I started coming to Cunningham Park in 2021 but never thought to share my experience, why? Well,…read morebefore I became an Elite, I thought yelping was just about restaurant. So visiting the park today I found it to really chilly and active with a good amount of parkgoers. Cunningham Park in 1934, the space has developed into headquarters for countless athletic leagues, animals, playmates, and barbecue enthusiasts. Cunningham Park got it's name in 1934, this park has developed into a headquarters for countless athletic leagues, animals, playmates, and barbecue enthusiasts. I had a BBQ here once I had to get here early and they is information on when you need to reserve a spot. I see that they installed EV charging units with solar panels. This is an upgrade because Electric Vehicles weren't able to get a charge before. Believe it or not, this place provides opportunities for kite flyers, if I'm not mistaken, I may have flew one here once. The bathroom were decent but people over packed the trash cans around the track which is very unattractive but hey, it takes Every Kinda People, to make this world go around, Robert Palmer said that, I didn't. Just another opportunity to ... Inspire more, Yelp more!

Cunningham Park is a hidden gem for a solid, peaceful walk without having to leave the city. I took…read morethe Cunningham Loop via the AllTrails app, and it was exactly what I needed--manageable, scenic, and well-marked. The trail itself is a mix of dirt paths and paved sections, with enough tree cover to make it comfortable even on a warmer day. The loop isn't overly strenuous, but it gives you a good walk--perfect for clearing your head or getting in some low-impact cardio. I appreciated how clean and well-maintained everything was, and it felt safe, even solo. You'll pass a mix of joggers, dog walkers, and families, but it never felt crowded. There aren't many elevation changes, so don't expect a hike, but for a refreshing, straightforward walk with nature and fresh air, this loop is a win.

It's a beautiful day to be surrounded by nature…read more My parent's house in Oakland Gardens is close to Alley pond park, so I am able to walk the trails anytime I want. There are no sharp inclines or steep, rocky hills. I like to walk these trails to admire nature and all it's worth. The lake that I came across while walking today made me want to jump in and swim(not sure if that's allowed). Aside from the trails, there are other little playgrounds in the area that might appeal to children.

I have always enjoyed coming to this park due to its natural scenery, trails, and amenities. I…read moreappreciated its suitability for various activities like walking, jogging, biking, and birdwatching, along with sports facilities like tennis and baseball fields, as well as its family-friendly features such as playgrounds, fields, and picnic areas. Thumbs up to their Environmental Center which is very helpful in providing educational programs. I like the availability of car parking and multiple entrances, though some trails are better than others. The best part that I enjoy in this park is it marks the start/end of the Vanderbilt Motor Parkway trail path, it is historic, a scenic trail for walking, running, and biking, a beautiful, green space that offers a break from the city, and the paved path connects it to other parks. The trail path extends about 3 miles which makes it a 6 miles trekking distance out and back. In most weekend mornings, there is a great chance that you might see me walking/biking on this trail, so, see you there.

This Jamaica park was the former estate of Rufus King, a lawyer and statesman who was one of the…read moreoriginal signers of the United States Constitution, and a leader in the early anti-slavery movement. This historical site not only offers educational insight to our history, it also offers a ton of recreational activities such as; a soccer field for many soccer fans, a handball court,and a basketball court. In fact, several notable basketball legends got their start in Queens playgrounds, like the Rufus King Park. Mike Wilks played basketball in the area, as well as Rafer, Skip To My Lou, Alston. Just a little history! I sat in the park for about 10 minutes. I did experience kind interactions from passerbys. Parks are very interesting and fun, even in the winter. Inspire more, Yelp more!

This not only a park named after a polítican, and also were he lived at. His home is now a museum…read moreand land Mark. I enjoyed going to Kings park it has a nice walking path ,nice flowers ,swing's for the kids in the play ground along with water sprinkler ,sliding boards etc. The park also has men and women rest room's ,they might not be the best ,but they are there for the public use. The park also has a huge socer field , basket ball court, and a hand ball court. Chairs in the grass with tables in the summer time. It also has about 6 entrance to come in and leave out. Only down side to the park is sometimes you May see some homeless folks but after the pandemic that's some what common in some of the nyc parks. Don't forget the park is located on jamaica Avenue so there are many store's and restaurant right up the street from the park. You will be in downtown jamaica one of queens biggest shopping area ,only a block or 2 away from rufus king park.

Beautiful day for a BBQ, to give back to the community. KING OF KINGS FOUNDATION. Gives the…read morefunction every yea to remember friends and family who are nolonger here and party and celebrate the people who are still here. Mayor Adam's Showed Up.

