About Eagles Landing Neighborhood
Eagles Landing is a single-family village that sits at the southern boundary of Hunter's Creek, with Osceola County forming its southern edge, conservation wetlands wrapping the eastern flank, and Eagle Lake and Eagle Park defining its identity. Eagle Park was the first park built in Hunter's Creek and remains the community's flagship recreational asset — sports courts, a fishing dock, and a community center anchor year-round HCCA programming just steps from Eagles Landing front doors.
Homes in Eagles Landing date to the early- and mid-1990s phase of Hunter's Creek's original build-out, with single-story and two-story detached homes on standard production-builder lots. Floor plans typically range from 1,500 to 2,400 square feet, three to four bedrooms, and two-car garages. Exterior styling reflects the Florida stucco vernacular of the decade, and like most first-generation Hunter's Creek villages the housing stock has turned over repeatedly — many interiors have been renovated with contemporary kitchens, updated flooring, and outdoor living additions.
The village's defining feature is its access profile. Eagles Landing residents can walk to Eagle Park's courts and fishing dock, the eastern conservation edge offers a natural buffer that won't be built on, and the placement on Hunter's Creek Boulevard near Osceola Parkway puts the southern exits of the community within a two-minute drive. The setting reads quieter and more nature-adjacent than the village's Town Center counterparts without sacrificing the HCCA amenity framework.
📊 Quick Facts
🏠 Home Features
Eagles Landing homes reflect early-to-mid-1990s Central Florida production construction with substantial owner updates accumulated over the past three decades.
- Exteriors: Stucco siding, tile or architectural shingle roofs, attached two-car garages
- Lot features: Mature tree canopy, screened lanais common, some lots with conservation, Eagle Lake, or wetland views
- Interiors: Open living plans, vaulted or tray ceilings in two-story models, kitchens and bathrooms frequently updated in recent resales
- Pools: A share of homes have screened in-ground pools, though not a defining feature of the village
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Eagles Landing Location & Connections
Eagles Landing occupies the southern edge of Hunter's Creek along Hunter's Creek Boulevard, with the Osceola County line marking its southern boundary and a large conservation/wetland system wrapping the east. John Young Parkway (CR 423) runs along the community's western edge, Orange Blossom Trail (US 441) serves as the eastern arterial, and Osceola Parkway to the south provides a direct toll-road shot to Walt Disney World and Kissimmee.
🏘️ Adjacent Neighborhoods & Areas
- Foxhaven — established tree-lined village
- Timucua — conservation-adjacent village at the Shingle Creek Trail edge
- Eagle Park — the first park built in Hunter's Creek; directly adjacent
- Eagle Lake and conservation/wetland area to the east
- Osceola County line (southern boundary)
- Hunter's Creek Boulevard (primary community road)
- Osceola Parkway toll-road access south of the community
- John Young Parkway and Orange Blossom Trail (US-441) arterials
🚗 Detailed Commute Times
- Downtown Orlando: ~25–30 minutes (16 miles) via SR 417 or John Young Parkway
- UCF Main Campus: ~35 minutes (24 miles) via SR 417
- Walt Disney World: ~15 minutes (9 miles) via Osceola Parkway
- Universal Orlando: ~25 minutes (14 miles) via SR 417 and I-4
- SeaWorld Orlando: ~15 minutes (9 miles) via SR 417
- Lake Nona Medical City: ~20 minutes (14 miles) via SR 417
- Cocoa Beach: ~60 minutes (60 miles) via SR 417 and SR 528
- Gatorland: ~10 minutes (4 miles) via Orange Blossom Trail
- Kissimmee (downtown): ~12 minutes (6 miles) south via John Young Parkway
✈️ Airport Access
- Orlando International Airport (MCO): ~20 minutes (13 miles) via SR 417
- Kissimmee Gateway Airport: ~12 minutes (7 miles) via John Young Parkway
- Orlando Executive Airport: ~30 minutes (19 miles) via SR 417 and SR 408
- Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB): ~45 minutes (36 miles) via SR 417
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Eagles Landing Amenities & Lifestyle
Eagles Landing's signature advantage is direct adjacency to Eagle Park, which functions as the flagship of Hunter's Creek's seven-parks system. The park carries sports courts, a fishing dock on Eagle Lake, and the HCCA community center where year-round programming takes place — Bunny in the Park, Fourth of July, Fall Festival, and Hunter's Creep Halloween events all happen within walking distance of Eagles Landing front doors.
Beyond the park, residents tap into Hunter's Creek's full amenity stack: the Hunter's Creek Golf Club's 18-hole championship public course, the Hunter's Creek Promenade retail core along John Young Parkway, and the HCA Florida Hunter's Creek Emergency freestanding 24/7 ER — all within a short drive.
🏊 Neighborhood Amenities
Amenities directly inside or on the immediate edge of Eagles Landing:
- Walking access to Eagle Park — the first and flagship park in Hunter's Creek, with sports courts, fishing dock, and community center
- Eagle Lake frontage and views from select lots
- Eastern conservation/wetland buffer — permanent natural edge that won't be built on
- Access to the full HCCA seven-parks network
- Sidewalk connectivity along Hunter's Creek Boulevard
🛍️ Shopping & Services
The Hunter's Creek Promenade and Hunters Creek Town Center anchor the community's retail core along John Young Parkway, with The Loop open-air mall, The Florida Mall, and Mall at Millenia all within a 15-minute drive.
