Orlando Loch Haven Park

Loch Haven Park is a 45-acre cultural park located in Orlando, Florida. Situated between three lakes - Lake Estelle to the north, Lake Rowena to the east, and Lake Formosa to the south - the park serves as Orlando's premier cultural center.

The park is home to several of Orlando's major cultural institutions. These include the Orlando Museum of Art, which features American art collections and traveling exhibitions; the Orlando Science Center, offering interactive science exhibits and planetarium shows; and the Orlando Repertory Theatre, which produces family-friendly theatrical performances. The Mennello Museum of American Art is also located within the park grounds, showcasing folk art and contemporary exhibitions.

In addition to its cultural venues, Loch Haven Park features expansive green spaces with old oak trees, including one of Central Florida's oldest oak trees known as "The Mayor." The park provides walking paths around its lakes and grassy areas for picnics and outdoor relaxation. Various sculptures and art installations can be found throughout the grounds, adding to the park's artistic ambiance.

Loch Haven Park regularly hosts community events, festivals, and outdoor performances, making it a central gathering place for Orlando residents and visitors interested in arts and culture. Its location near downtown Orlando and Winter Park makes it easily accessible and a popular destination for those seeking a respite from the city's more touristy areas.