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    Pier C

    4.8 (54 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    At night
    Kimberly T.

    Day or Night we always enjoy the views here at Pier C Park. In the morning, especially on a nice bright day, the view of NYC is so scenic. The park is fairly well kept and clean. There is a little play area for the kiddos but otherwise its really mostly a place to sight-see or just spend some time taking in the view. At night, you get an amazing sight as well! The city lights are absolutely beautiful! Been here couple of times and never get tired of the view and the place in general. Im not sure if food is allowed here as well as dogs. There is a "Park Rules" list by the entrance but some have been plastered with stickers (idk why people do this). There're fishing spots and a place for you to clean your catch, there's plenty of sitting areas and you can stay by the grass as well. Just please dont litter. Ive seen love locks starting to pop up in the rails. Honestly it looks cute and cool but I prefer this does NOT become a fad. I dont know if most people realize but the more locks people put, the easier the structure begins to deteriorate. Imagine thousands of locks in one area, it will weight down Pier C with risk of it collapsing. So if youre ever tempted to put a love lock here (or anywhere for that matter) please reconsider and help Hoboken preserve this beautiful place for a long time!

    Stephanie G.

    I like that Pier C is its own little island you have to cross a bridge to get to. It's a lot smaller than Pier A (is there a Pier B?) and offers slightly different but still great views of Manhattan. This park seems better for a quick stroll around than one you may spend more time sitting and being at. There was a playground which is nice for people with kids. There's also a gate at the end of the way with locks. I didn't get it, and when I looked up why, it seems corny and also not very appealing to look it. Since it's so close to Pier A and thus close to Hoboken terminal, it's worth a quick walk around to see the views, but it is the smaller of the two parks.

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    Douglas K.

    A great park for walking your dog or just enjoying a view of NYC. COVID Measures: I saw signs around the park this weekend which read "No mask, no entry." However, there weren't any people enforcing this rule (at least from my oerspective). However, people generally maintained their distance from others so I didn't feel too worried about the situation. Facilities: Besides having a pear that just out into the river, Pier C Park has a small playground on an island connected to it by a small bridge. Parents would probably love this, especially if they wanted to bring their kids around for a stroll. Environment: The environment around the park is very relaxing and definitely gives out a residential vibe. Close by to the park there is a runner's path lined by trees which seems to be very popular with the locals. Verdict: This park is definitely worth a visit, especially if you are looking to get a breath of fresh air during the pandemic. Cheers.

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    Eloy Y.

    It's been quite a while that my partner and I have visited the water front in Hoboken. This place seems to be pretty new with kids playground in the center of the island. They have grass section, benches, observation binoculars to see Manhattan and the surrounding area. The scenery is still quite amazing with a whole panoramic view of the New York skyline. You are situated between Midtown and downtown Manhattan if you want to know position of where this is at. What a great place to sit and relax which we highly recommend it.

    Cindy C.

    Awesome views of Manhattan and Hoboken skylines, with ample seating to enjoy the boats go by. There's even a fun playground with a sandpit for kids.

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    Carol B.

    Very tranquil and calming. A great place to pull your thoughts together and just relax. If your stuck in a slump artistically this place will help you get your mojo flowing. I love to write poetry and the words just came to me. It makes you feel like you're one with nature.

    Breathtaking views of NYC both day and night
    Jesh C.

    Love this park. It has a beautiful view of the water and the NYC skyline. Pro tip to the boys: It's a perfect date-but-not-yet-a-serious-date spot. My favorite thing to do is to bring a friend or otherwise to this spot and walk and chat with a cool bev in hand. I have had the best conversations walking along here. Something about the views just puts your mind at ease and you just feel open. I usually go in warmer weather. Today was brutally cold by the water especially after sundown. But it was beautiful nonetheless. Also, if you have children, they have such an aesthetic AF modern looking playground that even adults can appreciate. Really enjoy the intentional design that was clearly thought into every aspect of this park over the water, from the benches, to the landscaping to all of the structures housed here. It honestly never gets old. There are lots of piers and walkways along Edgewater, Hoboken, and Jersey City but this one is the best. My forever secret spot I only bring certain people to. Today, I share it with you because I guess you're special! :p

    Christopher B.

    Pier C provided a great area to relax during some great weather in Hoboken. Enjoyed the great view and clean park

    Green Space
    Steve A.

    Pier C Park is another park in Hoboken. It has more great views of Manhattan. This is in the middle between two other parks. It has a play area for children. There's also lots of green space. It can be hard to tell these parks apart. It's hard to see the signs. This is the second park coming up from the Hoboken Terminal. It kind of blends into Frank Sinatra Park. There's a path through the park and lots of places to sit. It has several binoculars on the pier so you can see Manhattan. The view is even better than the other parks. If you're in Hoboken you need to see it. It's probably the best views of Manhattan from the New Jersey side. Well even if not it's still great views.

    Emanuel C.

    What a gorgeous little playground on a cute little island. I did not realize this was here until very recently. My kids absolutely love it. There is a ton of police presence throughout the area and the playground itself is very well tended to. With all of the food trucks, bars, grilles, and cafe's nearby. It is a great spot for families to come and allow their kids to enjoy some time to themselves while the adults trade places every so often to grab food, drinks, or snacks. There was one food truck vendor I need to find on Yelp who was selling old school dipped ice cream cones who was absolutely fantastic. He made a mistake in one of the cones which we caught and he just said, "ah no worries, my mistake" and just gave us the extra cone. We tried to pay him for it, but he wouldn't accept it. The extra cone my toddler happily accepted. Not only is the park wonderful but the food trucks and their owners are exceptional and appropriately priced. One such truck had amazing hotdogs for $2!!!! We're still looking for the next neighborhood to move into. We're still stuck deciding between Hoboken, NY Upper East Side, and Newport. Hoboken is slowly edging further than all of them simply for all of the amenities the town has available for families, date night, and ease of access. This park is the icing on top of the cake.

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    Mel P.

    I enjoyed visiting this pier during my stay in Hoboken. It has great views of the City, free access, clean, lots of space for the kiddies to play and there is street parking available as well as a garage across the street. It's close to everything in Hoboken, so it's a nice spot to visit if you're just roaming around the city.

    Abigail A.

    Really nice park, very clean, great views of the city. The children's play area is small, but efficient, I've never experienced a child complain about a playground. The only gripe I have is on the I guess what would be considered the big kids side on the slide. It's a nice slide and all, but the box you have to stuff yourself into to climb up to the slide is a bit ridiculous. As a mom of a super adventerous slide lovin toddler, he wants to go down the slide and I'm not going to tell him no... I just wish they had an alternate way of getting to the slide, like conventional stairs... but otherwise the slide is steep, fast, and fun!!

    View of skyline
    Bloss C.

    Recently completed and then restored after Sandy, this park is basically a pier off FSD and has million dollar views. There is a playground that looks rather imaginative, a small lawn area for relaxing, public bathrooms, and a ton of seating along a walkway which looks out on the cityscape. What makes Pier C standout is its great design (Michael Van Valkenburg Associates) and the wonderful building materials used. The design is naturalist and modern; the different visual textures created by the landscaping and materials create an organic environment which the modern design never overpowers. This is a great place to detour on your run or take a stroll on a week night; the weekends.... not so much because it's teaming with people.

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