56 playgrounds for kids on Staten Island, 56 free. Spray showers, slides, sandboxes. Includes Clove Lakes Park Playground and Wolfe's Pond Park Playground.
Clove Lakes Park Playground is a NYC Parks play area in Sunnyside, with climbing structures and play equipment scaled for kids. It is in Clove Lakes Park, where families can add a lakeside walk to the visit. Accessible swings let children who need extra support share the swing set with everyone else.
Kids head to Wolfe's Pond Park Playground at End of Cornelia Ave, opposite the hockey rink to climb, explore and run around on equipment built for children. It is one of the city's accessible playgrounds, with universally accessible swings in the mix. Summer brings the spray showers, so pack a towel and a change of clothes.
Faber Park Playground gives Port Richmond families a free spot to play, with structures sized for young children. Like other NYC Parks playgrounds, it is free and open to everyone.
Midland Playground gives Midland Beach families a free spot to play, with structures sized for young children. A spray shower makes it a go-to summer stop when children need to splash and cool down.
Midland Beach Playground gives Midland Beach families a free spot to play, with structures sized for young children. It sits by the Midland Beach boardwalk, so kids can go from sand to slides. Transfer platforms and ground-level play pieces give kids with limited mobility ways to get onto and around the equipment.
Kids head to Playland Playground along the FDR Boardwalk and Beach to climb, explore and run around on equipment built for children. It is on the South Beach waterfront by the FDR Boardwalk, so a beach stroll and playtime go together easily. A spray shower makes it a go-to summer stop when children need to splash and cool down.
Aesop Park Playground is a NYC Parks play area in Tottenville, with climbing structures and play equipment scaled for kids. Transfer platforms and ground-level play pieces give kids with limited mobility ways to get onto and around the equipment. In warm weather the spray showers turn a playground visit into an easy water-play outing.
Arrochar Playground is a NYC Parks play area at Sand Ln, Major Ave and McFarland Ave, with climbing structures and play equipment scaled for kids. The layout includes ramped routes onto the structures and accessible swings, making it a good pick for families using wheelchairs or strollers. A spray shower makes it a go-to summer stop when children need to splash and cool down.
Bloomingdale Playground is a NYC Parks play area in Bloomingdale Park near Ramona Ave and Lenevar Ave, with climbing structures and play equipment scaled for kids. A spray shower makes it a go-to summer stop when children need to splash and cool down. Because it sits inside Bloomingdale Park, a playground stop is easy to combine with lawns, paths and other park space.
Blue Heron Tot Lot is a small play area for toddlers and preschoolers inside Blue Heron Park Preserve. Its low equipment suits little climbers who are just finding their footing. It is next to the Blue Heron Park nature center at 222 Poillon Ave, handy for mixing a nature walk with playtime.
Christopher J. Igneri Playground gives Castleton Corners families a free spot to play, with structures sized for young children. It is one of the city's accessible playgrounds, with universally accessible swings in the mix. Summer brings the spray showers, so pack a towel and a change of clothes.
Kids head to Corporal Thompson Playground inside Corporal Thompson Park to climb, explore and run around on equipment built for children. In warm weather the spray showers turn a playground visit into an easy water-play outing. It is part of Corporal Thompson Park, so families can follow playtime with a walk or picnic elsewhere in the park.
Crescent Beach Tot Lot is a small play area for toddlers and preschoolers inside Crescent Beach Park. Its low equipment suits little climbers who are just finding their footing. Because it sits inside Crescent Beach Park, a playground stop is easy to combine with lawns, paths and other park space.
Davis Playground offers a dedicated children's area at Jersey St, Crescent Ave, Layton Ave and Beechwood Ave, where kids can climb and play on structures made for them. It is one of the city's accessible playgrounds, with universally accessible swings in the mix. Summer brings the spray showers, so pack a towel and a change of clothes.
Set in Prince's Bay, E.M.T. Christopher J. Prescott Playground is a neighborhood spot where children climb, explore and play with friends. Transfer platforms and ground-level play pieces give kids with limited mobility ways to get onto and around the equipment. In warm weather the spray showers turn a playground visit into an easy water-play outing.
Set at Hillcrest Ave, north of Highmount Rd, Great Kills Veterans Playground is a neighborhood spot where children climb, explore and play with friends. Ground-level activities and transfer platforms make much of the play area reachable for children with mobility needs. A spray shower makes it a go-to summer stop when children need to splash and cool down.
Kids head to Greencroft Playground at Greencroft Ave between Ainsworth Ave and Redgrave Ave to climb, explore and run around on equipment built for children. The layout includes ramped routes onto the structures and accessible swings, making it a good pick for families using wheelchairs or strollers. A spray shower makes it a go-to summer stop when children need to splash and cool down.
Jennifer's Playground offers a dedicated children's area at Jules Dr, Elson Ct and Regis Dr, where kids can climb and play on structures made for them. The design centers on inclusive play, so children of all abilities can use the equipment together. A spray shower makes it a go-to summer stop when children need to splash and cool down.
Lemon Creek Playground gives Prince's Bay families a free spot to play, with structures sized for young children. Ground-level activities and transfer platforms make much of the play area reachable for children with mobility needs. It is part of Lemon Creek Park, so families can follow playtime with a walk or picnic elsewhere in the park.
Lieutenant John H. Martinson Playground gives Eltingville families a free spot to play, with structures sized for young children. Ramps lead up onto the play equipment and there are swings designed for children with disabilities, so more kids can join in. In warm weather the spray showers turn a playground visit into an easy water-play outing.
Lopez Playground gives Concord families a free spot to play, with structures sized for young children. Transfer platforms and ground-level play pieces give kids with limited mobility ways to get onto and around the equipment. On hot summer days the spray showers switch on, and kids run through the water to cool off.
Set in St. George, Lt. Lia Playground is a neighborhood spot where children climb, explore and play with friends. Transfer platforms and ground-level play pieces give kids with limited mobility ways to get onto and around the equipment. On hot summer days the spray showers switch on, and kids run through the water to cool off.
Set in New Brighton, Mahoney Playground is a neighborhood spot where children climb, explore and play with friends. Transfer platforms and ground-level play pieces give kids with limited mobility ways to get onto and around the equipment. On hot summer days the spray showers switch on, and kids run through the water to cool off.
Naples Playground is a NYC Parks play area at Targee St, Stanwich St and Rome Ave, with climbing structures and play equipment scaled for kids. Ground-level activities and transfer platforms make much of the play area reachable for children with mobility needs. Summer brings the spray showers, so pack a towel and a change of clothes.
LittleGotham lists 56 playgrounds for kids on Staten Island.
Yes. 56 of 56 are free to attend, including Clove Lakes Park Playground, Wolfe's Pond Park Playground, Faber Park Playground.
New Brighton (4), Great Kills (4), Tottenville (3).