15 parks with basketball courts, in 6 towns — the ones whose own pages itemize their parks. Free unless an entry says otherwise.
Utica
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T.R. Proctor Park
2 basketball courts, 4 baseball fields, 2 soccer fields and a running trail.
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Addison Miller Park
York Street at Old Burrstone Rd — swimming pool, basketball courts, baseball fields, playground.
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Seymour Park
Euclid Road at School Road — pool, basketball courts, a football/soccer field, baseball fields, playground.
source ↗ Rome
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Crescent Park
South Crescent Street at Genesee Place — small playground and a basketball court.
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Franklyn's Field
North James Street — two basketball courts, four lighted tennis courts, a regulation and a practice baseball field, playgrounds for 5–12 and 2–5.
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Guyer Field
Laurel Street — basketball court, two tennis courts, softball field, multi-purpose soccer/football field, and the city’s only fully wheelchair-accessible playground and wading pool. Fishing platform on Wood Creek.
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Liberty Gardens / Thron Park
200 North Levitt Street — two basketball courts, two playgrounds, a ball field and an arboretum walkway.
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North Glendale (Eddy) Park
Off Seville Drive — basketball court, two tennis courts, baseball/softball field, playground.
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Pinti Field
Sixth and Mohawk Streets — skateboard and BMX area, basketball court, the full-size Tosti Pool, a three-story playground, the half-mile Bill Coughlin Trail and an accessible fishing platform.
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Ridgewood Heights Park
Ridgewood Street — basketball courts, tennis courts, two regulation Little League fields, playground.
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Steven's Field
West Court at Frederick Streets — basketball court, two tennis courts, two regulation softball fields, a multi-purpose soccer/football field, wading pool and playground.
source ↗ Herkimer
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Herkimer Town Park
Nine acres with a paved half-mile walking trail, a lighted basketball court, two tennis/pickleball courts, two ball fields, an outdoor fitness court and a small pavilion.
source ↗ Little Falls
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Veterans Memorial Park
Burwell Street — baseball/softball, basketball and tennis.
source ↗ Waterville
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Babbott Park
Off Babbott Ave. and Route 12 — ball field, playground, tennis/basketball/pickleball courts, a pavilion and a quarter-mile paved path.
source ↗ Whitesboro
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Flagg Street Playground
Open dawn to dusk — playground, covered picnic area, ballfield (first come, by phone) and a basketball court.
source ↗ Utica's neighborhood parks — Pixley, Lincoln, Hirt, O'Connor, Quinn, Watson Williams and North Utica — also carry basketball courts, ball fields and playgrounds in combinations the city's page doesn't itemize park by park. The nearest one to you likely has a hoop; the parks above are the ones itemized by their cities.
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