Is there a bathroom?
Yes, a public restroom is listed, but NYC Parks does not mark it wheelchair-accessible.
Quick facts
Where
Francis Lewis Boulevard and 121st Avenue, between 219th and 222nd Streets
Borough
Queens
Area
Cambria Heights
Park or property
Cambria Playground
Parent notes
Best for
School-age kids, neighborhood sports, Southeast Queens families, and warm-weather visits.
Bathroom note
NYC Parks lists a public restroom, but not a wheelchair-accessible one.
Water note
Water-based play features are listed.
What to know before going
Cambria Playground deserves more than a generic page because it is a larger neighborhood park, not just a small equipment corner. Families may use it for courts, open play, and a longer nearby play break.
It is especially relevant for active kids. Third-party family summaries often point to the basketball and handball court context, which matches how many Southeast Queens playgrounds are used.
For younger children, the size can be a plus or a challenge depending on how busy it is. For older kids, the courts and room to move make the stop more useful.
Questions parents usually ask
Is it better for older kids?
Often, yes. The courts and larger layout make it useful for school-age children.
Is there water play?
Yes. Water-based accessible play features are listed.
Accessibility and facilities
- Wheelchair-accessible playground.
- Water-based accessible play features are listed.
- A mobility transfer system is listed.
- Companion seating is noted.
- Sensory-friendly space and tactile play experiences are listed.
Keep browsing
Use the main lists if this stop is not the right fit for the day.