by NYC Parks
Little Flower Playground is a neighborhood playground in the Lower East Side run by NYC Parks, where local kids climb, slide and swing close to home. It works well for a quick after-school or weekend play break.
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Typically open daily dawn to dusk
Free; open to the public, no registration
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Ages 1–12.
Free; open to the public, no registration
Typically open daily dawn to dusk
Little Flower Playground, Lower East Side, 10002, Manhattan.
No. Little Flower Playground is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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