
Queens Parks with Swings, Ball Fields and Bocce
Four Queens parks on 114th Street, 32 Avenue, Peck Avenue and Steinway Street, with baseball diamonds, a former summer estate, A-frame toddler swings and bocce courts.


Hinton Park on 114th Street has a turf field with two batting corners, baseball diamonds, game tables and a playground across the street. The field has no outdoor lighting, and a local soccer club often uses it.
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Bowne Park on 32 Avenue began as a summer estate built circa 1825 for State Senator Walter Bowne. It now has basketball and bocce courts, spray showers and playgrounds, and debuted the city's first instant playground in 1969.
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Ella Fitzgerald Playground on Peck Avenue in Kissena Corridor Park has A-frame swings for toddlers and older children, seasonal water features, a tennis court, a basketball court and clean restrooms.
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Ditmars Playground on Steinway Street offers bocce, basketball and handball courts, two swing zones, a toddler area for ages nine months to three years, benches, tables and public restrooms.
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