Aqueduct Walk is a community park in The Bronx, New York City located between Kingsbridge Road and West Tremont Avenue. It spans over two zip codes and two Bronx Community boards. Its facilities include basketball courts, restrooms, playground and water sprinklers. The park is a portion of the Old Croton Aqueduct.
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I actually live one block away from this park. I lived in this neighborhood for 28 years. Aqueduct 🚶♀️🚶♂️ walk has seen a major renovation. When i first came to Aqueduct walk it was a sad sight to see. The lights in the poles in the park where broken. It was totally dark at night. The park benches were missing parts and pieces. The handball courts were always littered with empty beer bottles and cans. Lots of drug paraphernalia. It was really bad. Today it has been totally transformed into a beautiful park. New park benchs and lighting all over the entire park. Handball courts are brand new and well maintained . The park has a new play area for the children. Giant sprinkler included. New water fountains and even a beautiful garden area. All these areas are opened in the morning and closed at night by the Parks Department. The areas are patrolled by the NYC POLICE at all times. The park and surrounding areas are safe and Aqueduct walk is now a place where i will bring my children to play. I ...
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Transform this walk into a water-absorbing marvel! Located in a flood-prone, heat-vulnerable area, this park highlights the pressing need for action. NYC parks are vital for climate defense, not just leisure. With rising flood risks, let's treat them as essential infrastructure.
NYC park zones in floods today stand at 38%, soaring to 70% by century's end. The most affected, vulnerable hotspots need immediate attention—this park included.
Brooklyn's flood zones leap from 21% to 69% by 2100; Queens from 33% to 78%. Overlapping risks of floods and heat threaten homes in vulnerable communities.
See parks like bridges, crucial lifelines. NYC’s blue-green plan could double returns by curbing damage costs and enhancing resilience.
Parks, when revamped, save lives, cut urban heat, and manage floods, but they demand our investment now. #ParksSaveLives
Permeable pavement and an underground tank could redefine this area, just as in Hoboken.
Rally your neighbors for climate-smart,...
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This is a great place to come and enjoy fresh air. There are lots of trees which provide lots of shade to protect from the sun. The place is alway clean and have a lot of seating area. There are few tables as well. The tables have a checker's board. The Bx3 bus stops infront of the walk way. The 4 train is about 10min away from this place. Also, Bronx Community College is infront of...
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