Springfield Park

Springfield Park is a public recreational space in Queens with a central lake, multiple sports fields, playgrounds, and walking trails. The grounds contain various activity areas designed for different uses and pastimes.

The area originates from the 17th century when early settlers named it Spring Field because of numerous natural water sources in the location. Over time, the site evolved into an important focal point for the community.

The park serves as a gathering place where local residents come together for outdoor sports and community events throughout the year. People use it regularly for recreation and neighborhood celebrations.

The park is easily accessible with pathways connecting different areas and offers basketball courts, baseball diamonds, and tennis courts. Visitors can find facilities spread throughout to accommodate various interests and activities.

A historic mill operated at the southern end of the former pond and connected to Brooklyn's water supply system. This industrial past shows how water power shaped the land before it became a park.

Location: Queens

Inception: 1932

GPS coordinates: 40.66167,-73.76139

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:21