Queens CB10 Parks

Howard Beach, Ozone Park, South Ozone Park

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13 park sites  ยท  74 facilities  ยท  8 activities

Parks and recreation in Queens CB10: Howard Beach, Ozone Park, South Ozone Park.

Park sites in Queens CB10
Police Officer Edward Byrne Park
N. Conduit Ave., 135 Ave. bet. 130 Pl. and 134 St.
BasketballHandballTennisBaseballSoftballSoccerCricket
Tudor Park
N. Conduit Ave., 133 Ave. bet. 80 St. and 88 St.
BasketballHandballBaseballSoftballSoccerFootballCricket
Centreville Playground
149-48 CENTREVILLE STREET
BasketballHandballBaseballSoftball
Frederick B. Judge Playground
111-01 134 STREET
BasketballHandballBaseballSoftball
Southern Fields
114-30 NORTH CONDUIT AVENUE
BaseballSoftballSoccerCricket
Harold Schneiderman Playground
153-23 153 AVENUE
BasketballHandballSoftball
Rocket Playground
88-17 NORTH CONDUIT AVENUE
BasketballHandballTennis
Vito Locascio Field
N. Conduit Ave., 149 Ave., Cross Bay Blvd.
BaseballSoftballFootball
Al Stabile Playground
Centreville St. bet. 133 Ave. and 103 St.
BasketballHandball
Gemini Fields
S. Conduit Ave., Linden Blvd., 149 Ave., bet. 79 St. and 85 St.
BaseballSoftball
Lefferts Playground
120-04 NORTH CONDUIT AVENUE
BasketballHandball
Police Officer Nicholas Demutiis Park
101-05 101 STREET
BasketballHandball
Walter Ward Playground
159-15 88 STREET
BasketballHandball
What you can do in Queens 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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