by NY State Parks
Riverbank's athletic complex sponsors youth travel teams in basketball, baseball, football, ice hockey and figure skating. The park also has an 8-lane track with a football and soccer field, tennis and basketball courts and a softball field.
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Park open daily 6am-11pm
Team fees vary; contact park
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Ages 6–17.
Team fees vary; contact park
Park open daily 6am-11pm
679 Riverside Drive, 10031, in Hamilton Heights, Manhattan.
Registration is handled by NY State Parks: parks.ny.gov, or call (212) 694-3600.
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