Audubon Park
One of Orlando's most beloved urban neighborhoods, Audubon Park's tree-lined blocks and indie-spirited Corrine Drive corridor draw locals for boutique shopping, craft coffee, and one-of-a-kind restaurants.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Audubon Park
What is Audubon Park known for?
One of Orlando's most beloved urban neighborhoods, Audubon Park's tree-lined blocks and indie-spirited Corrine Drive corridor draw locals for boutique shopping, craft coffee, and one-of-a-kind restaurants.
Where is Audubon Park located?
Audubon Park sits about 4 miles northeast of Downtown Orlando, just off Colonial Drive (SR 50), and roughly 13 miles from Orlando International Airport. Corrine Drive is the neighborhood's main commercial strip.
What kinds of businesses can I find in Audubon Park?
The OrlandoVibe Local Guide features restaurants, shops, and other local businesses tagged to Audubon Park — browse the listings on this page to see what's currently included.
Does Audubon Park have local news, reviews, or events coverage?
Yes — when stories, reviews, or events are tied to Audubon Park, they appear in the Stories, Reviews & Upcoming Events section on this page.
How do I add or claim a business listing in Audubon Park?
Search for your business in the OrlandoVibe Local Guide and claim your listing to update its hours, contact details, and photos, or sign in to add a new listing from your dashboard.
Is there a local organization representing Audubon Park?
Yes — Audubon Park Garden District (APGD Main Street, Inc.) represents local businesses in Audubon Park. Learn more at https://www.helloapgd.com/.
Is Audubon Park walkable?
Yes — the Corrine Drive corridor is a compact, walkable strip lined with shops and restaurants within a tree-lined residential neighborhood.
What kind of food and restaurants can I find in Audubon Park?
Known for craft coffee, farmers market vendors, and one-of-a-kind restaurants along Corrine Drive, including the long-running East End Market food hall.
Is there a train station near Audubon Park?
No SunRail station sits directly in Audubon Park; the closest is the AdventHealth station near Loch Haven Park, a short drive away.
Is Audubon Park a good place to buy a home?
Audubon Park is a desirable, walkable market with mid-century homes in high demand from buyers who want an urban, boutique lifestyle close to downtown.
What can visitors do in Audubon Park?
Visitors come for the Audubon Park Garden District's Corrine Drive shops, East End Market, and the neighborhood's Monday-night farmers market.
Neighborhood group
Audubon Park Garden District (APGD Main Street, Inc.)