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PARK FACT:

Indian Lake was named by imaginative young boys who envisioned the Native Americans that enjoyed the body of water prior to them.

Crotona Park

Map It

Crotona Park North to South, Fulton Av to Southern Blvd and Crotona Park East

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Directions: Google Maps | MTA Trip Planner

Acres: 127.50

 Baseball Fields

Looking for a baseball league for your child to join?

Visit BeFitNYC to find leagues, programs, and facilities in your neighborhood.

Accessible denotes a wheelchair softball field.

NameLocation# of FieldsType of SurfaceAccessible
Crotona ParkProspect Ave. & Crotona North1Little League
Crotona Park (Old Boro Park)Arthur Ave. & E.175 St.1Turf
Crotona Park FultonFulton Ave, E. 173 St.2Turf/Regulation
Crotona Park NorthClaremont Pkwy & Crotona Pk E1Regulation
Crotona Park North E 174th St.E. 174 St. & Crotona Pk. E1Regulation

How to Reserve an Athletic Field or Court
Organized leagues or special events need a permit to use an athletic field or court. For people under 18, the permit is free. For those 18 and over, a fee is required.

To reserve space, please see Athletic Permits and Applications.

Directions to Crotona Park

MTA Trip Planner: Get Subway and Bus Directions to this Park

Know Before You Go

A portion of the park is closed. This project will reconstruct the existing playgrounds and entrances along the eastern edge of Tremont Park. A lawn will replace the deteriorated bocce court and pathways between the two playgrounds. Other enhancements include new benches, swings, play equipment, water play areas, fencing, and two new ADA ramps at the existing comfort station. Please pardon our appearance.
Anticipated Completion: Summer 2011

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