by NYC Parks
A small Fort Greene park on South Oxford Street that combines a children's playground with public tennis courts. Kids can climb and play while older siblings rally on the courts.
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Free public park; NYC Parks tennis permit rules apply
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Free public park; NYC Parks tennis permit rules apply
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197 S Oxford St, 11217, in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
No. South Oxford Park is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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