Lawne Lake, a professional BMX track, biking and nature trails, football fields, ball fields, dog parks, and event pavilions. It is adjacent to the Central Florida Fairgrounds which hosts cultural events throughout the year. Rolling Hills Park - Located on North Pine Hills Road, this park has several ball fields and playgrounds. Signal Hill Park - Located in Orlando city limits near Rolling Hills Elementary School and managed by the City of Orlando Willows Park - Located in Orlando city limits and by the City of Orlando. Infrastructure Transportation Arterial highways West Colonial Drive State Road 50 State Road 408 - A limited-access toll road that runs east–west just south of Pine Hills in Orlo Vista Silver Star Road - East-west connector to U.S. Route 441 (Orange Blossom Trail) Secondary roads Pine Hills Road - North to south Hiawassee Road - another North to South road paralleling Pine Hills road. Clarcona-Ocoee Road - northern border of Pine Hills and another east–west connector to Orange Blossom Trail Tertiary roads Hastings Street Balboa Drive Powers Drive North Lane Mass transit Lynx is the public bus transportation system serving Greater Orlando; it has many stops throughout Pine Hills. Notable people Chucky Atkins, NBA basketball player Darryl Dawkins, NBA basketball player Alan Eustace, Google senior vice president Alex Haynes, NFL Baltimore Ravens Chris Johnson, NFL Tennessee Titans Jeff Zimmerman, NFL Dallas Cowboys Kenard Lang, NFL Denver Broncos Thomas McClary (musician), the original Commodore, The Commodores Brandon Siler, NFL San Diego Chargers Mike Sims-Walker, NFL Jacksonville Jaguars Darius Washington, NBA San Antonio Spurs Hotboii, Entertainer Maurice Allen, world champion long drive competitor, professional golfer Kuttem Reese, Entertainer PI Bang, American record executive . "Crime Hills Narrative" Into the late 1990s and early 2000s, Pine Hills' worsening economic decline resulted in the increasingly negative public perception of the area in local media, and public discourse. In recent years, this pattern of unfavorable media coverage of Pine Hills has resulted in heated disagreements over the causes and nature of the current state of the area often play out publicly on online forums, exacerbated by the generational divide of residents that lived in Pine Hills during its most economically prosperous time, and more recent generations of residents. In most cases, former residents, and their descendants, react to unfavorable coverage with backlash, echoing negative stereotypes and discrediting successes of community-led efforts to address poverty-related crimes, and general insecurity. This