Shingle Creek Regional Park - Kissimmee (FL)

5 /5 Laurie Gomez: Been living in Kissimmee, FL for 17 years now, this is the first time my husband and I have gone to Pioneer village at Shingle Creek. I must admit, this is my new favorite place. I wish I lived in this timeframe of the Pioneer Village. What awesome views. Brings me back to this time, like The Waltons tv show. We went here to walk the trails for the first time. We were not disappointed. The scenery is gorgeous. The trails are marked with little signs of a hiker with an arrow pointing direction. There were picnic areas throughout. There were trash cans there also. A small playground at the entrance of Pioneer Village and a bathroom. The trails were hard dirt, cement, and grassy at times. Good for walking. Not loose. Everyone we passed while walking were friendly and said hi, just like the old days when people were friendly towards each other. Not like nowadays. Some had dogs on leashes. The pups looked like they enjoyed being in the woods. Definitely will be back often

3 /5 Kathy Rodriguez: We did not make it into the village. The trail is decent but I did find the directional signage lacking a bit. I didnt like that on part of it you could see new construction near by.

5 /5 Michael Cohn: Shingle Creek is a hidden gem. The park follows the creek through an area harvested of trees at the previous turn off the century. The park is quiet and beautiful and a total surprise inside of Orlando. They have walking trails and kayaks for rent plus a bicycle path.

3 /5 Paul Verrilli: Small, but nice little park with a dog park, playground, small walking trail, and an interesting exercise equipment and games setup along the path to keep kids and adults engaged. If I lived closeby, I would go more regularly, but Id say its not a park that I would recommend a long trek to get to it. I think about 45min was all we were able to do before we were ready to call it quits.

5 /5 CHEFTIMP: Great park to walk around. Beautiful scenery and very quiet and natural. Some areas were paved but some were rough. Boardwalk was really cool! Well definitely go back again. You need to access park from 192 or across the street at visitor center. The same name park at the end of bass lake rd is a tiny park with a dog park area and a small walking trail with exercise stations.