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.

It does, in fact, have impressive gates, though I'm not sure why this exact name. It's a quarter…read moresquare block urban park that's about half and half playground and basketball courts. Totally fine as a place to bring your kids.

Only park next to my house , someone glued the kids toys shut. There's a specific play area for…read moretoddlers where you move objects and they make noise but someone glued them all shut and left glue everywhere. It's been like this for a year. The sprinklers are a joke. They're never on. I've called 311 6x this summer and when they are on it's a push system so you push the button on the wall and the sprinklers come on for LITERALLY 10 seconds then shut off. It's the worst !

I love this park it has many areas to sit and kids will never get bored there and there a bathroom…read moreit has everything you need even people selling ice cream and candy which kids would love also my kid loved this park and she said she would never get bored of this park

A chill little park on the end of Arthur Avenue. You get a feel for life in these parts just by…read morewatching the kids play and the dogs frolic.

A nice family friendly in new Rochelle that is the perfect place to have a picnic, throw the ball…read morearound, walk the trail that's well maintained or just put a blanket on the grass and relax as a random dog runs toward you barking up a storm . I came here a while ago and recalled how crowded it was but due to COVID19 the park today is for the most part empty .I assume the city of new Rochelle has a daily crew who maintain the park as it's clean and the grass is green . Overall a nice park that's in no way fancy but a good park to chill and relax .

I love this place! There could be lots of people here - but it's always quiet. There's lots of…read morespace to run and walk around. You can bring your dog, sit and relax or walk/run around the path. It's great!

Not only is Ferry Point Park the first stop for ferry's headed into the city, but a place to…read morestroll, bike, BBQ and play all sorts of sports. They don't have a bonafide baseball park, however. And I've noticed that with soccer becoming very popular, this park has become awfully polluted with trash, not to mention flooded ground after it rains. I would really like to see the parks department start enforcing a "carry in- carry out" rule. Because of this reason, I have to take a star off.

Nice park. Easy to get to from the Ferry (not the free one lol). Great views and good scenery. They…read morehave bathrooms there for people however keep in mind the are open from 8am -4pm

Very beautiful view! The Best view in the Central Park. I like it. You must see it. In eveningread more

Pre-booked my tickets online directly on their website and paid $20 for unlimited rides per person…read more(weekday was $15). Children under 36" are free and can get on rides with a full paying adult. Came here just before 11am and the place was half full. We were able to get on rides pretty much straight away. There are 11 rides in total, not all available to children under 36 inches. There are also games kids can play for $5 per go. We kept going from one ride to another. The rollercoaster takes picture as you on the ride and charges $6 for one picture or $10 for two. I bought two and realised upon paying there was a QR (digital download) option for $3 per picture. I asked the lady about it and she said "sometimes it does not work so we don't advertise it". Bought lunch in the venue as well. Chicken tenders and fries were $12.50. Also bought ice cream for $6. Not the cheapest but pretty convenient. There were also magic shows being run every couple of hours. The magician was pretty funny for the kids but after a couple of goes with the same content.. Apart from paying extra for the pictures, I had a great time and will come back again. It's a relatively cheap day out if you go on many rides. It is also a good alternative for the last two weeks of summer breaks when most camps are done for the season.

Zimmerman Playground, it's a block east of Bronx Park. The Street is between Barker and Olinville…read moreAvenues. This playground is a nice park with swings and sprinklers. The playground it's always clean and has bathrooms. The park has Basketball courts, tables , chess and even hand bars. The park is also good for babies as there are baby swings. This park is not the best park for large dogs since there are a lot of kids running around. I would say if you keep walking down to Bronx park east there is another field with lots of space to walk around for larger dogs or even small dogs. There is a baseball field but it's a wide large park.

the wonderful times and memories of zimmermans playground for me , siblings , friends ,warrants 5…read morestars as it was ours playground growing up in the bronx on olinville ave . many old timers called it the concrete square as it was square shaped with different sections with the basketball courts , swing set area , the slides , checker tables and the many benches to sit and shoot the breeze with friends and neighbors . the playground is named after abe zimmerman who owned the corner candy store on olinville and allerton ave , he was a holocaust survivor and would educate us kids about the permanent numbers across his arm . after school and on the weekends the playground was our hangout regardless of the weather . i was not much of a basketball player but the swings was my thrill and i would go fairly high swinging back and forth until i needed a rest . back in the day there was no curfew and playground was open 24/7 and the playground was well maintained and kept clean and safe . as the mid 80s came and the crack horror era arrived the playground was not a place for kids and even though i moved away i would still visit my old hood and was shocked what a dangerous mess the playground turned into . as time passed the crack and crack heads were gone and the playground went thru a major makeover for the better and now the kids and families are back just like the good old days . i will always cherish the memories of zimmermans playground and i am not the only one .

My brother was coming back home for the summer and wanted to have a gathering of friends for a few…read moregames of Skelzies. After submitting a request to the parks department, we were on our way. It was a hot day but a great day, creating memories that'll last a lifetime. There was more than enough space for chairs, a cooler and then some. Not to mention no issues with parking. Everyone that was playing handball or a variation of it came over with big smiles, remembering the days when this game was played. There's always a Debbie downer and someone who has a problem. One women who plays their all the time had issue with us drawing our board on the ground. Anyway ... still was a great day. We look forward to continuing the tradition for summer 2025.

Colucci is one of the few parks in the Bronx, and the ONLY one in the Northeast part of the borough…read morewith an actual workout set (not just a playground set). There are pull up bars for two heights, parallel bars, three pikes I can't figure out, and three incline benches meant for leg raises. Additionally there is a basketball court, baseball diamond, four handball courts, a playground, and a few multipurpose fields to name some amenities. Close enough to Pelham Bay Park, you could conceivably do a few laps at the track and jog over here to finish off with some body weight movements. The Bronx needs more parks like Colucci!