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PARK FACT:
The Forever Wild Preserve in Cunningham Park occupies over two-thirds of the park, providing 240 acres of forest habitat, vernal pools, and kettle ponds for sensitive wildlife.
Cunningham Park
LIE., 73 Ave., Union Turnpike, GCP bet. 193 St., Francis Lewis Blvd., Hollis Hills Ter., and 210 St.
Queens
Directions: Google Maps | MTA Trip Planner
Acres: 358.00
Highlights
Freshwater Wetlands in New York City - Cunningham Park
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Sy Spyler Field
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