
Avalon Park, FL
Avalon Park pairs a walkable town center with the everyday convenience of east Orlando, all inside Orange County.
Data as of 2026-08-11. Refreshed quarterly.
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Avalon Park is a planned community on the east side of Orlando, in Orange County, Florida. It is organized around a central town center that brings shops, restaurants, and offices together in one walkable core, a layout that sets it apart from many conventional suburban subdivisions in the area.
The neighborhood's Walk Score of 47 reflects this mixed design. Residents who live close to the town center can handle some errands and dining trips on foot, while those in the surrounding residential sections generally rely on a car to reach daily destinations, school, and work. This makes Avalon Park a place where walkability varies by exactly how close a home sits to the core.
Because it sits within Orlando and Orange County, Avalon Park benefits from proximity to the wider Orlando job market, schools, and services, while still offering a self-contained town center that functions as a local gathering point for the surrounding neighborhoods.
What makes it distinctive
Things that move the needle.
Town Center Layout
A central, mixed-use core brings retail, dining, and offices together, giving residents nearby a walkable option for daily needs.
East Orlando, Orange County Location
Avalon Park sits within Orlando city limits in Orange County, connecting residents to the broader Orlando area.
Walk Score of 47
A Walk Score of 47 indicates moderate walkability concentrated near the town center, with a car still needed for most trips from outlying residential streets.
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Frequently asked
Common questions about Avalon Park.
Is Avalon Park walkable?
Avalon Park has a Walk Score of 47. Areas near the town center support walking for some errands and dining, but most residential streets require a car for daily trips.
Where is Avalon Park located?
Avalon Park is located on the east side of Orlando, within Orange County, Florida.
What makes Avalon Park different from a typical subdivision?
Avalon Park is built around a central town center that combines retail, dining, and office space, rather than being a purely residential development.
Do I need a car to live in Avalon Park?
For most residents, yes. The Walk Score of 47 shows that while the town center itself is walkable, the surrounding neighborhoods are best navigated by car.
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