David Parker may refer to:
- David C. Parker (born 1953), theology professor and textual critic
- David Parker (attorney) (born 1954), North Carolina politician and attorney
- David Parker (Australian politician) (born 1953), Australian politician from Western Australia
- David Parker (New Zealand politician) (born 1960), New Zealand politician
- David Parker (director) (born 1947), Australian cinematographer
- David Parker (climatologist), head of climate monitoring at the Hadley Centre
- David Parker (sound engineer) (born 1951), American sound engineer
- David Parker (swimmer) (1959–2010), British Olympic swimmer
- David Parker (football manager) (born 1984), English football manager
- David Stuart Parker (1919–1990), Governor of the Panama Canal Zone
- David J. Parker (born 1947), former leader of the Alberta Green Party
- David Parker (Pennsylvania politician), American politician
- David Parker (Mississippi politician) (born 1969), American optometrist and politician
- David Parker (chemist) (born 1956), English chemical scientist and academic
- David Parker, convicted murderer of Arthur Warren
- David Parker, malodorant researcher and credited inventor of Israeli riot-control weapon Skunk (weapon)
- David Parker, American musician known as Busy Bee Starski
- David H. Parker, memorialized at Camp Grohn for heroism
Dave Parker may refer to:
- Dave Parker (born 1951), American baseball player
- Dave Parker (rock musician) (born 1978), record producer, keyboard and guitar player used to play with Coheed and Cambria in their live shows
- Dave Parker (rugby) (1935–2018), rugby league footballer of the 1960s for Great Britain, and Oldham
- Dave Parker (politician) (born 1940), Canadian politician
- Dave Parker (pornographic actor), actor in gay pornography
See also
- Dai Parker (1904–1965), Welsh international rugby union player
- David Parker Ray (1939–2002), American serial killer
- David Parker Gibbs (1911–1987), United States Army General
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