Crocheron Park

Whether it's spring, summer, fall or winter, Crocheron park is a great spot for naturetime. The park is well maintained. The benches by the pond are clean and a great spot to sit by yourself with a coffee while you watch the ducks or with your friends, and family.

The park upstairs have great views of the bay, and has tennis courts, pickleball courts, and baseball courts. The stairs could be slippery during the rain or winter season so be careful. There is plenty of parking in the premises.

The park is named for Joseph Crocheron (1824-1896), a businessman from Europe. Nice park in a quiet neighborhood. It overlooks little neck bay. Two pavilions to provide shelter from the rain. A path leads to the overpass over the cross island parkway, you can walk to the path along the shore. Sectioned for bike riders and pedestrian. This path also lead you to the Baside Marina.

A fantastic place where the environment has a therapeutic effect for people who like natural pond , woods and mini hills . Then across the park you have a beautiful track for skating and biking by the waters . So in short just go and enjoy this place is amazing.

A lovely park with gorgeous trees, sweeping hillsides, big lawns for picnics/enjoying the sunshine, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, walking paths (some slightly hidden and therefore fun), and just a lovely vibe. There is a small area with a playground and basketball courts. There are two gazebos overlooking the water (Bay) which is visible in the winter.

I come here to meditate a lot, for those tree-huggers like myself out there, it's nice and quiet and an oasis of nature. I am thankful to have it in the neighborhood. There is also a lane that goes to a wee Bridge over the highway to the bay across the other side, and another down to a large pond with geese. Also, plenty of benches to sit on all over the place.

Nice place, very clean. I was only there for a couple of hrs and spoke to 2 very nice people regarding the park. I'll have to go back soon and explore more of the park.