Jorgenson Lake Park

Jorgensen Lake Park is a public park located in St. Petersburg, Florida. The park is situated at the intersection of 37th Street North and 9th Avenue North. It features a small lake, which serves as the centerpiece of the park.

The park is named after William B. Jorgensen, a prominent engineer who played a significant role in St. Petersburg's development in the early 20th century. Jorgensen was responsible for designing several important structures in the city, including City Hall, Al Lang Field, and Mound Park Hospital (now Bayfront Health St. Petersburg).

Jorgensen Lake Park provides a serene environment for local residents and visitors to enjoy outdoor activities. The lake offers opportunities for fishing, while the surrounding green spaces are suitable for picnicking and relaxation. The park is open from 30 minutes before sunrise until 30 minutes after sunset, allowing visitors to enjoy the area throughout the day.

The park features a fountain in the lake, which adds to the aesthetic appeal of the area. Late afternoons are particularly pleasant, with the fountain creating a picturesque scene against the backdrop of the setting sun.