A Corona Pocket Park Where Three Streets Meet
Once called National Triangle, this tiny Queens plaza turns a busy crossing into a patch of green.
🌿 A Patch Of Green
American Triangle shows how a traffic crossing can become a breather. This Corona pocket park sits between 41st Avenue, 102nd Street, and National Avenue, a small patch of green and public plaza shaped by the streets around it.
The site was originally known as National Triangle, after the adjacent road, until the Parks Commissioner renamed it in 1997. That bit of history gives a quick stop some local context, and the compact footprint suits a short pause rather than a long outing. Walkers passing through Corona, neighbors waiting to meet a friend, and anyone who wants a few minutes off the sidewalk all fit here.
The space is open 24 hours every day, with no ticket or booking involved. Find it at 41-12 102nd Street in Queens. Fold it into a walk around the neighborhood, take a seat at the center of the crossing, and then carry on with the rest of the day.
