Walker Park
Walker Park holds a distinguished place in the history of New York cricket and tennis. Initially known as Livingston Park, th...

Westerleigh Park
Westerleigh Park and the neighborhood of Westerleigh take their name from the Westerleigh Collegiate Institute of Staten Islan...

Westwood Park
Westwood Park would not exist today were it not for the building of the Staten Island Expressway. In 1945, New York City Park...

White Playground
This playground honors Staten Island World War I veteran John Edward White (1893-1918). Born in Fort Wadsworth, Staten Isl...

William T. Davis Wildlife Refuge
William Thompson Davis (1862-1945), whose family history on Staten Island dates back to the 17th century, was born in New Brig...

Willowbrook Park
Willowbrook Park is one of the most popular of Staten Island’s Greenbelt parks. Its combination of natural wilderness a...

Wolfe’s Pond Park
The landscape of Wolfe’s Pond Park on Raritan Bay is rich in history, both natural and manmade. The beach was formed n...

Wolfe's Pond
Wolfe’s Pond is unusual because it is a freshwater pond that is only yards from the saltwater of the ocean. It was prob...

Wolfe's Pond Park Ravine
The stream that connects Wolfe’s Pond to Acme Pond carved this ravine into the sandy soil. The trees that grow here are ...