Would be great is people wouldn't bring dogs they know don't play well with other dogs. First time…read morethere for my dog and the first thing we hear is screeching bc two jerks weren't watching their dogs and they attacked each other.

I live close by to Dukes Beach Park and it's a okay dog park. The people who come often have big…read moredogs which is not always work best in my favor with my mini poodle. Benji is a trooper and he loves playing with pals bigger than him. What i do like is how this park has a second gated area as an option for those smaller dogs who are too fragile to be around the big guys. The only problem i have about this park is the care and cleanliness the city focus on this dog area. You can tell the grass hasn't been touch for a while cause they're holes doles dig in and sometimes you can find turf if you're walking on the grass. This place has so much potential to interact with your dog or throw like little cute gatherings . But Instead they just have chairs thrown everywhere and bench tables flip where i found it useless at this case to even take up the space. They also have a water fountain which doesn't work all the time so make sure u have your water bottle handy !

Came here for the first time this weekend. This park is super huge. On my way passing the bridge to…read morecrossover to the bike trail for the water view of the Verrazano bridge by the benches, and passed by a kiddie playground. It was such a peaceful vibe. Some people were exercising, some were fishing, some were just relaxing and enjoying the view. It was a nice walk, I definitely recommend you pay it a visit.

Beautiful park. 1)…read moreMake sure to take the walking bridge to the river side of the park. That is where you will get the best views of the bridge & city skyline. 2) Google maps will take you via the greenery, which is ok, but the views are by the riverside. 3) Must visit if you are around the area.

Overcast grey Sunday afternoon for a two hour warm-up and practice of co-ed volleyball and…read morebadminton for a Meetup engage my long haul travels to this part of Brooklyn. The Dominick L. DiCarlo Recreation Area ground is stable and somewhat flat to offer plenty of space for athletics of summer's blaze. Thus, there is no need for one's volleyball court to be bumping with another party. On a clear blue sky day park patrons can visibly see the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. There are also very few trees and I do not recommend dogs to play here as easily lost. N.B. There are no picnic tables and I do not believe facilities are available either.

This is a small park that can be overshadowed by the golf course, the dyker heights Christmas…read morelights, and the nearby golf course. That said, it's a pretty nice little patch of grass where you can escape the urban clutter.

With a much needed makeover this park has transformed into a neighborhood gem. Children's…read moreplayground is more vibrant and lively with lots of monkey bars and slides for kiddos to run and play. This park is frequented by a lot of seniors that occupied all the side benches and some even sat on the grass areas playing card games. Asian aunties has their own setup in the center of the park dancing to their synchronize musics. The side road surrounding the park has lots of cracks and uneven pavements, that makes walking around kind of hard. Park opens late during the summer, so its easy to catch volleyball ball tournaments held at night. Overall, a great park to have fun and enjoy the day

I remembered coming here to use the restroom back in the Summer of 2020 when my parents wanted to…read morebuy furniture. The toilets and sinks are automatic. I came here while buying some food, as I was experiencing diarrhea for the past few days ago as a result of me getting a cold. My shit was as soft as meat sauce for spaghetti and made a mess everywhere.

I like the two sections. I don't mind the gravel. What I worry about is the fence on the side of…read morethe highway! Very short fence.

It's not a well-appointed run and it's largely neglected by the city but at least there's a new…read moresteel fence around it thanks to recent bike path improvements. Dog run users are also fairly conscientious about not bringing in aggressive dogs. The Parks Dept really needs to step it up and bring the place up to the standards of Manhattan dog runs rather than blow its budget on 7-figure renovations of an overlook that few people even use and a million+ dollar skate park of interest to very few kids in this neighborhood.

I learned to ride a bike at this park. Many fun childhood memories rolling down the big hill and…read moreplaying in the snow or autumn leaves. Great amenities and a skate park was added. The park also features beautiful views of the Narrows. It's one of my favorite places to catch sunset views. Only downside is the stench that emanates from the wastewater treatment plant nearby (since 1952). FYI, for those interested, you can enter a lottery to tour the wastewater treatment plant! Owl's Head Park has a rich and interesting history. You can read more about it here: https://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/owls-head-park/history If you ever find yourself in this quiet part of Bay Ridge, it's definitely worth a visit.

I've been to this park on several occasions--most of which came when I didn't live in the area, but…read morenow that I live just a few blocks away, I've only been here two or three times. Nonetheless, my daughter wanted to have some friends/family celebrate her birthday here. The park is a decent size park, where a lot of people have set-ups for birthdays. A short distance away, they have a play area for the children to do their thing. If you walk up a bit, you can get some nice anemic photos toward the water, during this part of the season, you may spot a cherry blossom tree, or two. Overall, it's a wonderful family oriented park. I'd say if you have children, a dog, a mate who enjoys walking, a couple friends who want a picnic and/or some quiet time, this park would definitely suit your needs!

My pup and I really enjoy this dog park…read more I like that it's clean, the humans are friendly, there are places to sit, and she can run around to her heart's content. She likes that there are a variety of dogs and smells, a good stretch of turf to run, running water, and benches to jump on or hide under when it all gets to be too much. I only wish there was more shade in the summer!

The Kensington Dog Run is finally complete and open to all the pooches!…read more TL;DR Review: - Space: Moderately sized large dog run area and a petite small dog area. - Not usually too busy. (Average # of dogs during my visits approx. 8-9) - Responsible and nice owners. Everybody is chill and pay attention to their dogs so haven't seen any aggressive dogs wrecking havoc.

Very nice walking paths and trails with view of the river and Verrazano bridge. Well maintained…read more There was a plethora of construction going on with no forewarning signs and you couldn't drive around which was annoying.

The grounds of this park are nicely kept. It has great views of downtown Manhattan and of the…read moreVerrazano bridge. There is a 9/11 memorial with views of the financial district, and the same trees that line the world trade center area were planted at this site. Its a very unassuming park. It's nice to stroll through if you are in the area. Just remember that there are no restrooms or water fountains. Apparently, "frequent attempts to add active recreation facilities to this site failed as Parks determined that the site remain the most beautiful passive park in the city."

It is amazing what A spectacular view the park is clean and plus…read more they have a lake with a fountain I per say did not go to the lake part of the park yet although I did not go the lake part the rest of the park is beautiful I have to go to the lake part I am giving a five star But remember it's a long walk in park no pun intended lol

I've passed by this lake in the southern part of Prospect Park many times during races I've done…read morethere. During the nice weather seasons the lake offers a picturesque view. Today it was still covered in snow and ice from the recent winter storm we had. From what I've read it's also a decent catch and release fishing spot with largemouth bass, bluegills, and other fish populating the waters. Also, it's a 55 acre man made freshwater lake. I need to bring my rod here this summer and get some fishing in!

Playground conveniently located right next to the B16 bus stop on 81st street. I live on the same…read morebus route and the ride only takes about 7 minutes. Today, I strolled over with little Karen but she fell asleep. So here I am, with all the time on my hands, writing this review. Lovely park, very quiet and peaceful. Been here many times whether its a quick rest before or after shopping at Century 21, walking distance, or it's just beating the crowd in my neighborhood park, Leif Ericson. Unfortunately, there isn't a restroom around so be prepared! Otherwise, plenty of benches and a couple of tables, so get your pizza pies delivered here and enjoy a nice lunch!