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Ocoee Unity Park turns stormwater into a downtown green space

Unity Park gives downtown Ocoee a green space that also stores and cleans stormwater before it reaches the local lake chain.

Unity Park is the kind of place that helps explain a Florida city without giving a lecture.

On the surface, it is a downtown green space. Under that, it is water work. Ocoee built the park to store stormwater from part of the downtown district, clean runoff, and help protect Starke Lake and the city’s chain of lakes. The stream, wetland, and planted areas are not just decoration. They are part of the system.

That makes the park useful for someone learning Ocoee. The city has lakefront, growth, old downtown pieces, and a lot of newer daily life. Unity Park shows how those things meet. A park can be pretty, but it can also help with flooding, water quality, and the health of nearby lakes.

Before going, check the city page for access, features, events, and current notices. Then look at the water features with that job in mind. The park becomes more interesting when you know what it is quietly doing.

Where to see it

Unity Park in downtown Ocoee. Check the city page for access, park features, nearby downtown details, water features, events, and current notices.

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