Andrews Grove

Andrews Grove is a half-acre neighborhood park in Forest Hills, Queens, located near Yellowstone Boulevard and 68th Avenue. The park provides a shaded green space in one of Queens' most established and desirable residential neighborhoods.

Forest Hills is known for the Forest Hills Gardens, a planned residential community designed by Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. and Grosvenor Atterbury in 1909. The Gardens' Tudor-style homes, curving streets, and shared green spaces created a garden suburb within the city that remains one of the most architecturally distinguished residential areas in Queens.

Andrews Grove features mature trees, pathways, and seating areas that provide a quiet retreat from the busy commercial streets of Forest Hills. The park's grove-like character, with a dense canopy of shade trees, gives it an intimate, woodland feel unusual in an urban neighborhood.

The surrounding Forest Hills neighborhood has a diverse residential population including large Bukharan Jewish, Israeli, and East Asian communities alongside longer-established families of European descent. The neighborhood's excellent schools, transit access, and residential character make it one of the most sought-after areas in Queens.

Andrews Grove serves the daily needs of Forest Hills residents with the kind of quiet, shaded park that complements the neighborhood's emphasis on residential quality and community character.