Swings, slides, climbing structures and summer-time sprinkler, especially for toddlers.  Playground is for children only.  Adults may only enter when accompanying children.

Swings, slides and climbing structures for school-aged children.  Playground is for children only.  Adults may only enter when accompanying children.

Temporary art installation, made possible by the Mellon Foundation’s Culture, Care and Community Initiative.

Free seasonal swimming pool

Designated area for impromptu drum circles that have been a Saturday afternoon tradition in Marcus Garvey Park since 1969

Opened in 1969, The Pelham Fritz facilities include performance spaces, a children’s playroom, a weightlifting area, a reading room, a computer center, and a game room. This center honors Pelham Fritz (1920–1988), an esteemed Parks official, former basketball player and coach, and Harlem resident for most of his life.

Originally built in 1969, and renovated in 2011, the band shell and amphitheater is a vibrant community gathering place for music, dance, celebrations, and ceremonies.

Indoor space available for local organization to use for events and meetings. Public restrooms located in the building.

Plaza located at top of Mount Morris, crowned by the historic Fire Watch Tower, originally constructed in 1812, and restored in 2019.

Mixed-used plaza accentuated by chess/checker tables.

Exercise structures and gym equipment generously provided and operated by the Lion’s Den gym, open to all

Three basketball courts and playgrounds, open to all ages

Barbecue grills and picnic tables available on a first-come-first-served basis

Two dog run areas: A larger area for all dogs, and a smaller are for dogs who need to be separated from other dogs — ie: because they are not yet socialized, they are healing from an injury, or they just prefer to be alone.

The Bill Shea Harlem Little League Friendship Field used for baseball and softball