If it's parking on public spaces, those are operated by the government, which inherently means it's not priced or operated by the free market.

And what if you're only parking for a few minutes in a private lot? Sometimes the minimum time you can pay for is substantially higher than the time you'll be occupying the space.

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The owner of a private lot set the price and its minimum/maximum.

Don't like? Don't buy it.

That's the free market. Anything wrong with it?

Regarding some public parking space being free, yeah, I agree with you that it shouldn't be free.