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Long Island Ducks vs. Staten Island Ferryhawks Fairfield Properties Ballpark July 29th, 2026
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Parking & Directions for Staten Island FerryHawks Fairfield Properties Ballpark
3 Court House Drive, Central Islip, NY
11722, US
1. Fairfield Properties Ballpark Lot - 0.1 miles - $10
2. Central Islip High School - 0.5 miles - $5
3. Central Islip Train Station - 1 mile - $7
4. South Shore Mall - 1.5 miles - $8
Imagine stepping into SIUH Community Park on Staten Island and feeling that buzz of community energy, especially during the lively spring festival, where local artists, food vendors, and craft booths come together in a splash of color and flavor. It’s the kind of place where families spread out picnic blankets, kids chase each other around the open grassy fields, and everyone seems to find their little corner of happiness. The park isn’t just pretty; it’s got heart. Back in the early 2010s, they started hosting pet adoption days, teaming up with local shelters, which is honestly pretty cool, giving dogs and cats a second shot at life. Plus, with free Wi-Fi sprinkled across the grounds, it’s easy to stay connected or just scroll through social media while soaking in the view. Seating is first-come, first-served, but there’s plenty of space, and they’ve made sure wheelchair accessible spots are available with friendly companion seating nearby. If you’re coming from the west on the Staten Island FerryHawks Staten Island side, the drive to the park is a breeze, just turn left onto Oak Avenue from the transit hub, and you’re immediately in the green space’s welcoming embrace. It’s more than just a park, it’s a community hub where everyone from locals to visitors can feel right at home.