Rosedale
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Idlewild Park
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A 180-acre southeast Queens park with salt marsh and forest near Jamaica Bay, offering nature trails and wildlife watching.
South Jamaica
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About Baisley Pond Park
A southeast Queens park centered on a large pond with a walking loop, playgrounds and ball fields.
- Large pond
- Playgrounds
- Address
- 116-01 116th Avenue, 11434
- Website
- nycgovparks.org
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Weekly schedule
Open daily; most NYC parks open 6 AM–1 AM
Cost
Free
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Questions parents ask about Baisley Pond Park
What ages is Baisley Pond Park best for?
All ages.
How much does Baisley Pond Park cost?
Free
What are the hours for Baisley Pond Park?
Open daily; most NYC parks open 6 AM–1 AM
Where is Baisley Pond Park?
116-01 116th Avenue, 11434, in South Jamaica, Queens.
Is Baisley Pond Park indoors?
No. Baisley Pond Park is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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