Came here first time for a free fishing clinic organized by NY Dept of Environmental Conservation…read more Baisley pond is located in the park. Easy parking. Parking lot holds about 20-30 cars. A high school is across the street. Fish species include carp, bass, bluegill etc. my kids got all bluegills. I saw another person got a small bass. Catch and release only. We also saw turtles, dragonflies, seagulls and ducks. It was relaxing to fish while admiring the scenery. One star off is because of overgrown of vegetation ( seaweeds). Our fish line got caught quite often. While it is nobody's fault and it is nature afterall, it takes away a small part of fishing experience.

My one star review began to weigh a bit heavy on my heart as I took to my pen with great…read moredisappointment in my mind, retribution in my fingers. All of this due to the eminent domain approach to the removal of dog owners and our pups from the grassy field we've been congregating and socializing at for years. This radical decision left many of us, the non drivers mainly, without a open space to run our dogs, share a laugh, catching up with those whose company we look forward to being among. All to build and preserve a wack tee ball field for little kids that a year and a half later -- the munchkins have yet to materialize. But the slow arm of the parks department finally began construction on a cleverly designed new dog park, albeit too small being thin in width and short in length. The project looks to be about single digit completed after almost two years which burns my butt a bit, as private industry would have wrapped this up in weeks but as with much of my life -- a grin and bare (bear) it, smile and wave approach and reluctantly accepting this tired, old and dirty cities inability to do anything on time and on budget.

I come here occasionally to practice trail running on the orange path. Although it takes about an…read morehour by subway or by running from home, I haven't found any better trails in the NYC area. I see some creeps/junkies hanging out in the early morning (~8 am) in the single track trails but otherwise it's a perfectly nice park. I was surprised to see how the bathroom was so clean that I didn't have an issue changing clothes there after my workout. I've been coming here for about a year but I finally decided to explore the park outside the orange path, and it was worth the adventure. I was happy to check out generally extensive dog park, tennis court, and other activities going on in the lawn.

Its not in my genetic code to give a poor grade to a NYC park, barring an extreme set of…read morecircumstances such as being mugged or shot at. And Maple Grove Park isn't chock full of redeeming qualities of views, unless heavy construction & the Queens county court house pleases your eye, a building I'm somewhat farmiliar with both inside & out. See, I've never had to ever had to do any hard time, but I have on occasion --- gotten myself busted. Given the season still hovers around late Wunter, the time of flowers blooming and trees leefing is a long mothh from fruition. Eight benches, fourteen pigeons and nine trees provide the entertainment, leisure and nature within the oblong shaped, tennis court sized recreational area. Not much else to report.

This is a very nice park .it has a really nice running track for all of you who runs or for the…read morejoggers. Or even for a some one who likes to walk you could do so right in side of the park on the track. The park is pretty safe and clean all so,they have mens and women bathrooms located right near the tennis courts. And they have a nice size basketball court with multiple baskets. They also have slides and monkey bars for the kids. And I cant for get there very nice pool .I use to come to this pool as a kid this is one of Jamaica queens most known swimming pools .they also have swimming classes for children and adults alike.right here at liberty park. This is one of queens hidden secrets. When in jamaica queens area check out this park

Cleanliness, Staff is very respectful and pool is barley packed . Park is next to it so kids can…read moreplay before of after going in the pool.

St. Albans Park is located on Merrick 173td Pl. and Sayres Blvd. The park…read moreIs divided into parts. On the West there is a baseball diamond, across the street there are basketball and tennis courts. The main park has a round open grass area with a childrens park and restrooms. I enjoy walking in the park. It's spacious and clean. I've also been there during events, and it's always fun to see the park come alive and people enjoying themselves.

This park is one of the better parks in queens. It has basketball court, a nice walking path…read more,swings for the kids, park benches to sit down at ,alot of tree's,plus a decent size hand ball court. The park also has a baseball field across the street street .It is also a very clean park,with good lighting in the night time.this is definitely a great queens st albans landmark . And it is not to far from another awesome park Roy wilkins that is also on Merrick blvd.

I like this park ,growing up in queens as a kid ,we remember this park as liberty park. Till this…read moreday the park is a nice one.you have a big basketball ball court with multiple hoops ,to play a few full court games or half court games. Right next across from there you have a decent size hand ball court. But one of my favorite attraction is the the running track. There running track is really nice ,the turf is perfect for running, jogging or just walking. If like Iike sitting down and relaxing, you have some benches with a decent amount of shade from the trees. And last but not least liberty pool that is attached to the park .one of the best swimming pools in queens ,hands down.