1 / 2Beach 59th St Playground
📍 Queens, NY
Recently renovated inclusive playground beside the ocean in Queens. Features age-spanning equipment, sprinkler splash area, handball court, shaded seating, and on-site restrooms with changing tables.
It's a lovely place for kids and adults. Good Handball court ( 1 ) wall facing east. In the afternoon the sun is behind you. Beautiful Ocean view. The restrooms are clean and comfortable.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
An excellent pick for families with children across multiple age groups who want a beachside playground with water features. The inclusive design and changing tables make it practical for families with infants and toddlers. Bring your own toilet paper — restroom stalls are clean and frequently run out of supplies.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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robert shelton
6 years ago
“It's a lovely place for kids and adults. Good Handball court ( 1 ) wall facing east. In the afternoon the sun is behind you. Beautiful Ocean view. The restrooms are clean and comfortable.”
richard clinkscales
a year ago
“The park looks so much better than before the renovation was perfect”
Enrique Montalvo
4 months ago
“Very clean park good for family fun”
Shelbie Ramalanjaona
7 months ago
“Beautiful, large, inclusive playground for all ages. I really appreciate how many things they have for very small children. They’ve also added a couple shaded seating areas it seems, based on earlier reviews. There is a fun splash area for older kids. The bathrooms both have changing tables in them. There is an accessible entrance. Well done on the renovation!”
Reviews from Google
Overview
Beach 59th St Playground received a full renovation that added inclusive play equipment spanning toddler to older-child ranges, a splash area with sprinklers, shaded seating for parents, and restrooms with changing tables in both facilities. A handball court is available for older players. The direct ocean setting gives the site a distinctive backdrop. Sprinklers operate into early fall. Parking is straightforward on weekday afternoons.
