Is it open?
Check the current NYC Parks page before leaving. Public project information has described upgrade work for the 210th Street playground.
Quick facts
Where
210th Street and 73rd Avenue
Borough
Queens
Area
Oakland Gardens / Cunningham Park
Park or property
Cunningham Park
Parent notes
Best for
Cunningham Park visits and Queens families nearby, once current access is confirmed.
Bathroom note
The NYC Parks playground listing does not show a restroom for this playground.
Status note
Public project references describe a 210th Street playground upgrade, so check before heading out.
What to know before going
210 St Playground has stronger search interest than a typical small playground, but families mainly need to know whether the playground is open and what to expect around Cunningham Park.
Cunningham Park is the bigger reason many families will be nearby. If the playground is unavailable during construction or repairs, keep a backup Queens playground in mind before promising the stop to kids.
When open, this is more of a neighborhood and park-route playground than a citywide destination. It belongs on a Cunningham Park day, a local Queens outing, or a stop for families already near Oakland Gardens.
Questions parents usually ask
Is there a bathroom?
The playground listing does not mark a restroom at this playground.
Is it a destination?
Usually no. Treat it as part of a Cunningham Park or Oakland Gardens outing.
Accessibility and facilities
- The playground is marked as wheelchair accessible.
- No restroom is listed on the playground page.
- Current access may depend on project or construction status.
- Use Cunningham Park as the broader planning context.
Keep browsing
Use the main lists if this stop is not the right fit for the day.