walk the park

[optimistic pessimist]

I walked the street.
I walked the park.

Do you say these ways instead of saying

"I walked in the park" or "I walked down the street"?

 

[tedmc]

1. I walked the street.
2. I walked the park.

Do you say the above these ways instead of saying:

3. "I walked in the park" or 4. "I walked down the street"?

The prepositions are normally required though #1 is used (https://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/walk-the-streets) but not #2

 

[5jj]

You can walk the streets, but not the street.

 

[teechar]

Do you say these ways instead of saying
"I walked in the park" or "I walked down the street"?

No.
Note also that "walked the streets" means walked extensively through the streets (of some place) ...
For example,
When I first got to NYC, I walked the streets of Brooklyn and Queens looking for a job.

 

[Tarheel]

Do you say these ways instead of saying

Try:

Could you say them instead of:

 

[kilroy65]

@optimistic pessimist: Note that the phrase "walk the streets" could also mean "work as a prostitute".