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Cranston Street Park

photo of playground structures
photo of a swing set
Photo Showing Playground Structures at Cranston Street Park
photo of a playground and grass field
photo of a colorful basketball court
photo of a colorful basketball court
photo of playground structures
photo of a colorful basketball court
photo of playground structures
photo of a swing set
Photo Showing Playground Structures at Cranston Street Park
photo of a playground and grass field
photo of a colorful basketball court
photo of a colorful basketball court
photo of playground structures
photo of a colorful basketball court

History

Deeded to the City between 1962-1969, the park is located between Cranston St, Lester St, and the PCTA Ballfield. While officially named Cranston St. Tot Lot, the park offers recreation for all age groups such as basketball, swings, and a sizeable area for lawn games.

Recent Improvements

  • New fence and gateway sign were added in spring 2022
  • Basketball court added and artwork by MyHomeCourt completed 2020
  • Playground for children ages 2-12 was completely renovated in 2019

Court

Basketball

  • Lined regulation court with player benches and breakaway rims
  • 94ft x 50ft with High School 3-point line
  • Extra two full sized goals on generous sideline with enough space for regulation free-throw shooting

Details

Status
Open Year-Round
Neighborhood
West End
Acreage
0.62 acres
Coordinates
41.815015, -71.424726
Address
126 Cranston Street
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Report an Issue

To report a maintenance issue at this location, submit a request through PVD 311 or contact the Parks Department directly.

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Providence Parks creates and maintains exceptional, accessible green spaces that serve as the foundation for wellbeing, quality of life, and environmental stewardship in Providence, Rhode Island.




Contact
Providence Parks Department
Clark Dalrymple Boathouse
Roger Williams Park
1000 Elmwood Ave
Providence, RI 02905

Superintendent: Wendy Nilsson
providenceri.gov/parks