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Winter Park Removes Lake Baldwin Park from Paid Parking Pilot
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Winter Park Ends Paid Parking at Lake Baldwin Park

Lake Baldwin Park is no longer part of Winter Park's paid parking pilot program, a change that took effect Sept. 16, 2026. Visitors can now park for free at the popular destination.

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09/22/2026 · Winter Park edition

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Winter Park removed Lake Baldwin Park from its paid parking pilot program Sept. 16, 2026. The park no longer requires payment for parking.

The change affects daily park users. The city evaluated the pilot program's effectiveness and impact on public access to parks.

Winter Park explored parking management strategies for public spaces. The pilot program aimed to assess potential revenue and traffic flow in select park areas.

Residents and visitors can now use Lake Baldwin Park's facilities without paying for parking. Official city communications channels provide information on ongoing parking initiatives.

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