The City of Orlando Families Parks and Recreation department have launched a new Master Plan Survey for Orlando residents.

The survey is meant to measure how residents use public park space and what they require from the department in designing future park spaces.

The survey asks for your overall satisfaction with public programming, summer camps, pools, dog parks and more and whether you think they’re even important.

Click HERE to take the survey.

To help you think about what Orlando could do with our abundant public spaces, here are some great examples from around the world. Let’s use this as an opportunity to turn up the volume a bit in The City Beautiful.

Heck, we have the best theme parks in the world right here in Orlando, let’s get those park planning brains involved with our public parks and see what we can all come up with together.

INSPIRING AND INTERACTIVE ELEMENTS FOR CHILDREN THAT ALSO SERVE AS A DESTINATION.
AMENITIES THAT SHAPE TO THE LANDSCAPE AND EMPHASIZE IT RATHER THAN IGNORE IT. – PHOTO VIA NAEL.INVITATIONURN.COM
MAYBE A LITTLE WHIMSY.
RECLAIMING NATURAL PARTS OF THE CITY LIKE THIS RIVER IN SEOUL, KOREA. PHOTO VIA INHABITAT.COM
BUILDING BETTER PLAYGROUNDS FOR OUR KIDS. PHOTOS VIA FLAVORWIRE.COM
BUILDING REMARKABLE THINGS FOR REMARKABLE PLACES. – PHOTO VIA ARCHITECTURALDIGEST.COM
KEEP ON INJECTING WHIMSY! PHOTO VIA TREEHUGGER.COM
GOOD PUBLIC DESIGN CAN BE BEAUTIFUL AND ENHANCE THE PUBLIC EXPERIENCE. PHOTO VIA ARCHITECTURE.WIKI.COFFEE
WATER FEATURES DON’T HAVE TO BE BORING. PHOTO VIA THEGARDENINGSUPPLY.COM
PLANT WITH PURPOSE TO ENHANCE EXPERIENCES. PEOPLE LIKE TAKING PHOTOS, SO HELP THEM DO THAT. JAPAN HAS CHERRY BLOSSOMS AND WE HAVE TABEBUIAS. LEAN INTO IT.

Editor in Chief of Bungalower.com

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