This park is geared towards toddlers Completely fenced in…read more(although it is attached to a tennis court and the door to that was open one of the days we went. I noticed some of the kids would run into the court area... luckily no one was playing tennis) Swings - two baby swings (the bushes nearby provided some shade in this area) and two of the swings that have a regular seat and a baby seat attached to the same thing. Gazebo - there's a gazebo in the center that was on an elevated cement platform. Baby play House - there was a little play house that looked like it was for babies, like new walker age... Two play structures for kids - lots of slides Plenty of benches around the park A giant pig statue and cow statue to play on Dinosaur, airplane, and police car ride up Pretend nature themed house with a little bench in it A splash pad that was dirty and not open yet. I assume it will be cleaned first. Looks like it'll be like a couple inches of water with a giant flower shooting water down onto the kids. We have been to this park 3 times now and def will return Street parking Has restrooms Basketball courts An ice cream truck pulled up one of the times

I stumbled upon this play space this morning, and found it dirty and left mostly unkept. There are…read more2 areas that have been closed off for a while and you find trash on the floor pretty much all over the place. I love the shaded benches, and water sprinklers are available. Plus there's a small sandpit and 2 climbable dinosaurs. This place has lots of potential, but could use some TLC. Plans for renovation seem to have been made, but it appears that raising $5.9 million will take a while.

Dinosaur Playground is a good place for me to use the restroom. I've been here before over the…read moreyears but I wasn't reviewing playgrounds at that time. It's a pretty old playground that lots of people still enjoy. The bathroom was flooded today but when I gotta go it's a blessing! I'm at least giving this playground three stars. There's toilet paper! I would bring my child as the play area is clean and free of vagrants. And most importantly there's a bathroom!! There's lots of benches if you want a quiet place to sit and rest.

Great views at this playground. We love to visit around sunset. Play area for tots and older…read morekiddos. A splash pad area that runs seasonally. My kids are huge fans of this playground and love the monkey cars and rock climbing with the rope. One of our top 5 parks in the area. Highly recommend.

Amazingly beautiful pier…read more Some of the best views of the city are from here. I can come by this pier & relax honestly for the remainder of my life. Will for sure be back.

I LOVE THIS PARK! If…read moreyou want/need a relaxing stroll in the town of Secaucus, New Jersey, this is the place to go-It's a nice park and playground for children to play. There is also a Secaucus Greenway bridge where you can view the Hackensack River and portions of towns like Carlstadt, Rutherford, and East Rutherford, and you can also see the American Dream Mall. Just bring insect repellent as there can be fucking mosquitos.

This park is amazing! Super clean! The ground was padded astroturf? 3 benches around the perimeter…read more The slides were super high but my 3yr old had no issues climbing up and sliding down. The netted rope bridge in the middle was really cool. There's also a separate field for archery with targets... kinda random but cool I guess. Next to the playground is a dog park. Across from that is an additional playground geared more towards kids 4 and under I'd say. Cute little mushroom and bug accents in that park. Next to that is a long boardwalk over the marsh that takes you past a school and then to another little playground that is animal themed. Going to this playground turned into an all day event, which is nice cuz it kept the kids busy! I do get bitten alive by bugs every time I go here FYI

Lots of shade from all the trees in this park. It's in the middle of the woods…read moreParking lot nearby and there is street parking also Big covered picnic area where someone was having a birthday party. My kids got bored of this park pretty quickly though. Tire swing A small rope climbing structure A random egg thing that you sit in but I think it was broken. A hexagon structure that kind of reminded me of something you'd have for cats to play in

A nice park. Nice fishing hole !! Lots of fun activities for families!!!…read more A nice park for family fun.

This is a nice smaller park located upon Garamound. They have a pond a big walking area they even…read morehave a skate park, Which not many parts have. There is even a water park if you want to call it that that little kids can play in in the summertime. In fact the Waterpark part of it is just closed for the fall,winter whatever you want to call it. There are two small parking lots at the top which seem to have enough spaces most of the time for visitors. There are several areas with picnic tables that you can eat her which is very nice. And they have a field. Many people don't know that if you walk around the back of the pond and follow the trail up into the woods there are even more picnic tables And if you go up even higher there are actually tennis courts up on top that you can access also from another road on top if you don't feel like walking that much. The pond is not the cleanest however and I really could use a little more maintenance on the area.

This playground sucks. Not a single tree. You just bake in the sun. Very few things for kids to do…read more There is a water fountain area a sand pit and a slide. Very bare bones. At least it is fenced in. We came from uptown to see it, was a bust.

Back in the old days everyone wanted to grow up when they were little; life was boring. The…read moreplaygrounds were one flat slab of asphalt with maybe a handball wall, basketball hoop or if you are luck monkey bars and a hot metal slide that violated every OSHA rule you can think of for playground safety. The other day I walked by the new Imagination Playground and I wanted to be young again! The NYC Parks department took over this once boring parking lot bordered by John St. and Burling Slip between Front St and South St. The have successfully created a fantastic state-of-art playground for kids. There are water works, sand pits, large form blocks, ramps, bridges and even a tower to climb. They even added a modern restroom. The playground design is revolutionary. I wish my kids are small again so I can visit with them. Hint: do not walk in like me with a camera and start walking around taking pictures; you get a lot of strange stares from the mother bears protecting their cubs. So if you don't have children, go borrow, rent, find a child so you can enjoy this wonderful playground with them. More here: http://imaginationplayground.org/

Great playground for young kids of all ages. Easy parking as well as pickleball, baseball, soccer…read morefields and a basketball court

Newly renovated. Old wooden "castles" are gone and new metal ones are in their place. Diverse set…read moreof things to play on. Wasn't crowded when we were there on Sunday afternoon

This is one of the cleanest parks I've ever been to in my entire life. The slides are very clean…read moreand you can slide down them really well without halting. They are sparkly clean with a big reflection from the sun! It burned my eyes looking at them in the sun. One good thing about this park is the number of spider webs that you can climb onto besides the steps that you can go onto. This park also has clean sprinklers at the feet level and big sprinklers that come and go. Very clean and safe. Most important thing is the safety issue. I have a stroller with belongings and they were untouched the whole time I was in the park so that's a plus! Also this park is gated from the public and only families with toddlers and kids can go in. Very family oriented. Will definitely stop by more when I'm in this area.

Billy Johnson Playground is very cool blending in with the area full of trees and wooden…read morestructures. This is a quiet peaceful area with easy access to and from Fifth Avenue. The day I visited there were many Nannies with small children going in and out of the gate. It's a place I will not enter unless I'm with a friend that has small children. There's bucket and tire swings, an amphitheater spray feature, two granite slides set into a hill, a rustic net climber, and a sandbox and sand table. As I said I love this landscape with rustic structures and stone bridge. You need to visit and enjoy! By the way, no restroom!