Street parking and there’s a decent amount of parking garages close by. I recommend the post parkside garage. Easy to get in and out of and it’s right across the street from the lake

Yes, if you take any bus that says Lynxx downtown station and then you can walk a few blocks and it's not far from the bus station.

It's a small park and not suitable for biking. Biking is prohibited and limited to walking on the sidewalks.

This park is more for walking or jogging. I don't think bicycles are allowed.

there is disable parking along the downtown side of the park near the amphitheater. most parking is metered. but you can usually find non-metered parking on the east side of the lake off Summerland Ave.

Bruno, eu nao jantei proximo ao parque, mas coloque no google lake+eola+dinner que voce vai achar os melhores restaurantes... eu nao posso coloar o link aqui para voce, senao eu o faria... Um otimo passeio para voce!!

Yes, plenty of free on the street parking all around the lake. Trying parking on Eola Drive on the Eastern edge, or there are 3 streets that run from the lake to the north with less traffic (Broadway Ave, Hillman Ave and Cathcart Ave)

I live locally and spend about 2 hours, walking around the lake, enjoying the day, stopping by the Farmer's Market on the weekend. I have seen other people using the playground, renting swan boats, taking photos & taking a tai chi class. It depends on how you plan to spend your time.

Yes Dogs are allowed, you may also see monkeys, snakes, lizards, exotic birds, and even Big Bird and cookie monster :)

You really want to spend some time in the downtown Orlando/Winter Park area, in fact, allot a couple of days. The Orange County History Center is just a couple of blocks away, there is antique row on Orange Ave, Leu Gardens, one of my favorites, a couple of miles away, and the Morse museum and Winter Park boat tour, and all the lovely shopping and restaurants in Winter Park. The Virginia/Mills area just north of East Colonial Dr (SR 50) is where Leu Gardens is located, and there are a load of great restaurants, many of them Vietnamese. The Orlando Museum of Art and Menello Art Museum is a few blocks up Mills Ave. If you have any more questions on what to do in Orlando away from the theme parks, please ask. I LOVE my city and there is always something to do or see where the locals live, and we have many wonderful places to eat.