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AccessibilityHistoric Harlem Parks
Basketball Courts
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How to Reserve an Athletic Field or Court
Organized leagues or special events need a permit to use an athletic field or court. For people under 18, the permit is free. For those 18 and over, a fee is required.
To reserve space, please see our Athletic Permits and Applications page.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, basketball courts are re-open, and rims will be re-installed beginning July 6. Participants should continue to wear face coverings, follow social distancing protocols and avoid high-contact pick-up games.
Browse Our Field and Court Map
Find out which athletic fields have been permitted and see what’s available for the current season at Historic Harlem Parks
List of Basketball Courts
| Name | Location | Accessible |
|---|---|---|
| Jackie Robinson Park | 150 St. & Bradhurst Ave. | |
| Morningside Park | W. 113 St. & Morningside |  |
| Morningside Park | W. 116 St. & Morningside | |
| Morningside Park | W. 123 St. & Morningside | |
| Marcus Garvey Park | E. 120 to 124 Sts. and Madison Ave. | |
| St. Nicholas Park | W. 141 St. & St. Nicholas Ave. | |
| St. Nicholas Park | W. 133 St. & St. Nicholas Ave. | |
| St. Nicholas Playground (North) | 129 to 130 St. & 7 Ave. | |
| St. Nicholas Playground (South) | 128 St. & 7 Ave. | |
| St. Nicholas Terrace | W. 129 St. & St. Nicholas Ave. |
Directions to Historic Harlem Parks
Know Before You Go
There are currently 2 service interruptions affecting access within this park.
Jackie Robinson Recreation Center
New York City’s recreation centers and indoor pools remain closed to the general public until further notice to provide COVID-19 related services as well as free childcare options for children who are scheduled for blended learning. To learn more or to apply for the childcare program, please visit the New York City Department of Education’s Learning Bridges program page.
Once we reopen, NYC Parks will extend all existing recreation center memberships to cover the length of time we are closed to the general public.
Pelham Fritz Recreation Center
New York City’s recreation centers and indoor pools remain closed to the general public until further notice to provide COVID-19 related services as well as free childcare options for children who are scheduled for blended learning. To learn more or to apply for the childcare program, please visit the New York City Department of Education’s Learning Bridges program page.
Once we reopen, NYC Parks will extend all existing recreation center memberships to cover the length of time we are closed to the general public.
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