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    Mark S.

    This is a great park for all ages. It really has two sections. One section located on Victory Blvd has several ball fields that I used to play softball in on Sunday mornings. The other section is separated by a lake that has a walking path that leads to a carousel that you can only get to by car off Richmond Avenue (by Z Lounge). The lake is not very big to walk around, but it has lots of wildlife (geese, ducks, etc.) many people come here to feed them. The carousel is only open from May to September, but is a great place to take young children. It only costs $1.50. There are plenty of walking paths and it is a peaceful afternoon retreat. FYI this park closes at dusk.

    What a nice lil Staten Island park. Great for all ages. Kids love feeding the geese and ducks here or trying to catch a fish or scaring turtles from their precious few sunbathing spots. There are also trails here that connect to other green spots like the New York City Farm colony and Latourette Park too.

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    Love this park, for early morning paper reading, catching up neighbors, late evening detoxing. One of "gems"on the Island...

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    The carousel is only open from May to September, but is a great place to take young children.

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