by NYC Parks
An East Elmhurst playground (formerly East Elmhurst Playground) with play equipment and a public tennis court. Kids can play on the equipment or practice tennis.
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Free public playground
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100th St & 25th Ave, 11369, in East Elmhurst, Queens.
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