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Truskett Park
4.5★ · 90 Google ratings · Montverde, Florida
✓ Toddlers✓ Shade
At a glance
What visitors report about Truskett Park
Age
Toddlers + young kidsBased on visitor reports · 2017–2026
Shade
Shade reportedBased on visitor reports · 2017–2026
Shown only when the evidence clears our bar. How we know this.
Guide
Good to know
Good for a picnic
Picnic facilities on site, with room to sit and eat near the play area.
Official listing
Works well for younger kids
Visitors report equipment suited to under-5s.
Based on visitor reports · 2017–2026
Best for quiet relaxation
This small park with a covered dock overlooking the lake is ideal for peaceful visits and wildlife watching.
Arrive early on weekends
Only three parking spots are available and they fill quickly on busy days.
Bring a stroller carefully
The paved boardwalk to the dock is accessible but slopes downhill the entire way.
Watch for alligators near dock
Multiple visitors reported seeing four or more gators that came very close to the dock.
Check current access status
Recent reviews indicate the park was closed due to storm damage from Hurricane Milton.
Distilled from 51 visitor reviews.
Practical
Plan your visit
📍 17338-17350 1st St, Montverde, FL 34756
Nearby
Nearby playgrounds
0.4 miles away · Has restrooms
Questions
Parent FAQs
Is there shade at Truskett Park?
Visitors specifically mention shade: trees, sails or covered seating.
Is Truskett Park good for toddlers?
Yes. Visitors mention equipment suited to under-5s. Based on visitor reports · 2017–2026
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How we know this. Place details from the public Google business listing; facilities inferred from 51 visitor reviews; playground outlines and amenity positions from OpenStreetMap (ODbL), which is also what the size is measured on; aerial imagery from USGS (2022). Attributes appear only when the evidence clears our confidence bar, and review text is never republished. The unedited aerial shows tree cover, which is our second check on shade. Read the method · Report a mistake