Best Park in New York reviews

Nice place for a walk, lots of places to get lost (in a good way)! Try to spot places you've seen in movies! Be careful of people trying to sell you stuff! Also after your walk head to the Met for some more adventures!

Bryant park is one of those magic parks that you always want to visit. In the summer, folks can enjoy the variety of activities that the park organizes, yoga, dance therapy sessions etc and in the cold season you definitely have to come to enjoy the...

Excellent free service to reach Staten Island. The ferry passes very close to the Statue of Liberty.

It's okay. It's not great. If for whatever reason you can't get over to the Canadian side then this will do lol. It's hard to get a full view of the falls from this side. The area is also not the best. But if you just need to go see...

A brilliant way to repurpose an unused part of a growing city while making something beautiful

Super fun park to walk through (even in winter). Along the way, you are treated to amazing views. I walked from Soho, via the Manhattan Bridge, Dumbo to this park before walking back across the Brooklyn Bridge. I can imagine it's even more...

Time of day: Sunday lunchtime
Worth seeing: definitely
Crowded: no
Price: free

Rating: very nice park. Lots of locals. Enjoy the day in the park.

I have been coming to this park with my kids for years. Perfect for a leisurely stroll, a family picnic, or simply unwinding with nature, this park offers a serene escape. I highly recommend everyone to visit Prospect Park if they have the chance!

Very nice and very clean. It is nice for the kids. I am glad to say that I saw no
drug problems ect.

This park, though small, is a life saver. Gorgeous views of the city at night. I feel I would go crazy if I didn't have something like it where I live.

So pleased to see how the City continues to rebuild and extend Riverside park and the entire Geeenway

Fantastic walk along the water overlooking Manhattan. Several children playgrounds along the water. A few food trucks parked along the way leading you to the infamous Pepsi sign.

The park stretches almost the entire Hudson to Battery Park downtown. There are various piers and seating areas. Everything is well signposted and there are public toilets scattered throughout the park. Well worth seeing if you want to escape the...

Dog in playground area. No workers and no park ranger to be found. Very dangerous and very unsanitary

Nary a cop to be found on the route from the lot behind Abbotts to the end of the pier. Luckily no trouble but would’ve been reassuring to see someone walking a beat

Experience the unparalleled beauty of Manhattan's skyline! Nestled in one of Brooklyn's most picturesque neighborhoods, this area boasts exquisitely preserved architecture that echoes the grandeur and charm of a bygone era. Here, every...

I used to come here all the time during the summer months when I worked in Upstate NY. So many miles of trails that you can always discover a new path or journey. Incredible spots to take in the view and also respite from the hot summer sun. Took a friend...

Had a blast of a July 4th BBQ, a great time had by all. I only wished there was more grass for the kids to play rvrn more then they did

If you were planning on walking with ur dog here don’t, unless u don’t care about dogs running up to ur dog. Had to literally dodge off leash dogs like landmines must’ve seen at least 15 dogs and out of all of them only 1 was on leash. Even with me being...

Robert H. Treman State Park is a spectacular place. Make sure to hike the gorge trail that follows the Enfield Creek into the Enfield Glen and ends with the Lucifer Falls waterfall. The hike along the Gorge Trail is mostly shaded with good views...