Spread across an area of 358 acres (144.8 hectares), Cunningham Park is set in Queens in New York. Established in 1928, this park is named after W. Arthur Cunningham, a World War I veteran. It is home a bronze memorial that was designed by the American sculptor, Emil Siebern. The park features several biking trails that lead to Kissena Park and other locations. Other facilities offered by the park include hiking trails, soccer and tennis fields, basketball and tennis courts, playgrounds and a lot more.
Website: nycgovparks.org
Phone: (212) 639-9675
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- Sat 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Union turnpike & Francis Lewis blvd Queens, NY 11364 ·358.18 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorLots of fields and walkways. Access to a long greenway that runs through Queens. Seemed like a good place to hang out, but nothing too special.
MoreGiven that Tripadvisor continues to ignore my attempt to enter new destinations (like VANDERBILT MOTOR PARKWAY) I will comment on the VMT on this Cunningham Park site. The VMT runs just across my building in Oakland Gardens and we use it very frequently for great walks and exercise. It is a wonderful trail spoiled somewhat by occasional boorish bicycle riders who ignore the signs to slow down for pedestrians (just like they do on regular city streets) forcing some of us to jump out of our way. And yes, I am NOT a fan of NYC bicycle riders). Other than that, it is a wonderful long trail enjoyable in almost every season.
MoreNice park with running/cycling trail and work out tools along the way. On my visit, a farmer market was there, I think it was on a Sunday. Overall a nice play to have a walk and relax.
MoreMy family and friends just celebrated my GRANDDAUGHTER'S going away to college get together .We had this event at Cunningham Park which is a wonderful location for an outdoor event.We love to patronize this park for barbecuing and we always have an enjoyable time.
MoreWonderful small park but great for families. They have many bike trails and playgrounds . They also have barbeques. And picnic tables To allow. Fir family outings. It is first come first serve so use your own judgement.Still a great place to come and very nostalgic
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