Hunters Creek, FL
Hunters Creek offers established, walkable living in south Orlando's Orange County corridor.
Data as of 2026-08-11.
Walk score data © Walk Score.
Hunters Creek sits within Orlando, in Orange County, Florida, as a planned residential community that has grown into one of the area's more established addresses.
One of the notable features of Hunters Creek is its Walk Score of 76, which places it well above many suburban communities in the region.
What makes it distinctive
Things that move the needle.
High Walkability
A Walk Score of 76 indicates that many daily destinations are within reasonable reach on foot, a trait not shared by every Orlando-area neighborhood.
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Frequently asked
Common questions about Hunters Creek.
Where is Hunters Creek located?
Hunters Creek is a neighborhood within Orlando, in Orange County, Florida.
How walkable is Hunters Creek?
Hunters Creek has a Walk Score of 76, meaning many errands and destinations can often be reached on foot.
Is Hunters Creek considered part of Orlando proper?
Yes, Hunters Creek is located within the city of Orlando and falls under Orange County.
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