For comprehensive shopping information: View our Hunter's Creek Shopping Guide →
🍽️ Restaurants
The John Young Parkway corridor delivers a densely international food scene — sports bars, sushi, Latin cuisine, and global eats — plus date-night and fine-dining options near the Promenade.
For comprehensive restaurant information: View our Hunter's Creek Restaurants Guide →
🎭 Arts & Culture
HCCA-produced seasonal festivals run out of Eagle Park's community center, and Gatorland — Orlando's historic alligator attraction and a slice of Old Florida heritage — sits about 10 minutes east via OBT.
For comprehensive arts & culture information: View our Hunter's Creek Arts & Culture Guide →
🏃 Health & Wellness
The HCA Florida Hunter's Creek Emergency freestanding 24/7 ER is inside the community, AdventHealth Kissimmee is the closest full-service hospital, and Lake Nona Medical City is reachable in about 20 minutes via SR 417.
For comprehensive health & wellness information: View our Hunter's Creek Hospitals Guide →
🌳 Parks & Recreation
Eagles Landing is steps from Eagle Park, Hunter's Creek's original and flagship park. The full seven-parks system — including Osprey Park — is within the community, and Shingle Creek Trail offers hiking, biking, and kayaking just east.
For comprehensive parks & recreation information: View our Hunter's Creek Parks & Recreation Guide →
⚽ Sports & Athletics
Eagle Park's sports courts sit at the village doorstep with tennis, basketball, and racquetball facilities, plus youth soccer and Little League. The Hunter's Creek Golf Club and Falcon's Fire Golf Club are short drives away.
For comprehensive sports & athletics information: View our Hunter's Creek Sports & Athletics Guide →
🎉 Fun Things to Do
Walt Disney World is about 15 minutes via Osceola Parkway, SeaWorld is ~15 minutes via SR 417, and Universal Orlando is ~25 minutes via I-4. HCCA community events — Bunny in the Park, Fourth of July, Fall Festival, Hunter's Creep — run out of Eagle Park's community center just steps away.
For comprehensive events & activities information: View our Hunter's Creek Events & Things To Do Guide →
🎓 Schools
Eagles Landing is served by Orange County Public Schools:
- Elementary: Hunter's Creek Elementary (gifted & talented magnet program) or West Creek Elementary (verify zoning)
- Middle: Hunter's Creek Middle School (dual language, Project Lead The Way)
- High: Freedom High School (with Cypress Creek's IB program as a magnet option for eligible students)
School zoning at the southern edge of Hunter's Creek can be boundary-sensitive. Verify current assignments directly with Orange County Public Schools (407-317-3200) before making a purchase decision based on school boundaries.
For comprehensive school information: View our Hunter's Creek Schools Guide →
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How Eagles Landing Compares
Eagles Landing sits in the park-adjacent tier of Hunter's Creek's village hierarchy — not a gated luxury village, not golf-course-frontage, but defined by its direct walk-to-Eagle-Park position and its conservation-edge southern placement. Compared to similar park-adjacent and conservation-adjacent villages, Eagles Landing offers a distinctive combination of flagship-park proximity and southern-boundary access to Osceola Parkway.
| Feature | Eagles Landing | Foxhaven | Timucua |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product Type | Single-family detached | Single-family detached | Single-family detached |
| Era Built | Early/mid-1990s | Primarily 1990s | Primarily 1990s |
| Park Adjacency | Eagle Park (flagship) | Near trail access | Near Shingle Creek Trail |
| Conservation Edge | Eastern wetland buffer | Tree-lined interior | Adjacent conservation |
| Southern Access | Osceola Parkway direct | Community interior | Community interior |
| Gated | No | No | No |
| CDD Fee | No | No | No |
💡 Value Proposition: Eagles Landing is the most park-proximate village in Hunter's Creek, delivering a walk-to-flagship-park lifestyle that no other village can replicate, paired with a permanent conservation buffer to the east and direct Osceola Parkway access to Disney.
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Eagles Landing HOA & CDD Information
Eagles Landing operates under the umbrella of the Hunter's Creek Community Association (HCCA), which maintains the seven-parks system, produces the community-wide event calendar out of Eagle Park's community center, enforces architectural standards, and manages common areas across all 35+ villages. Most Hunter's Creek villages also carry sub-association fees on top of the master HCCA assessment, with totals varying by village.
Hunter's Creek is not a Community Development District (CDD), so residents do not pay CDD bond debt or O&M assessments layered on top of property taxes — a meaningful cost advantage relative to many newer Central Florida master-planned communities. For background, see our overviews of what an HOA is and what a CDD is.
💰 HOA Fees & Management Contact
HOA fees and management company information often change. Please contact us and we will be happy to provide you with the current HOA fee, payment schedule, and direct contact information for the HOA management company. We can also check for you to see if there are any current or upcoming special assessments.
📋 What HOA Fees Typically Cover
- Maintenance of Eagle Park and the broader seven-parks system
- HCCA community events held at Eagle Park's community center
- Architectural review and community standards enforcement
- Common-area landscaping, signage, and entrance features
- Community association administration
- Reserve funding for long-term capital needs
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