Suggestions for Park near Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn

Amy S. • March 10, 2015My favorite park in the city! Aside from Grand Ferry Park (more quaint and small). If you're looking for an alternative to CP with lots of picnic spots, go!

Abu T. • November 7, 2017The start of my perfect walk. Love the vibe, energy, and the immensity of this place.

Tara W. • September 26, 2017I love Prospect Park. I've been going all my life.

Jacki C. • March 12, 2011Very close to my house, great place to take my dogs! Im so thankful to live so close! Terrace coffee right across from it has good treats to enjoy if you want a treat for your time in the park.

Nate F. • September 5, 2015drinking fountain on north end of the mini park south of seeley

Traci • April 7, 2010This park actually has a clean bathroom!

Jennifer B. • September 6, 2013It's a great place for kids, but if there were less kids, like none, than it would really class up the joint.

Julia D. • November 2, 2014Best dog park in the city! (Ok, not technically a dog park but that's what makes it great for dogs. You'll see.)

Lynda H. • March 25, 2014Beautiful view of Manhattan from the Park. Easy walk to subway.

Kaushal A. • September 24, 2012The sculpture in the middle of the park looks like a sun dial. The reflection of the sculpture, may be a coincidence pointed to the right time assuming the floor was a clock.

Nate F. • May 3, 2020nice uncrowded neighborhood outdoor space that remains open during the pandemic

D • July 21, 2013Other than the chess boards, this place is a little bizarre. Basically an abandoned slab of concrete with a few benches.

Carlos D. • April 6, 2010Great park for the kids but gets a bit crowded because of all the nanny's that come here

The Corcoran Group • November 6, 2013Walk, bike, or run around this circle just outside of Prospect Park to the southwest.

Howcast • July 21, 2011Make your trip to the park with your dog a training session to learn manners and tricks! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cg5b4_EphI

Travis S. • May 22, 2018Beautiful park!

Judy S. • July 7, 2011The Ball Fields are the first park attraction you'll pass during the Prospect Park Walk-a-Thon on September 18th: http://twitter.com/#!/WalkforPPA

Prospect_Park • October 20, 2010Download a guide (pdf) to the colorful leaves of fall http://bit.ly/93rDwF. Perfect accompaniement for the 10/23 Walk-athon for the Park http://bit.ly/c2voau . Use #PPWalk on Twitter

Emily L. • August 2, 2015Amazing dogs, I usually take them to Prospect Park and they have a blast!

Nate F. • September 14, 2020views are obscured by trees in the warmer months but once the trees are bare you can see to coney island

William J. • September 10, 2016Cold brew coffee was excellent. Strong (not watered down) brew. Homemade pop tart was fantastic but would have liked more filling distributed to the edges. Friendly staff and convenient to the park!

Lauren D. • April 5, 2015This is an amazing park. My favorite in Brooklyn. It's great for locals or tourists looking for a rest. It's what my tax dollars pay for and I big reason I live in the neighborhood.

Marvin C. • June 14, 2010What a neighborhood treasure and the instructors are great! Get a parks department pass in order to reserve court time over the phone.

Julie S. • January 13, 2019The Prospect Park Smorgasburg brings slightly less crowds then Williamsburg which is good. Still expect lines and make sure you bring cash (mostly cash only). So many amazing options!

Leticia d. • April 17, 2012The best park in the city! More for locals, no crowd, beautiful fields and if you're luck, you'll listen someone playing a cello or a guitar ;-)

nycHealthy • October 17, 2012Spend some quality time with your licensed pup at J.J. Byrne Memorial Park Dog Run. For info on dog licensing visit: http://on.nyc.gov/M85uPu. For more info about dog runs visit: http://bit.ly/Ra5S4w