Accessibility InfoFort Washington Park
Riverside Dr., Hudson River, W. 155 St. to W. 179 St.
Manhattan, 10032, 10033, 10034
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Known to history buffs as the namesake of a Revolutionary War structure built for the rebels and seized by the British; known to children as the site of Manhattan's only lighthouse, the Little Red Lighthouse, the protagonist in a popular children's book; known to aesthetes as an ideal lookout spot onto the Hudson River and the Palisades, Fort Washington Park is a valued part of the Washington Heights community.
It's not just its history and beauty people value; baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, and a playground welcome athletes of all ages.
Come explore Fort Washington Park and find out what's drawn people to its grounds for centuries.
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Fort Washington Park
Learn more about upcoming PlaNYC improvements to the park's sports facilities, entrances, and greenways.
Facilities
Barbecuing Areas
Baseball Fields
Basketball Courts
Bathrooms
Dog-friendly Areas
Eateries
Handball Courts
Historic Houses
Playgrounds
Tennis Courts
Water Fountains
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