I haven't been to this park in years and a few days ago it became clear to me why I should've been…read moreback sooner. The beautiful nature trails, the local variety of plant life is amazing and a wonderful experience to take in. Key Details: 1. The park is bigger than it appears on Google maps lol 2. You will need more than 2hrs to explore everything 3. They have horses (the trails will show evidence of that lol) Also saw a group dealing with the Queens way, hopefully the old train tracks are reused into something beneficial for everybody real soon.

The skate park was all right, but the only thing is there's very limited things in every time I've…read morewon. There's been little kids like all over the ramps and they just getting in your way. They slide on the Rams and stuff and it's really annoying this getting your way, and then like the Mom's yelling at you and also there's like four ramps i'm reading this like two actually three.

Came to these Brooklyn Bridge Park courts at 8am on a summer Friday with my work bestie to get a…read moresweat in. There we were, a former division 3 starter and a former high school JV back up point guard going head to head in spot ones, giving the Manhattan skyline that stood tall in the background a show to start the day. The infamous "Battle for the Brooklyn Bridge," as some pundits are calling it. We were on one of the five courts, and there I was playing my typical game dribbling the air out of the ball to get a struggle bucket. He was lowkey cooking me I can't even lie. His 3pt percentage from treball was odee shooting hesi hang pulls... I would never say this to his face but he is a wonderful person and a gifted basketball player... it's a shame he's 5'6. After the war of the behemoths, endorphins flowing from a good sweat, we just sat there taking in the sites and talking about how much we love the game. Basketball genuinely makes me feel like a little kid again. It gives me that pure happiness and sense of purpose that I have spent my adult life trying to replicate in something else. Also, shoutout to the work besties of the world. You don't fully appreciate them until one of you leaves the job. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

This is my 1st time down here at Pier 2. My sis and I came down here so she can rollerskate. It's…read moreso nice down by the water. At Pier 2 They have Pickel Ball, Rollerskating, Basketball, Handball/ Racketball and Fitness. It's a little chilly but cool.

All concrete skate park. I'm not a skater. But my son is…read moreand I come here with him almost 3 times a week. In the mornings the skate park is mostly empty. It starts getting crowded around 4-7 pm in the spring and summer. There's lots of bikers and skateboards and a few scooters. It can get rowdy and accidents do happen so so wear a helmet and pads! The park can be divided into two sections- One side is spacious with 45 degree ramps, concave ramps, and such. The other side is steeper - a half pipe sort of thing. Forgive my bad terminology - lol.

For 2026, this was the new race expo venue for the Brooklyn Half Marathon. I came here via the MTA…read moreProspect Park subway station. It was a short walk across Ocean Ave to reach Prospect Park from the station. I thought it was a bit easier to get to versus the old location over at the Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 2.

pretty spacious and family friendly ice rink managed by prospect park. unfortunately the software…read morefor preordering tickets is quite rough and the line moves at a snail's pace. staff are friendly and it's a nice open air setting for ice skating which is nice! it gets crowded but still very skate able.

Nice park with a playground, basket ball court, several picnic benches and barbecues, and a covered…read morepavilion for events. There is parking. There's a bathroom that is kept clean. There is a mile long loop path that encircles the park made of recycled tire - comfortable to walk on and well maintained. Off this main trail is a dirt path that leads to Kean University and food (Panera, Chipotle, Coldstone, and more). There's a baseball diamond and a soccer field, also. The bridge that leads to another hiking trail is closed, but you can easily walk around the stream to get to the trail. The hiking trail itself is not well kept the further in you go, mostly rocks and dirt. It gets very narrow and basically leads to a stream and not much else. There are also many ticks so be careful. Gets very busy weekday mornings with people walking the paths, and weekends staring in the afternoon.

This park is great. Nice walking paths. Baseball, soccer and basketball courts here. Lots of…read moreparking. Came out early and enjoyed a good long walk. Clean air and the people are nice friendly. Will be back!!

Alfredo was excellent. He seems like a child-whisperer and the kids seemed to be listening well to…read morehim. Look out for the Tie-Dye shirts when you come to find your instructors. Great first lesson for our 6 year old. He was exhausted after the hour lesson, which is rare. He absolutely loved it and wanted to keep going tho. Looking forward to the rest of his lessons and possibly getting him to day day or summer camp with them. The skate park itself is excellent too.

Such a really fun place to be! I came here today with some kiddos that take lessons here. They are…read morea few weeks in - and the instructors are accommodating to every child. They are eager to teach, kind, personable, and have a nice laid back calm energy. The owner is kind and all of the staff members are professional. The place is small but roomy enough to skate and a nice little seating area in the front. The skateboards are all cool to look at. It's nice to see some story time before class to create a community of togetherness.

My husband and I went.. We So much fun.. we went on a Saturday night and it was a blast! Plenty of…read moreparking and staff was so helpful.. they had lockers for our stuff and snack bar. Plenty of snacks Pizza, wings, mozzarella sticks. Would definitely go back!

Came for family skate with my daughter and some of her friends. Unfortunately my daughter got a…read morereally bad headache and really nauseous. The music was too loud which caused the headache. Her friends stated that the pizza tasted like cardboard and the starry was not tasty either. Unfortunately this skate location has changed so much since my own childhood smh. But I will say the security was very nice and helpful, one even obtained some water for my daughter to help her cool off.

We have gone here many times with our daughter enjoyed a decent amount of options for various ages…read moreof kids.

Line up, everybody- it's time to go outside! My almost 2-year old daughter spends hours here and…read moresometimes finds a playmate who instantly becomes her BFF-of-the-day. While it gets pretty busy around 4pm, it's often nearly empty. The fenced playground has wood chips covering the ground with an adjacent paved parking lot that fits about 20 cars, 2 large structures with several slides and climbing or hanging options (one for younger kids and the other for older children), a set of swings for babies, older kids, and children who need full neck support (with a harness and crotch strap), 2 flowers in which kids can sit and spin, and a bouncy structure for sitting with a dinosaur and car theme. A soccer/softball field area sometimes hosts organized games for children but otherwise, can be a great place for babies to experience the feeling of grass under their feet and for toddlers to run around in a big, open space or kick a ball. Since we're usually here for a while, I typically bring some water and snacks for my daughter who enjoys them at some picnic tables in a grassy area nearby. A bathroom's accessible in the nearby Community Center through the parking lot area during the day or through the front doors after hours. With all these features, kids won't want to leave.