Manhattan CB10 Parks

Central Harlem

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16 park sites  ·  89 facilities  ·  9 activities

Parks and recreation in Manhattan CB10: Central Harlem.

Park sites in Manhattan CB10
Brigadier General Charles Young Playground
680 LENOX AVENUE
BasketballHandballBaseballSoftballSoccerFootballKickball
Jackie Robinson Park
319 W 145 STREET
BasketballHandballBaseballSoftballKickball
Holcombe Rucker Park
2930 FRED DOUGLASS BLVD
BasketballHandballBaseballSoftball
Frederick Johnson Playground
2619 ADAM C POWELL BLVD
HandballTennisSoccer
Howard Bennett Playground
2230 5 AVENUE
BasketballHandballTennis
Courtney Callender Playground
2122 5 AVENUE
BasketballHandball
Martin Luther King, Jr. Playground
62 LENOX AVENUE
BasketballHandball
Renaissance Playground
223 WEST 143 STREET
BasketballHandball
Bill Bojangles Robinson Playground
W. 150 St., W/s 7 Ave.
Basketball
Fred Samuel Playground
Lenox Ave., W. 139 St. To W. 140 St.
Basketball
Hansborough Pool
35 W. 134 STREET · Intermediate · indoor
Lap Swimming
Jackie Robinson Pool
319 W 145 STREET · Olympic · outdoor
Lap Swimming
Langston Hughes Playground
2200 ADAM C POWELL BLVD
Basketball
Percy E. Sutton Playground
Harlem River Dr., W. 151 St. To W. 154 St.
Basketball
St. Nicholas Playground South
2400 FRED DOUGLASS BLVD
Basketball
William McCray Playground
53-41 WEST 138 STREET
Basketball
5 farmers markets in Manhattan CB10
W. 137th St. & Lenox Ave., Friday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
accepts EBT
151 Lenox Ave, Saturday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
accepts EBT
W 110th Street & Lenox Ave, Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
accepts EBT
330 St. Nicholas Ave., Thursday, 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.
accepts EBT
St Nicholas Ave &, W 137th St (St. Nicholas Park), Saturday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
accepts EBT
What you can do in Manhattan CB10
Sources: NYC Parks Athletic Facilities, Pools, SkateParks and Dog Runs on NYC Open Data, matched to community districts by mapped boundary rather than the agency district field. Parks run by other entities, including Brooklyn Bridge Park, Hudson River Park, Battery Park City and Riverbank State Park, are outside those records and are filled in from OpenStreetMap, marked with who runs them.

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