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PARK FACT:
The osprey, a bird found in Pugsley Creek Park, builds nests at least 3 feet deep and 5 feet wide, sometimes reaching heights of up to 10 feet.
Pugsley Creek Park
Randall Ave., Lacombe Ave., Soundview Ave. bet. White Plains Rd. and Olmstead Ave.
Bronx
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Acres: 83.61
Today, visitors can enjoy Pugsley Creek Park's wetlands and marshes, along with the wildlife that inhabits these largely untouched areas. The southern Bronx park has come a long way since its official naming in 1987, and with clean up and improvements constantly under way, it promises to continue growing well into the future.
Discover the history of Pugsley Creek Park
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Bronx Parks for the 21st Century
Find out how Pugsley Creek Park and 70 other Bronx parks will be improved within the next few years.
Facilities
Directions to Pugsley Creek Park
Know Before You Go
A portion of Pugsley Creek Park along the eastern shore of the creek south of Norton Ave is closed for salt marsh restoration. Please pardon our appearance.
Anticipated Completion: Fall 2011
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