Playground One Forty
đ Queens, NY
Queens neighborhood playground with varied equipment for ages 2-10, baby swings, climbing structures, and padded ground surfaces. Parents appreciate the shaded seating areas.
Near freeway but quiet park. Playground for small and large kids. Clean
đ Family Action Verdict
Best suited for families with children aged 2-10 who want a neighborhood playground with varied equipment and shaded seating. The playground offers good climbing options and safety padding, but parents should be prepared for inconsistent cleanliness and maintenance issues. Consider visiting during daytime hours when it may be less crowded with adults.
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Nakissia Smith
10 months ago
âNear freeway but quiet park. Playground for small and large kids. Cleanâ
Boris R
6 years ago
âAppropriate for kids 2 to 10 years old. It has both baby swings as well as swings for bigger kids, lots of climbing and hanging options and there is padding on the ground so falls shouldn't break bones. Plenty of benches for adults to sit on while waiting for kids to burn their energy. Lots of trees around so you can find a bench under shade from the sun. Water fountain sent water either 1/8 inch up or 18 inches up so the last 2 visits, I brought my own water. It's a little messy with dead leaves outweighing trash, paint is a bit faded, but the kids still have fun!â
Glenda Russell
3 years ago
âPark was nice and clean. Good place to relax. No too crowded.â
Alex Molanes
4 years ago
âModest city park, with minimal amenities and no green spaces. Although seemingly well-attended by locals, it seems to be in need of repairs/upgradesâ
Reviews from Google
Overview
Playground One Forty offers climbing structures, hanging equipment, and swings for different age groups including baby swings and options for bigger kids. The playground features safety padding on the ground and shaded seating areas for parents, though maintenance and cleanliness can be inconsistent.
