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Kings Point Park

πŸ“ Kings Point, NY

β˜…4.5(382 Google reviews)πŸ’°FreeπŸ‘ΆAll ages

Kings Point Park spans 175 acres with over 5 miles of wooded hiking trails, 4 softball diamonds, tennis and basketball courts, a soccer field, 26 picnic areas with grills, and a sled hill for winter use.

βœ“ Well-maintained trailsβœ“ Great for dog walkingβœ“ Best park in Great Neckβœ“ Confusing entranceβœ“ Peaceful atmosphere
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Lovely park in Kings Point. The path is clear and spacious to walk through with lots of fallen trees, foliage, and wild animals that pass through. We are nature enthusiasts so it was nice to see the fallen trees cleared from the path and the life that grows from it. Picnic areas were also clean although it's only the very beginning of the warm season. I can imagine when it gets busy that parking can be tight but there a couple small lots. There were multiple bridges over creeks of which a couple seemed a bit old/unsteady although they held up. Very peaceful place - we will definitely be back.

πŸ† Family Action Verdict

Best for active families with school-age children who can handle 2-mile trail walks. The playground suits younger kids, and the sports facilities give older children room to burn energy. Families with strollers will find the wood-chip trails manageable.

ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go

πŸ’‘Confirm which entrance leads to your target area before arriving β€” wrong-side entry adds significant backtracking
⏰Arrive early on weekends as the small parking lots fill quickly
🎟️Wear sturdy walking shoes β€” trails are wood-chip surfaced and about 2 miles long
πŸš—Bring leashed dogs β€” a designated dog-walking area is on the trail network

πŸ’¬ What Families Are Saying

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382 Google reviews

Well-maintained trails and grounds45%
Great for dogs and kids25%
Peaceful, quiet atmosphere20%
Parking and navigation issues10%
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Michelle

a year ago

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β€œLovely park in Kings Point. The path is clear and spacious to walk through with lots of fallen trees, foliage, and wild animals that pass through. We are nature enthusiasts so it was nice to see the fallen trees cleared from the path and the life that grows from it. Picnic areas were also clean although it's only the very beginning of the warm season. I can imagine when it gets busy that parking can be tight but there a couple small lots. There were multiple bridges over creeks of which a couple seemed a bit old/unsteady although they held up. Very peaceful place - we will definitely be back.”

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Brian Robertson

7 years ago

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β€œThis is low key the best park in great Neck with the trails, Softball fields, and tennis courts Basically two parks combined steamboat side β€œKings Point Park” and β€œredbrook Park” on the Redbrook side. Trails are about 2 miles long depending on what path you take Perfect for a stroll They do have a dog leash walk on the trails as well. Enjoy”

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Justin Mastromarino

2 months ago

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β€œClean, great for a stroll with pets or kids!”

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The Planet Cameron

5 years ago

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β€œMainly forest with multiple well maintained trails. Wood chips provide a soft landing for sneakers when out for a run. It's tucked into an affluent area and has a small parking lot. Nothing real interesting to see, but an outstanding place for a peaceful run away from it all. Lots of shade and quiet.”

Reviews from Google

Overview

Kings Point Park covers 175 acres of mixed forest and open fields. Trails run about 2 miles depending on route, with wood-chip surfaces throughout. The park includes 4 softball diamonds, tennis courts, basketball courts, a soccer field, and 26 picnic areas with BBQ grills. A sled hill activates in winter. Leashed dogs are welcome. Multiple entrances exist β€” the playground and main facilities are on one side; confirm your route before arriving.

πŸ• Opening Hours

Monday00:00 –

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