Is there a bathroom?
Yes. NYC Parks lists a wheelchair-accessible public restroom.
Quick facts
Where
155th Avenue between 83rd Street and 84th Street
Borough
Queens
Area
Howard Beach
Park or property
Harold Schneiderman Playground
Parent notes
Best for
Howard Beach families, summer water play, accessible restroom planning, and younger kids who need inclusive features.
Bathroom note
NYC Parks lists a wheelchair-accessible public restroom.
Water note
Ground-level and water-based accessible play features are listed.
What to know before going
The facility details are unusually helpful for parents: Parks lists a wheelchair-accessible restroom, water play, accessible swings for ages 5 to 12, seating, drinking fountain access, and sensory-friendly space.
The playground is named for Harold Schneiderman, a Howard Beach resident involved in community and charitable organizations. That history gives the page more neighborhood context than a simple address.
For parents, the key draw is the mix of water play and bathroom access. That combination makes it easier to consider for a longer warm-weather stop than playgrounds with no restroom.
Questions parents usually ask
Is there water play?
Yes. Ground-level and water-based accessible play features are listed.
Is it good for accessibility planning?
Yes. The playground details include a wheelchair-accessible restroom, a mobility transfer system, accessible swings for ages 5 to 12, companion seating, and an accessible drinking fountain.
Accessibility and facilities
- The playground is marked as wheelchair accessible.
- Wheelchair-accessible public restroom listed.
- Ground-level and water-based accessible play features are listed.
- Mobility transfer system and accessible swings for ages 5 to 12 are listed.
- Sensory-friendly space and tactile multi-sensory experiences are listed.
Keep browsing
Use the broader lists when bathrooms, spray showers, or another Queens playground would be a better fit.