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A park is an area of land with a recreational or other specific purpose.

Park or Parks may also refer to:

• Park (Reading ward), an electoral ward of the Borough of Reading, Berkshire, England
• Park (Sefton ward), an electoral ward of the Borough of Sefton, Merseyside, England
• Park (Tunbridge Wells), a local government ward in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England
• Park (Wolverhampton ward), an electoral ward of Wolverhampton City Council, West Midlands, England
• Park, County Londonderry, a village in Northern Ireland
• Park, Lewis, an area of land in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland
• Park, Merthyr Tydfil, a community and electoral ward in Wales
• Park, a townland in County Antrim, Northern Ireland
• The Parks, a parkland area and cricket venue in Oxford, England

• Park, Indiana
• Park, Kansas
• Park, Kentucky
• Park, Texas
• Park, Washington
• Parks, Arizona, a census-designated place
• Parks, Louisiana, a village
• Parks, Missouri, a ghost town
• Parks, Nebraska, an unincorporated community
• Sly Park, California, formerly called Park, California

• Park, Afghanistan
• Park, a townland in County Laois, Ireland
• Park, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland
• Park, Yazd, Iran
• 5585 Parks, an asteroid
• Park Abbey, Belgium

• Park (Korean surname)
• Park (English surname)
• Parks (surname)

• Park Laurie (in full James Park Dawson Laurie, 1846–1928), South Australian politician

• Chi Park, a character from the American medical drama TV series House
• Chyna, Cameron, and Daryl Parks from the American teen sitcom A.N.T. Farm
• Helen Park, a character from the 2020 video game Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
• Ricky "Jupe" Park, a character from the 2022 science fiction horror film Nope
• Willow Park, a character from the 2020 animated fantasy series The Owl House
• Zane Park, a character from the Canadian teen drama Degrassi: The Next Generation

• Park (2007 film), an American romantic comedy film starring William Baldwin and Cheri Oteri
• Park (2016 film), a Greek-Polish film

• Park (album), the sixth album from The Mad Capsule Markets
• Park (band), an American punk rock band
• Park Records, a record label
• "Park" a 2024 song by Tyler Hubbard

• Park, a brand of amplifiers built by Jim Marshall of Marshall Amplification, 1965–1982
• Park Tool Company, a manufacturer of professional bicycle tools

• Parking
• Parking pawl, the park position of an automatic transmission

• Parks College, Oxford, a proposed graduate college of the University of Oxford
• Pärk, a game somewhat similar to baseball from the island of Gotland in Baltic Sea
• Park, a 6-row malting barley variety
• Parks (board game)
• Types of places called "park(s)":
  • Amusement park
  • Baseball park, also ballpark or diamond, a type of sporting venue where baseball is played
  • Business park, or office park, an area allocated for the development and operation of office buildings and light industry
  • Car park, or parking lot
  • Deer park (England), a protected living space for deer
  • Industrial park, an area allocated for industrial development, typically that of heavy industry rather than light industry
  • Involuntary park, an area formerly inhabited or developed by humans that has since fallen into disuse, permitting for reclamation by plants and animals
  • Landscape park (protected area), a protected area of lower status than a national park
  • National park, a reserve of land protected from most human development and pollution
  • Science park
  • Skatepark

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• All pages with titles beginning with Park
• All pages with titles containing Park
• The Park (disambiguation)
• Park Avenue (disambiguation)
• Park City (disambiguation)
• Park County (disambiguation)
• Park Hotel (disambiguation)
• Parkland (disambiguation)
• Park Road (disambiguation)
• Park Township (disambiguation)
• Parke (disambiguation)
• Parkes (disambiguation)
• Parker (disambiguation)

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