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Astoria Park is located underneath the Robert F. Kennedy (formerly Triborough) and Hell Gate Bridges in Queens, New York. The park primarily sits between the East River and 19th Street, and from Hoyt Avenue South to Ditmars Boulevard. Situated on nearly 60 acres, there is something for everyone to discover and love about Astoria Park! Notable ...
Astoria Park, on the west shore of Queens, extends from south of the Triborough Bridge to north of the Hell Gate Bridge. With a panoramic view of the skyscrapers of midtown Manhattan in the south to the Hell Gate channel in the north, the scenery presents the diverse landscape of New York City. The Hell Gate channel, formed by faults deep ...
Astoria park is a year round park. It has an Olympic size public pool, tennis courts, children playground, basketball court, run/walk track, restrooms and a parking area. There is a bicycle lane and nice paved walking paths around the park. Enjoy a picnic, a summer movie under the stars, a carnival or a 4th of July fireworks celebration.
Jun 23, 2015 · Inside the Park. Once inside Astoria Park, you'll find many of the outdoor pleasures that a conventional New York City park offers—tennis courts, playgrounds, basketball courts, athletic fields, walking trails, a dog run and the like. Setting this park apart from others, however, is the view of the East River and the Upper Manhattan skyline.
Aug 16, 2010 · Time Out says. The 60-acre park, which boasts tennis courts, a track, walking trails, basketball courts and multiple playgrounds, is right on the East River. That means it has incredible views of ...
The palette of building materials was mainly inexpensive brick, concrete and cast stone, but the styles ranged from Romanesque Revival to Art Deco. Framed by the Triborough and Hell Gate bridges, Astoria Pool measures 330 by 165 feet and is the largest of the eleven WPA pools. It was designed by John M. Hatton to accommodate 5,570 bathers at a ...
294 reviews and 963 photos of ASTORIA PARK "So many people travel over this park on their way into Manhattan, and probably don't even realize the treasure just beneath them. This park is home to: 1. the largest public pool in the 5 boroughs with beautiful art deco facilities 2. a public track with exercise circuits and instructions surrounding it 3. public tennis courts 4. sweeping views of ...
