Could you tell me if "go to park" right? and is it "go to the park"?

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If you are referring to a park that is a place (e.g. a city park) , then it is definitely 'go to the park'. 
You could possibly use 'go to park' if you were using park as a verb, such as parking the car.
'you wait here, and I will go to park the car'. Although normally, we would just leave out 'to' e.g.  'I will go park the car'.

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"go to the park" is more natural than "go to park". But notice that 'park' here means 'garden'.

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Go to the park.      Go---to---Park  is an awkward and uncommon expression.

The definite article,   "the" is dropped when the   thing that we  "go to"  is an action.

For example:   I will go running. I will go  fishing.  I will go boating. I will  to hunting.

When I  "go to" a   PLACE however,  the definite article "the" is used, as in;
"I will go to the park."

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Correction/ 3rd Line, last sentence:   "I will go hunting."

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