PARK FACT:
The Rockaway, Lenape, and Delaware Native Americans inhabited the land that is now Forest Park before the arrival of the Dutch in 1635.
Forest Park
Bathrooms
| Name | Location | Open Year-Round | Accessible |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forest Park (Dry Harbour Playground) | 80 Street & Myrtle Avenue | Yes | |
| Forest Park (Jackson Pond Playground) | 108 Street and Park Lane South | Yes | |
| Forest Park (Seuffert Bandshell) | West Main Drive to eastern side of golf course | No | |
| Forest Park (Sobelsohn Playground, The Overlook) | Park Lane South and Abingdon Road | Yes | |
| Forest Park (Tennis Courts -Forest Parkway) | Park Lane South to north of tennis courts | Yes | |
| Forest Park (The Overlook) | Park Lane (to east and south) to Metropolitan Avenue | Yes | |
| Forest Park (Victory Field) | Long Island Railroad to Woodhaven Boulevard. to Myrtle Avenue to 96th Street | Yes | |
| Forest Park (Visitor Center, near the Carousel) | Woodhaven Boulevard and Forest Park Drive | Yes |
News
Events
Facilities
Barbecuing Areas
Baseball Fields
Basketball Courts- Bathrooms
Bicycling and Greenways
Bocce Courts
Dog Runs
Fitness Equipment
Football Fields
Golf Courses
Handball Courts
Hiking Trails
Horseback Riding Trails
Model Aircraft Fields
Nature Centers
Playgrounds
Running Tracks
Skate Parks
Spray Showers
Tennis Courts
Volleyball Courts