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Delaney Park, Orlando, Florida, Orlando — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Brick streets run through Delaney Park, a residential district of Orlando south of downtown, edged by Delaney Avenue, East Kaley Street and Summerlin Avenue.
About Delaney Park, Orlando, Florida
Where to stay in Delaney Park, Orlando, Florida
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Delaney Park is residential ground, so a stay here means a house rather than a lobby. Downtown Orlando holds the nearest hotels, north past the Lake Cherokee streets. Inside the district the question is which street. Delaney Park Drive and Florida Street keep the brick and the oak shade at the north end, while Eola Drive and Avalon Boulevard run quieter toward East Kaley Street.
Whichever end you take, Delaney Avenue carries you back out.
About Delaney Park, Orlando, Florida
What are the main landmarks in Delaney Park, Orlando, Florida?
Delaney Park keeps its landmarks at ground level, in brick. Paving runs the length of Delaney Park Drive, Florida Street, Richmond Street and East Miller Street, and holds stretches of Osceola Avenue and Avalon Boulevard as well. The city park carries the name too.
Delaney Park covers 7.25 acres off Delaney Avenue at the north end, with ball fields, tennis courts and playgrounds under old oaks. Museums are downtown business. The Orange County Regional History Center stands over a kilometre north of here, in the Central Business District.
What is the history of Delaney Park, Orlando, Florida?
Delaney Park shares its name with the avenue along its western edge and with the city park at its northern end, and the park did not always carry it. It opened as Duckworth Park. The name changed to Delaney Park in 1959.
Brick paving survives on Delaney Park Drive, Florida Street and Richmond Street. William R. Boone High School opened in 1952, just south of East Kaley Street in Wadeview Park.
Where is Delaney Park, Orlando, Florida?
Delaney Park lies on the south side of Orlando, running from East Gore Street down to East Kaley Street between Delaney Avenue and Summerlin Avenue.
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Updated September 2026