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Providing over 350-acres of spacious land, Cunningham Park in the Queens borough of New York, was originally called Hillside Park but the name was later changed to its present name in 1935. A park that promotes barbecuing, Cunningham Park has designated areas for this fun-filled event but does prohibit from using propane and barbecuing next to trees, branches, and buildings. The park also has several unnamed trails that provide park goers with means to see this expansive park. Cunningham Park provides a diverse ecosystem that helps support wildlife and showcases Kettle Ponds with numerous species of frogs.

Cunningham Park, 196-10 Union Turnpike, Fresh Meadows, NY, Phone: 212-639-9675

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