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Rego Park, New York City — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Rego Park is a Queens neighbourhood of high-rise blocks and detached houses, framed by Queens Boulevard and the Long Island Expressway.
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Where to stay in Rego Park
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
New York CityUnited Statesthe western side past Woodhaven BoulevardMiddle Village
Middle Village closes the western boundary of Rego Park out beyond Woodhaven Boulevard, clear of the neighbourhood's large commercial zone.Middle Village →About Rego Park
What are the main landmarks in Rego Park?
Tennis is the entry here. The West Side Tennis Club is the sole named site the record holds inside the boundary that Queens Boulevard, the Long Island Expressway, Woodhaven Boulevard and Yellowstone Boulevard describe. No other site makes the list.
Around it stand the high-rise apartment buildings and detached houses that fill Rego Park, along with a large commercial zone, all of it hemmed in by Elmhurst, Corona, Forest Hills and Middle Village.
What is the history of Rego Park?
Settlement here predates the borough. The record fixes 1653 for Rego Park's beginning, long before Queens Boulevard, the Long Island Expressway, Woodhaven Boulevard and Yellowstone Boulevard were drawn as the lines that now hold it. The West Side Tennis Club is the single institution named against it.
What came after is building, and it shows: high-rise apartment blocks, detached houses and a large commercial zone on ground that Elmhurst, Corona, Forest Hills and Middle Village press against from every side.
Where is Rego Park?
Forest Hills wraps east and south. Rego Park covers just under two square kilometres between Queens Boulevard, Yellowstone Boulevard and Middle Village.
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What is the best area to stay in Rego Park?
Middle Village: the western side past Woodhaven Boulevard.
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Updated September 2026