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Kissena Park
NYC Parks
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About Cunningham Park
A 358-acre Queens park with a forested southern section, a mountain bike trail network, ball fields and playgrounds.
- Wooded trails
- Mountain bike trails
- Playgrounds and fields
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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 Cunningham Park
What ages is Cunningham Park best for?
All ages.
How much does Cunningham Park cost?
Free
What are the hours for Cunningham Park?
Open daily; most NYC parks open 6 AM–1 AM
Where is Cunningham Park?
196-10 Union Turnpike, 11364, in Fresh Meadows, Queens.
Is Cunningham Park indoors?
No. Cunningham Park is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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