Menu
Home / Queens / Astoria / Astoria Park

Play soccer at Astoria Park

Dive into a soccer frenzy at Astoria Park while taking in iconic views surrounded by a historical NYC landmark.

See Available Divisions
Aerial view of Astoria Park
Credits: Google
Summer Season Sign Up is Open
Sign up for a division below
Mon 7v7 co-ed CoEd Soccer  @  Astoria Park
Starts Jun 09 2025
Mon 7v7 co-ed Men's Soccer  @  Astoria Park
Starts Jun 09 2025
Wed 7v7 co-ed CoEd Soccer  @  Astoria Park
Starts Jun 11 2025
Wed 7v7 co-ed Men's Soccer  @  Astoria Park
Starts Jun 11 2025
Get notified when we post new divisions
Playing soccer at Astoria Park in Astoria Queens
Address

Astoria Park South and 18th St, Queens, NY 11105

Surface
Synthetic turf
Field Size
Large field
Goals
6 x 12 foot goals
About
Conceived in 1914, today's Astoria Park is roughly 60 acres in size. In addition to the track and soccer field, it includes a playground, a skatepark, tennis and bocce courts. Its famous outdoor swimming pool is on the list of New York City Designated Landmarks.

The park is situated on the eastern bank of the east river alongside the dangerous waterway known as Hell Gate. As you immerse yourself in the game, let the legend of the sunken British warship Hussar capture your imagination. During the Revolutionary War, it sank near present-day Astoria Park while carrying the army's payroll, believed to be worth up to four million dollars in gold. Where is that gold today? No one knows for sure; perhaps in a Bronx landfill, perhaps scattered among debris and trash at the bottom of the East River.

The synthetic turf soccer field is surrounded by a blue-colored, eight-lane rubberized track. Both were renovated in 2019 thanks to years of advocacy by the Astoria Park Alliance.

From the soccer field, you can enjoy a stunning view of the Triborough Bridge and Hell Gate Bridge in the distance. Take a moment to appreciate the architectural beauty that adds to the charm of the field.
Benny
Photos of Astoria Park
Aerial view of Astoria Park
Credits: Google
Credits: City of New York
Get in Touch
membercare@nycsoccer.com
Instagram: @nycsoccerleague
Boroughs
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
NYCSoccer.com 2025
Privacy
Fields
Astoria Park
Baruch Playground
Battery Park City Ball Fields
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Bush Terminal Park
Bushwick Inlet Park
Chelsea Park
Chelsea Waterside Park
Columbus Park
Corlears Hook Park
East River Park
Frederick Douglass Playground
Gansevoort Peninsula
Gantry Plaza State Park
James J Walker Field
Lion's Gate Field
Marx Brothers Playground
McCarren Park
McLaughlin Park
Murray Playground
Nike Field
Pier 40
Pier 42
Prospect Park Parade Ground
Queens West Sportsfield
Riverside Park
Robert Moses Playground
St. Vartan Park
Sternberg Park
Tanahey Playground
Thomas Jefferson Park