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2026 ParkScore Index: Orlando

ParkScore reports 70.7 percent of Orlando residents within a ten-minute walk of a publicly accessible park, while neighborhoods of color have 54 percent less park space than white neighborhoods and low-income neighborhoods have 34 percent less than high-income neighborhoods.

Reviewed July 24, 2026

Trust for Public Land, 2026 ParkScore Index, Orlando, Florida.

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ParkScore reports 70.7 percent of Orlando residents within a ten-minute walk of a publicly accessible park, while neighborhoods of color have 54 percent less park space than white neighborhoods and low-income neighborhoods have 34 percent less than high-income neighborhoods.

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