Year Founded
1986
The vibrant community of Hunter’s Creek was master-planned in the mid-1980s as a massive, family-oriented suburban neighborhood designed explicitly around top-tier multi-acre recreational parks and private lakefront properties. Developed during the rapid growth of southern Orange County, the neighborhood earned national recognition for its comprehensive safety designs, beautiful landscape architecture, and community-first infrastructure. Today, the absolute top attraction is the expansive network of seven distinct, resident-only municipal mega-parks that are completely interconnected by paved fitness trails. The community takes immense pride in its emphasis on competitive sports and nature preservation, maintaining pristine water bodies and active athletic pavilions in every village enclave. Popular things to do include playing tournament racquetball, jogging around crystal-clear preservation lakes, fishing from stocked community piers, and attending large neighborhood holiday festivals. Logistically, Hunter’s Creek is situated roughly 13 miles southwest of Orlando International Airport (MCO). The town is positioned about 38 miles south of Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB). Commuting northwest to the vacation and retail avenues of Disney Springs requires a quick 10-mile drive via State Road 417. To reach the nearest coastal tide, a drive of 58 miles east brings travelers straight to the sand of Cocoa Beach.
Top Attractions
The Interconnected Neighborhood Mega-Parks System
Golf Courses
Hunter’s Creek Golf Club
Public Parks
Osprey Park, Vista Park, Calabay Park, Mallard Park, Eagle Park, Braddock Park
Attraction Details
The Mega-Parks System serves as a massive multi-park athletic asset providing lighted tennis courts, basketball zones, soccer complexes, and dog runs. Hunter’s Creek Golf Club features a scenic, 18-hole public course layout winding through pristine pine flatwoods. Osprey Park functions as the premier social center, offering a modern community house, walking trails, and waterfront picnic pavilions.