by NYC Parks
Silver Lake Park Tot Lot is a small play area for toddlers and preschoolers at Victory Blvd, south of Forest Ave. Its low equipment suits little climbers who are just finding their footing.
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Open dawn to dusk
Free; no registration
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Ages 0–5.
Free; no registration
Open dawn to dusk
Silver Lake Park, Victory Blvd, south of Forest Ave, 10301, Staten Island.
No. Silver Lake Park Tot Lot is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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