Roberto Clemente State Park

4.5 (1,780)park

$0.00 – $2.00
301 West Tremont Avenue

Set along the Harlem River, this Bronx park features an Olympic-size pool, picnic areas, and views of High Bridge.

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Opened in 1973, this 25-acre waterfront space was later renamed to honor Roberto Clemente, the first Latino-American inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Recent updates have added new soccer, baseball, and T-ball fields, plus an outdoor stage for musical performances. Beyond the main swim area, you will find a kiddie pool, a diving pool, and an indoor basketball court reserved for league play. The park is highly active and can draw large crowds, with staff strictly enforcing rules to keep the sprawling recreation building, trails, and promenade orderly.


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