueen Park is part of the City of Orlando's parks system, which aims to provide accessible green spaces and recreational facilities for residents and visitors alike. The park's location and amenities make it a valuable resource for the local community, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation, relaxation, and social gatherings.