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PARK FACT:

Fort Totten was originally planned by famed Confederate general Robert E. Lee four years before his state seceded from the Union.

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Fort Totten Park

 Pools

All 54 Parks outdoor pools are open for the season and remain open until Labor Day. Indoor pools remain open year-round. General hours of operation are 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., and 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Call individual pools for more specific information.

Please note that recreation center membership ($75 per year for adults; $10 per year for seniors; free for children and teens under the age of 18) is required for the use of our indoor pools.

Safety & Pool Rules

Water & Sun Safety - Tips for staying safe when having fun in the water and sun.
Pool Rules - Rules to know before using Parks swimming pools

Swim Programs

Learn about Parks' free swimming programs for tots, children, teens, and adults. Call Parks' Citywide Aquatics at (718) 760-6969 for more information.

NameLocationPhoneType
Fort Totten338 Story Avenue(718) 224-4031Intermediate
SettingSizeAccessibleMore Info
Outdoor75' x 40' x 4'Y
NameLocationPhoneType
Fort Totten338 Story Avenue(718) 224-4031Wading
SettingSizeAccessibleMore Info
Outdoor20' (round) x 1.5'
NameLocationPhoneType
Fort Totten338 Story Avenue(718) 224-4031Diving
SettingSizeAccessibleMore Info
Outdoor35' x 35' x 8.5'N

Directions to Fort Totten Park

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Under Construction

We are creating a new green "North Park" at Fort Totten. The newly designed passive park will include lawns and paths using existing trees and topography to frame views of Little Neck Bay. The old King Battery will be marked with a large grass mound and new benches will be added along the paths. In addition a drinking fountain, new plantings and over 140 new trees will be added to this natural setting. In preparation for this new park, 19 unused structures will be demolished.
Anticipated Completion: Winter 2010

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