Great program consisting of experienced, professional amd friendly staff. They have programs for…read moreall ages and levels of experience. The director, Aki is awesome. She runs the wheelchair tournaments which is a big event for the participants and the tennis center. Pickleball is available with dedicated courts. The location is also convenient with plenty of parking and a comfortable seating area to: watch your little ones play, catch up on homework or to just relax.

We recently participated in a tennis tournament here, and unfortunately it was the most…read moredisappointing and unfair experiences we've ever had in tennis. My son was completely cheated out of a match that we paid for. The line judge consistently favored his opponent. When my son challenged calls, they were almost always ruled against him. When his opponent challenged calls, they were routinely given in his favor. The inconsistency was blatant. What made this even more concerning was that at the very beginning of the match, my son's opponent was walking side-by-side with the line judge, talking to him and even touching him. It was very clear they knew each other and that the opponent likely attends the school. That alone created the appearance of bias and the officiating only reinforced it. After the match, I asked the line judge to explain some of the calls. He had no reasoning and admitted he did not even see at least one of the balls he ruled on. That is unacceptable in a paid tournament setting. To make matters worse, the front desk was extremely uncooperative. At the conclusion of the match, the front desk staff member even escalated the situation by asking both players if there was "outside interference from parents," despite already having spoken to us, the adults. It was an attempt to shift blame rather than address the clear officiating issue. We understand that calls can be missed, that's part of sports. What is not acceptable is consistent bias and a complete lack of accountability. We expect fairness and professionalism when paying for organized competition. That absolutely was not the case here.

Some buddies from Queens invited me out to play pickleball the other day so I hopped in my car and…read moreheaded out. I was nervous about parking but it turned out to be a breeze. The folks at the check-in counter were super welcoming and the courts were pretty darn great! There were about 2/3 of the center set up for tennis and about 1/3 for pickleball. We had an absolutely blast and for only $40 (10 for each of us), it was quite a good deal. We certainly got our money's worth as we worked up a sweat, had some close games and more importantly, had fun!

I started coming to Cunningham Park in 2021 but never thought to share my experience, why? Well,…read morebefore I became an Elite, I thought yelping was just about restaurant. So visiting the park today I found it to really chilly and active with a good amount of parkgoers. Cunningham Park in 1934, the space has developed into headquarters for countless athletic leagues, animals, playmates, and barbecue enthusiasts. Cunningham Park got it's name in 1934, this park has developed into a headquarters for countless athletic leagues, animals, playmates, and barbecue enthusiasts. I had a BBQ here once I had to get here early and they is information on when you need to reserve a spot. I see that they installed EV charging units with solar panels. This is an upgrade because Electric Vehicles weren't able to get a charge before. Believe it or not, this place provides opportunities for kite flyers, if I'm not mistaken, I may have flew one here once. The bathroom were decent but people over packed the trash cans around the track which is very unattractive but hey, it takes Every Kinda People, to make this world go around, Robert Palmer said that, I didn't. Just another opportunity to ... Inspire more, Yelp more!

This park is beautiful but very ghetto . First a lady pooped all over the stall and none came to…read moreclean it up . Then I saw a lady fighting with her man over something stupid and the woman proceeded to cuss

I use this facility to play pickleball. Most use it to play tennis. Note that I have been to this…read morefacility about 10 times as per the address but I know it as the Alley Pond Tennis Center and is operated by Common Point Queens. The facility doesn't have the best lighting in the world and in the winter it is not well heated. On one day when it was 7 degrees outside, the inside was only 46 degrees when I arrived around 9AM and went up to 49 an hour and a half later according to my thermometer. On a relatively warm day in the winter (around 55 outside) it got as high as 62 on the court. In addition to less than optimal temperatures and lighting, the courts are often dusty and dirty though management did surprise me recently by running a sweeping/vacuuming machine over the courts before a recent tournament which was helpful. Notwithstanding the aforementioned shortcomings, I have given it three stars as at least the management price court time lower than the nicer facilities like Pickleball Plus so this facility does serve a purpose and is conveniently located to a densely populated area. I'm glad it's around.

From the owner: We are your online portal to all things tennis and racket sports at Alleypond Park Tennis Courts…read more Current Concessionaire is Common Point Queens. Sign up for classes and programs through www.tennispassportnyc.com

I came here with my sister and friend to attend Rise Up NYC which was sponsored by Mayor Adams. The…read moreHeadlining acts were Bobby Valentino, Mya and Trey Songz. They were all amazing. The sound was good and there were two jumbo projectors that ensured the whole crowd can see what's going on. The park was very clean and orderly. Going through security was a breeze and no headaches. We were able to bring our own chairs and small cooler for water and drinks. It was crowded but the energy was amazing and respectful. I came for the last installment but I will definitely be back to this park if there is more to come.

Roy Wilkins the historical park that has had many walks of life gather here for a good time and…read moreit's been happening for a long time. We gathered here yesterday to celebrate Juneteenth while Dj Envy and Dj Clue were on the turn tables.

Cute park with a lake. There are playgrounds for kids and nice space to sit of a picnic. You'll see…read morea lot of ducks and turtles in the water. Watch out for the geese, they own the walkways.

Great park! Plenty of walking and running trails. Wildlife all over the place. Soccer ball court,…read morefishing allowed in the lake, very lively. Lots of places to stand doesn't usually feel overcrowded. Best places to just sit, relax, people watch and enjoy the sunset.

It's a beautiful day to be surrounded by nature…read more My parent's house in Oakland Gardens is close to Alley pond park, so I am able to walk the trails anytime I want. There are no sharp inclines or steep, rocky hills. I like to walk these trails to admire nature and all it's worth. The lake that I came across while walking today made me want to jump in and swim(not sure if that's allowed). Aside from the trails, there are other little playgrounds in the area that might appeal to children.

I have always enjoyed coming to this park due to its natural scenery, trails, and amenities. I…read moreappreciated its suitability for various activities like walking, jogging, biking, and birdwatching, along with sports facilities like tennis and baseball fields, as well as its family-friendly features such as playgrounds, fields, and picnic areas. Thumbs up to their Environmental Center which is very helpful in providing educational programs. I like the availability of car parking and multiple entrances, though some trails are better than others. The best part that I enjoy in this park is it marks the start/end of the Vanderbilt Motor Parkway trail path, it is historic, a scenic trail for walking, running, and biking, a beautiful, green space that offers a break from the city, and the paved path connects it to other parks. The trail path extends about 3 miles which makes it a 6 miles trekking distance out and back. In most weekend mornings, there is a great chance that you might see me walking/biking on this trail, so, see you there.

This is a very nice park .it has a really nice running track for all of you who runs or for the…read morejoggers. Or even for a some one who likes to walk you could do so right in side of the park on the track. The park is pretty safe and clean all so,they have mens and women bathrooms located right near the tennis courts. And they have a nice size basketball court with multiple baskets. They also have slides and monkey bars for the kids. And I cant for get there very nice pool .I use to come to this pool as a kid this is one of Jamaica queens most known swimming pools .they also have swimming classes for children and adults alike.right here at liberty park. This is one of queens hidden secrets. When in jamaica queens area check out this park

Cleanliness, Staff is very respectful and pool is barley packed . Park is next to it so kids can…read moreplay before of after going in the pool.

Terribly unkept and has long grass with lots of bugs in it (probably ticks). This is no environment…read morefor any dog. Do better nyc parks.

I wonder if the park is closed for use. There is no water and only dust and mud. There is got to…read morebe an explanation of why the park looks like this. There is a lot of construction around it and the park should be closed down if not at least necessary basic is provided such as water.