Forest Park
Take advantage of the extensive hiking and biking trails in one of Queens' largest parks.





Woodhaven is a predominantly residential neighborhood located in the heart of Queens, New York. One of its most defining features is its proximity to Forest Park, a massive 500-acre green space that provides a rare natural escape within the city, featuring hiking trails, a golf course, and a historic carousel. The neighborhood itself is celebrated for its architectural charm, with many streets lined with well-preserved Victorian and colonial-style houses. Jamaica Avenue serves as the local hub for commerce, offering a wide array of international cuisines and small businesses that reflect the area's diverse population. With reliable transit links to Manhattan, Woodhaven maintains a small-town feel while remaining an integral part of the New York metropolitan area.
Woodhaven is a predominantly residential neighborhood located in the heart of Queens, New York. One of its most defining features is its proximity to Forest Park, a massive 500-acre green space that provides a rare natural escape within the city, featuring hiking trails, a golf course, and a historic carousel. The neighborhood itself is celebrated for its architectural charm, with many streets lined with well-preserved Victorian and colonial-style houses. Jamaica Avenue serves as the local hub for commerce, offering a wide array of international cuisines and small businesses that reflect the area's diverse population. With reliable transit links to Manhattan, Woodhaven maintains a small-town feel while remaining an integral part of the New York metropolitan area.
Direct access to the 500-acre Forest Park.
Historic Victorian and colonial-style architecture.
Diverse local shopping and dining on Jamaica Avenue.
Convenient subway access via the J and Z lines.
Residential atmosphere with a slower pace than Manhattan.
Excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation in Forest Park.
Rich history reflected in the local architecture.
Take advantage of the extensive hiking and biking trails in one of Queens' largest parks.
The J and Z trains provide the most direct access to the neighborhood from Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Quiet residential stays and easy access to Forest Park.
USD $
$150-$250 p/day
36,555
Visit the local bakeries and eateries along Jamaica Avenue for a taste of the neighborhood's cultural diversity.
English, Spanish
May-June, September-October
Ideal for seeing the blossoms in Forest Park and enjoying mild walking weather.
The park is a hub for outdoor activities, though New York summers can be humid.
The autumn foliage in Forest Park is a local highlight and perfect for photography.
A peaceful time to visit; the neighborhood is charming under snow, though park activities are limited.