by NYC Parks
Set inside Francis Lewis Park, Francis Lewis Playground is a neighborhood spot where children climb, explore and play with friends. Transfer platforms and ground-level play pieces give kids with limited mobility ways to get onto and around the equipment. It is part of Francis Lewis Park, so families can follow playtime with a walk or picnic elsewhere in the park.
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Open dawn to dusk
Free; no registration
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Ages 0–12.
Free; no registration
Open dawn to dusk
Francis Lewis Park, 3rd Ave at the Whitestone Bridge approach, 11357, Queens.
No. Francis Lewis Playground is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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