by NYC Parks
A Hell's Kitchen park by the Hudson with three lighted baseball fields, the only lit ballfields on Manhattan's west side, plus soccer space and basketball and handball courts. Youth leagues and neighborhood kids use it for games and practice.
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Open during park hours
Free public park; permits for organized games
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Ages 4–17.
Free public park; permits for organized games
Open during park hours
DeWitt Clinton Park, W 52nd-54th St & 11th Ave, 10019, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
No. DeWitt Clinton Park Ballfields is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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