There are now 5 maps around Crocheron & John Golden Park, the 12th largest park in Queens and 46th largest park in NYC. Our group is proud to have advocated for these maps and to have helped NYC Parks include important landmarks, like the 150 year old Ginkgo Tree. Come to Bayside to check them out!Submitted by crocheronpark t3_z4lrki in nyc
crocheronpark OP t1_ixs74v9 wrote
Reply to comment by ji99lypu44 in There are now 5 maps around Crocheron & John Golden Park, the 12th largest park in Queens and 46th largest park in NYC. Our group is proud to have advocated for these maps and to have helped NYC Parks include important landmarks, like the 150 year old Ginkgo Tree. Come to Bayside to check them out! by crocheronpark
Yay! Thanks for your comment, hope you enjoy the new paths (around the pond and to the pedestrian bridge) that the Student Conservation Association put together as a project with NYC Parks.
ji99lypu44 t1_ixsnrs2 wrote
Ohh thats what they were working on when i visited a few weeks ago. I def will check it out!the map is such a great resource for visitors as the park is large.
lonerurouni777 t1_ixv8jaa wrote
Never knew there was a new path around the pond! Thanks for the heads up!
crocheronpark OP t1_ixvej8a wrote
It is now reinforced for safer and easier walking :) some of the wooden boards are recovered from the Coney Island boardwalk, after Sandy tore them up. I forget the type of wood but it is durable. And happy to put people onto it!
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