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Kraft Azalea Garden

  • CategoryOutdoors
  • Duration30-60 minutes
  • AdmissionFree
  • Rating★ 4.6
  • Price$
  • TransportRideshare from Park Avenue about 5 minutes; limited roadside parking

Kraft Azalea Garden is a small city park at 1365 Alabama Drive in Winter Park on the shore of Lake Maitland. Paths wind under cypress trees and through azalea beds, with benches facing the lake and views of the Winter Park skyline and boat traffic. The best season for blooms is late winter and early spring. The park is free and has limited roadside parking; many visitors combine it with the Scenic Boat Tour or Park Avenue.

Small free lakeside garden in Winter Park with cypress trees, azaleas and views of Lake Maitland.

Kraft Azalea Garden is a small city park at 1365 Alabama Drive in Winter Park on the shore of Lake Maitland. Paths wind under cypress trees and through azalea beds, with benches facing the lake and views of the Winter Park skyline and boat traffic. The best season for blooms is late winter and early spring. The park is free and has limited roadside parking; many visitors combine it with the Scenic Boat Tour or Park Avenue. Visit cityofwinterpark.org or call +1 407-599-3334.

Practical information for Kraft Azalea Garden · Last updated September 2026
Admission Free
Hours Daily dawn to dusk (confirm on cityofwinterpark.org)
Typical visit 30-60 minutes
Best time Morning or late afternoon; azaleas bloom February-March
Getting there Rideshare from Park Avenue about 5 minutes; limited roadside parking
Address 1365 Alabama Dr, Winter Park, FL 32789

Location

1365 Alabama Dr, Winter Park, FL 32789

28.5936, -81.3320 View on map

Highlights

  • Azaleas and cypress trees
  • Lake Maitland views
  • Free entry
  • Quiet benches

Tips for visiting

  • Visit in February-March for blooms.
  • Arrive early; parking is limited.
  • Pair with a Scenic Boat Tour.
  • Bring insect repellent in summer.

When to visit

Morning or late afternoon; azaleas bloom February-March

Accessibility

Paths are mostly paved but narrow; accessible parking is limited.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an entry fee?

No.

How long is the visit?

About 30-60 minutes.

Can visitors picnic?

Yes, though facilities are limited.