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PARK FACT:
St. James the Greater, after whom the church and park are named, is the patron saint of Spain.
St. James Park
Jerome Ave., E. 193 St., Creston Ave., E
Bronx
Directions: Google Maps | MTA Trip Planner
Acres: 11.39
After its acquisition on September 13, 1897, St. James Park emerged from its humble beginnings as a low, marshy land to a vibrant park boasting nearly a dozen acres of land through gradations of soil and ash. Once it was a park, the state legislature named the space after nearby St. James Episcopal Church.
As any vital entity grows from necessity, St. James Park has expanded its facilities through the years to accommodate the needs of its community. It now includes tennis, basketball, and handball courts, a playground, and a recreation center with a Computer Resource Center, fitness room, and game rooms for seniors, adults, and children.
Young or old, all can come to St. James Park and find something to enjoy!
Events
Community is invited to a night of roller skating and to play the latest board games with family & friends
Special Feature
Bronx Parks for the 21st Century
Find out what improvements are planned for St. James and 70 other parks as part of Bronx Parks for the 21st Century.
Facilities
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VIRTUAL TOUR
Read the testimonials of loyalists to St. James Park and see where its features fall on the map.
