A public Chelsea park with courts, fields, playground space, walking paths, and a World War I memorial.
Use the basketball and handball courts or spend time in the park’s wide field area.
A playground and nearby open areas give children room to play during weekday visits or weekend outings.
The Chelsea Doughboy Statue adds a distinct historical feature to this neighborhood park.
Chelsea Park is a public park at West 27th Street and 9th Avenue in Chelsea, New York. The park includes basketball and handball courts, fields, a playground, benches, and space for walking or relaxing.
The Chelsea Doughboy Statue, a World War I memorial, stands within the park. Visitors describe the area as peaceful, clean, well maintained, and useful for families, children, runners, and neighborhood recreation.
Outdoor play space for children.
Public courts for basketball and casual recreation.
Courts for handball and active neighborhood play.
Wide field space for walking, running, and family activities.
Benches and peaceful areas for sitting, strolling, or taking a break.
“What a life savor. Took my oldest to the city for his modeling gig but had to bring my 4 year old with us and he begged for playground after we were done. This park was in the area.”
“Solid Chelsea spot. Basketball and handball courts always running, field gets good use. Playground works for kids, benches to sit. Doughboy statue in the corner is random but cool. Bathrooms are hit or miss, sometimes locked.”
“I was in the field part of the park. Nice and wide. Closed in fairly well if you have runners or want to keep the kids in. I glanced at the other part of the park and it looked good. Enough space and equipment for kids to use.”
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