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Screen-free Activities Perfect for Summer

June 6, 2025

Looking for fun, family-friendly ways to unplug this summer in Longwood, Florida? Whether you're a local resident, planning a move, or just exploring the area, this post is packed with screen-free activities in and around Longwood. From splash pads and storytime to rollerblading and LEGO-building, there’s no shortage of creative, active, and affordable ways to keep your kids engaged without a tablet or phone in sight!

As local real estate experts and parents who know the value of balancing fun and wellness, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite go-to spots for summer adventures—many of which are right in your backyard. These Longwood-area gems offer more than just entertainment—they build memories, spark imagination, and connect you to the community. So ditch the screens and discover what makes Longwood one of Central Florida’s best-kept secrets for summer fun!

1. Splash Pad at Reiter Park 

📍 311 W Warren Ave, Longwood, FL 32750
Reiter Park is a must-visit for families in Longwood. The splash pad is a favorite among little ones looking to beat the heat, and the shaded playground and open green space make it a perfect all-day destination. Bonus: the farmer’s market is happening all summer long, every Saturday starting at 9am! 

2. Candyland Park 

📍 599 Longdale Ave, Longwood, FL 32750
Candyland Park lives up to its sweet name with multiple playgrounds, tennis courts, baseball fields, and even a skate park! Whether your kids want to climb, kick a soccer ball, or roll on wheels, this park has something for everyone. It’s also a great place for parents to sneak in some steps or a jog while the kids play.

3. Longwood’s Public Library 

📍 West Branch: 245 N Hunt Club Blvd, Longwood, FL 32779
The Seminole County Public Library in Longwood is an incredible resource. Check out their summer reading program, family-friendly craft workshops, and storytimes that bring the community together without screens. It’s educational, air-conditioned, and completely free. You can see what’s happening all month for June here, and get a head start on July here!

4. For the LEGO Lovers 

📍 Orlando Brick Co: 1821 Ronald Reagan Blvd, Longwood, FL 32750

Unleash your child's imagination and creativity with LEGO! Orlando Brick Co in Longwood is a locally loved treasure trove of pre-owned LEGO sets, mini-figures, and bricks you can buy by the scoop. It’s perfect for hands-on play and budget-friendly builds, with rare finds and nostalgic sets that both kids and adults will appreciate.

Plus, you can join their free Monday Movie Nights every Monday at 6:00 PM. It's a fantastic way to enjoy a family-friendly film in a LEGO-themed environment. Check out their Facebook Page to see all upcoming dates! 

Additional LEGO-Themed Summer Events:

  • LEGO Makers Club at Altamonte Springs Library
    📍 281 Maitland Ave, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
    A monthly event where kids aged 5–17 can engage in themed LEGO STEM creations. Next session: June 16th, 2025, from 4-5pm.

  • Summer Lego Club at West Branch Library
    📍 West Branch: 245 N Hunt Club Blvd, Longwood, FL 32779
    Happening every Monday from 3-4pm through July 25th. For kids 5+, LEGOs are provided and no registration is required! 

Make This Summer One to Remember

Whether you're soaking up the sun at Reiter Park’s splash pad or checking out books at the library, these screen-free activities in the Longwood area will help you create lasting memories this summer.

At The A List at Compass, we know the value of community and lifestyle. Thinking of making Longwood home? Reach out—we’d love to show you around our favorite neighborhoods and help you find a home that fits your Florida lifestyle.

 

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