Facilities

LOCATION:

This 1.31 acre park is located at the corner of Whitney Street and Battle Avenue at a high point overlooking the City.

AMENITIES

The playground offers children two play area: a playground designed for children between the ages of two and five which includes a log stack climber, wiggle ladder, arch bridge, storefront panel, double swirl slide and toddler swings with bucket seats; and a play area designed for children between the ages of five and twelve that includes a 7-post Netplex play system. If you are looking to relax and enjoy lunch, the park also includes an area with three picnic tables, donated by the Westchester/Putnam Central Labor Body AFL-CIO. 

Imprtant Items to Note:

**No restrooms, park lighting or off street parking**

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

Battle of White Plains Park, Battle Whitney Park formerly, is the most visible remaining piece of public land on which the actual Battle of White Plains was fought during the American Revolution. This park was originally designed and built in 1976 as part of the National Bicentennial Projects. Interpretive historical signage is located throughout the park. As a preeminent historical site in White Plains, this park should highlight the importance of the hill's topography and geology to the Battle of White Plains.