1 / 3Crocheron Park
📍 Queens, NY
Spacious waterfront park in Bayside, Queens with walking paths, playground, baseball fields, tennis and basketball courts, waterfront gazebos, and a popular winter sledding hill. Free entry and parking.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families who want a spacious, peaceful outdoor space with waterfront views and room to roam. The sledding hill is a genuine winter draw for school-age kids. Walking path access to the Cross Island route suits active families. Playground suits younger children for shorter visits. Vast enough that you want to bring company.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
James Smith
8 months ago
“Crocheron Park is a really nice and peaceful spot to relax and enjoy some fresh air. The park is clean, well maintained, and has plenty of open space for walking, jogging, or just sitting and enjoying the view. I especially like the waterfront area-it’s calm and great for watching the boats go by. There are playgrounds and sports areas, which makes it a good place for families as well. Overall, it’s a great neighborhood park and a perfect escape from the busy city.”
bill beltran jr
9 months ago
“We had an amazing time sledding on the snow hill.”
Thomas Huang
a year ago
“Such a beautiful park. Lots of walking spaces with bathrooms and parking. You can find Gazebos, baseball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, and playgrounds. The walking path along the Cross Island is close by. Through the walking path you can walk to the Marina to Ft. Totten all the way to Throggs Neck Bridge to Utopia Pkwy. The other direction will lead you to Northern Blvd and Alleypond park. Many great things to do there with friends and family or by yourself. We always come for snow time sliding down the hill like yesterday.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Crocheron Park runs along the Little Neck Bay waterfront with wide walking paths looping roughly a mile around the grounds. Facilities include tennis, basketball, and baseball courts, multiple gazebos, and a playground. Stairs at the end of the road connect to the Cross Island Parkway path, which extends to the marina, Fort Totten, and Throgs Neck Bridge. The park's hill draws sledders in winter. Bathrooms and free parking on-site.
