
Monsignor Kett Playground
4.2 (120)park
Home to the Dyckman summer league, this Inwood park draws basketball fans and star spectators to its famous court.
Description




Beyond the court, the park features a renovated children's playground equipped with play features like ground poles, built with a single entry and exit point. On game days, the local scene fills out with street vendors selling pastelitos and ice cream. However, the space comes with practical limitations, including the absence of public restrooms and occasional inconsistencies with its opening hours.
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No restroomsHours can varySummer crowdsOne entry/exit
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