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.

Amazing park! 1)…read moreSome of the best views of NYC from here. 2) Lots of places to sit. 3) They have a clean restroom. 4) Very well kept park.

Visited to check it out as we were interested in a day visit but they don't offer weekend visitor…read morevisits even if paying. Non members are only able to visit on a weekday. I can respect that. If I lived in the area I would totally become a member. Perfect for swimmers because they have a large lap pool. They also have a slide and splash pad as well as a small pool for kids. Not large by any means but intimate with Gorg views of the city skyline and river. Located near tennis courts, soccer fields, track etc.

Its a nice park with a good running track - you cannot beat the views of NYC - it closes early…read morethough - but its kept in good condition

If you're looking for one of the best skyline views of New York City, Hamilton Park is a must. No…read morematter the season, the view is breathtaking especially at sunrise or sunset, when the city is painted in golden tones. This spot feels like a hidden gem only locals know about. It's peaceful, scenic, and perfect for a quiet walk, a photo session, or just relaxing with a coffee while enjoying the view. There's public parking, and depending on the day, you might even find an ice cream truck. A few blocks away, you'll find restaurants and cafes, making it a great stop before or after a meal. You can even walk or bike the entire stretch from Weehawken to West New York along the waterfront. Whenever I'm in the area, I make it a point to stop here even just for a few minutes. It never disappoints.

I was wandering aimlessly through Hoboken, on the hunt to find a spot to eat a rotisserie chicken…read morewith my bare hands, when I stumbled upon Pier C Park. Sometimes life gets so hectic that I don't stop and smell the roses. I find myself so focused on what's next or what I have to do later in the day to get one step closer to generational wealth that I just don't sit and enjoy the present moment. Pier C Park brought me straight back to present time. Standing on this little hill floating in the Hudson River, I could see the entire New York Skyline. A quote from one of my favorite books echoed between my ears: "I would give the greatest sunset in the world for one sight of New York's skyline...The sky over New York and the will of man made visible. What other religion do we need?" I tend to agree. I just sat here for a bit, smelling the roses for the first time in a while. How lucky am I to just sit here and be able to look at this? The will of man made visible. SHOUT OUT TO PIER C PARK! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

It is a beautiful and vibrant destination located along the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway in…read moreHoboken. with the Manhattan skyline as a gorgeous backdrop, this amoeba-shaped oasis is there to make your day cheerful. The park offers a variety of activities for people of all ages to enjoy but what I like most is the Panoramic view of New York Skyline. it's amazing. Take an easy, scenic walk from Pier C all the way to Jersey City via the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway, which runs along the edge of the pier. The walkway offers even more amazing views of the Manhattan skyline as you venture south, with viewfinders and signage along the way. Restrooms are available on-site near the toddler playground

This is a beautiful addition to the Weehawken waterfront. The "Homies of Hudson", the fish that…read morelive in the Hudson River, are on view. Created by the Weehawken HS Climate Club artists.

My cousin took us to this pier when we visited her place and it is one of the most memorable places…read morewe went to while visiting the NY area. The pier itself is very clean and we were practically the only people there. The entrance has a cool gate and then you walk a bit to get to the end where you are met with a very close encounter to the water and have the most amazing view of the New York skyline. Side notes : The breeze from being next to the water can be a little chilly so unless it is summer months I would recommend bringing a jacket. There is also a little greenery area where you can let your kids loose nearby along with a playground so if you have little ones be sure to check it out! Parking can be tricky but there are apartments across the small street where they have visitor parking and then you can walk to the pier.

Well lit, very scenic, beautiful views, lots of food options & great walking path. Overall area…read moreseems safe.

Great park. Good spot for Lower Manhattan views. Great place to walk, jog, cycle, play with other…read morepeople's dogs or just read a book. Close to the Choc o pain coffee shop in case you want some nibbles and coffee. Be mindful of the moms with strollers who also want to jog at the same time :@ It's right across the street from my workplace so it's a great spot to unwind for me.

Too many river rats ....... The infrastructure isn't sustainable and the traffic is a nightmare…read more Ferry service is fine but not into the vermin all over. Classless actually

Beautiful views of NYC and gorgeous sunsets. Has a path to walk along and look at the river as well…read moreas a playground!

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

Little Island is a man made 2.4 acre public park. It was…read moreprimarily funded by Barry Diller and designer Diane Von Furstenberg. It is quite the attraction with its tulip planters for trees. The park is situated on the Hudson River. The park is very popular for runners, bicycling, walking, families and friends. It provides an excellent view of the river.

Booked my child's birthday party here. Was forced to endure the incredibly mediocre band camp…read moreperformer Thomas Barlett on what we thought would be a true homage to one of the great New Yorkers--Allen Ginsberg. Imagine our surprise when we realized that there were no balloons, and the staff was very rude and tired and unhelpful and just generally miserable to deal with. We just can't believe they couldn't accommodate my child with balloons. We saw the girl who played Snow White but only because they could not come up with any decent celebs to sing don't cry for me Argentina, except for the band camp counselors wife. Really terrible night. Worst birthday party even.