Suggestions for Park near Greenpoint, Brooklyn
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Michael F. • September 2, 2019One of the best parks in Brooklyn to chill out with friends. If you’re sporty the park has baseball & soccer fields, a track and a pool! There’s even a dog area.
Lucie P. • October 30, 2016Great little park at the end of Greenpoint Ave. Fabulous sunset watching of the Manhattan skyline and make sure to grab a drink at Brooklyn Barge.
Savoteur • March 16, 2016This green oasis in the middle of Greenpoint is the most pleasant surprise you will come across. Beautiful any time of the year, the picturesque park opened in 1891.
Amy S. • March 10, 2015My favorite park in the city. Take a seat on the rocks, enjoy the view and unwind.
TEV N. • October 9, 2012Enjoyable throughout the entire year, this park claims an amphitheater, bike paths, playgrounds, sports fields, gardens, children’s water playgrounds, and walking paths.
Marius W. • November 14, 2016A true hidden gem, this park features monumental architecture with an amazing location in the middle of the East River. The tram across Manhattan is worth it on its own.
karen s. • April 9, 2010The dog park is awesome. Hours are 6-10am on weekdays and 6-12pm on weekends.
Bum Bum J. • July 24, 2013Best Park to visit if you want to relax, but still be steps away from all of the action. Grab a park bench along the 26th street side of the park, and write a poem.
Louisa K. • May 20, 2014Lovely park-- well maintained, clean and never crowded. It's a great escape from the city noise and crowds while still being in downtown Manhattan!
Daniela G. • May 14, 2012Come here at dusk and go to the North End of the Park, it's a peaceful, quiet spot. Also, look for the Ghandi statue - It's pretty neat!
Lana C. • July 29, 2009This small park has a great view of the East River and LIC - very nice when there's a breeze. Come around 8:30am if you have a dog
Lynn B. • August 6, 2020Great strangely segmented park! Grab a coffee between 34/33 & 1st as extension of the park. Then the East river to smile back at you!
Laurence B. • May 18, 2018Amazing little hidden park. Go down the right side, to the lower level by the waterfall, and find a peaceful spot away from the sounds of the city.
Krista B. • October 21, 2012Proper dog park etiquette means keeping one gate closed at all times. If both are open, dogs could get out.
Susumu • May 8, 2017A small park tucked away on Sutton Square surrounded by beautiful townhouses. There are small parks along the Sutton Place, but all of them are named as Sutton Place Park. This one is the north park.
9.0State / Provincial Park •90 Kent Ave (btwn N 7th & N 9th St), Brooklyn
Melissa M. • September 23, 2013Amazing park. Very tranquil, right on the water.
Martina C. • September 8, 2019A wonderful park with magic views, and nice enjoyable seating areas and playground for children and dogs.
Mia G. • June 23, 2017We usually try to bring (or buy from the grocery store across the street) a jug of water for all the doggos. Come on Sundays to take advantage of the farmers market nearby!
Tom W. • January 6, 2022The kids enjoy it. It's big enough so they have space to run around or ride a bike or scooter. There are puddles when it rains which can be good or bad. And there's excellent pizza across the street.
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