Juniata Park

Type	Neighborhood
Location	North Philadelphia / Lower Northeast
ZIP code(s)	19124, 19134
Named for	Juniata Park (the green space)
Boundaries	Roughly Erie Avenue to Allegheny Avenue, G Street to Castor Avenue
Adjacent	Frankford, Feltonville, Harrowgate
Major streets	Erie Avenue, Castor Avenue, G Street
Transit	SEPTA bus routes
Landmarks	Juniata Park, Juniata Golf Course

Juniata Park is a neighborhood in the lower Northeast Philadelphia area, taking its name from the park and golf course that anchor the community. The neighborhood features working-class housing, diverse demographics, and access to recreational facilities.

Juniata Park and Golf Course

The Juniata Park complex includes:

65-acre park
18-hole public golf course
Tennis courts
Playgrounds
Picnic areas
Recreation center

The golf course is one of Philadelphia's public courses, offering affordable play in an urban setting.

History

Juniata Park developed in the early 20th century as part of Philadelphia's industrial expansion. The neighborhood provided housing for workers in nearby factories. The park was established to provide recreation for the growing community.

Character

Housing

Brick rowhouses
Twins and duplexes
Modest single-family homes
Affordable prices

Demographics

Working-class families
Hispanic community (growing)
Mix of longtime and newer residents
Multigenerational households

Commercial Areas

Erie Avenue shopping
Castor Avenue businesses
Neighborhood stores and services
Mix of chain and local businesses

Living in Juniata Park

Affordable housing
Park and golf course access
Working-class community
Transit accessible

Getting There

SEPTA buses: 3, 5, 56, 75
Near: Frankford Transportation Center
Roosevelt Boulevard: Accessible via Castor Avenue