by NYC Parks
A legendary fenced-in streetball court above the West 4th Street subway station in Greenwich Village, famous for fast, physical games and summer tournaments. Kids can watch high-level pickup or shoot around during open times.
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Busiest during summer league season
Free public court
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Ages 8–17.
Free public court
Busiest during summer league season
W 4th St & 6th Ave, 10014, in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.
No. West 4th Street Courts is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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