Name: Orange Park, FL
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Living in Orange Park, FL

Ranks better than 76% of areas Follow

Population

8,764

Median Age

45.7 Years

Orange Park Area Facts

Orange Park has a Livability Score of 76_/100, which is considered exceptional
Orange Park crime rates are 33% lower than the Florida average
Cost of living in Orange Park is 1% higher than the Florida average

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What do the locals think about Orange Park?

80%

Family friendly

60%

Public transit is accessible

70%

Walkable to grocery stores

90%

Yards are well-kept

60%

Lots of parks

60%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

80%

A quiet area

90%

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Orange Park Reviews

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Junk Town- GIG Drivers should avoid 1 rating By Anonymous ( Dec 06, 2024) If you love driving on Dangerous roads, sitting in traffic, being Surveilled by traffic cameras and cited by Privatized government contractors,
Walking on dangerous sidewalks, living in Floodable neighborhoods, Filthy Unkempt feeling, Need little educational needs for kids, crap ...Read More py recreational amenities, flashing strobe like street lights,
Living in a town the gov tax Spenders have no Insight to improve….

Then you will enjoy this garbage town.
If you prefer your tax dollars go to maintaining the city and providing Healthy amenities then go somewhere else. Read Less

Great Place to Live and Work 4 rating By Anonymous ( Dec 30, 2020) I've lived in or near Orange Park for almost fifty years, though I was a back and forth visitor to my family during 30 years in the military. It is a great town, with superb access to one of the fastest growing cities in Florida. It has fewer homeless than most other places in t ...Read More he Southeast, mainly because there isn't a lot to attract them. They tend to go to the parks and shopping areas of nearby Jacksonville. The person that talked about bedbugs and roaches is a moron, since these critters don't know one place from another. I can assure you that roaches don't crawl on the street, here, or anywhere - since roaches just don't do that. There is great housing, A rated schools, a true town feel and superb nearby medical and other attractions - i.e. Mayo Hospital. Superb town for raising kids and closest town to Jacksonville Naval Air Station, which brings in great people. We are working to make this a five star town, and we'll get there soon. Read Less

Suburb life 40 min from beach - Great for families 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Dec 14, 2020) We raised our 3 kids in Orange Park, and it's a comfortable, established suburb with plenty of trees, the Jax River, and Doctor's Lake. New construction homes are mostly in Argyle and Oak Leaf Plantation. There's a mall with theaters, and plenty of restaurants for the area. The s ...Read More chools were decent, and we had everything we wanted and needed readily available. It's a comfortable burb, great for the minivan mom life.

Setting the Record Straight: Bedbugs aren't more populous in OP. I never saw any in my 12 years there. The homeless population isn't all over the place, but there are homeless people everywhere if you pay attention. The South and SoCal have more because it's easier to live outside. They are people who deserve compassion and help, not pests. I regularly saw a couple of homeless people, which wasn't a big deal. My friend is part of a group of knitters in OP who make scarves and hats for the homeless. She knows where to look for them, but they aren't sleeping on sidewalks and making tent cities like in SoCal. Read Less

Worst place ever. 0.5 rating By Anonymous ( Feb 07, 2020) It is the worst place in the world. They have trash on the streets and homeless people. Bedbugs and roaches crawl on the street. Don’t go here. ...Read More Read Less

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Suburb life 40 min from beach - Great for families 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Dec 14, 2020) We raised our 3 kids in Orange Park, and it's a comfortable, established suburb with plenty of trees, the Jax River, and Doctor's Lake. New construction homes are mostly in Argyle and Oak Leaf Plantation. There's a mall with theaters, and plenty of restaurants for the area. The s ...Read More chools were decent, and we had everything we wanted and needed readily available. It's a comfortable burb, great for the minivan mom life.

Setting the Record Straight: Bedbugs aren't more populous in OP. I never saw any in my 12 years there. The homeless population isn't all over the place, but there are homeless people everywhere if you pay attention. The South and SoCal have more because it's easier to live outside. They are people who deserve compassion and help, not pests. I regularly saw a couple of homeless people, which wasn't a big deal. My friend is part of a group of knitters in OP who make scarves and hats for the homeless. She knows where to look for them, but they aren't sleeping on sidewalks and making tent cities like in SoCal. Read Less

Worst place ever. 0.5 rating By Anonymous ( Feb 07, 2020) It is the worst place in the world. They have trash on the streets and homeless people. Bedbugs and roaches crawl on the street. Don’t go here. ...Read More Read Less

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