The things I love about this place is that on Sunday we will always have ac on while playing for…read moresummer time and the coordinators are all really easygoing and helpful :)

This is the best sports club I've ever been to!!!!!!!!!!! Everybody should try out their badminton…read moreand basketball class. It really helps my brother to improve his skills in those two sports!!!!

Agreed with fellow Yelper Amy N. review, the park is less crowded than the parks around the area…read more This park is part of an elementary school's courtyard and has a few public play space for kids to roam freely around. At times older kids playing basketball at the other end does get rowdy and loud, but it doesn't last too long. There are some shaded places for adults to sit and watch the kids play, that's a huge plus on a hot summer day.

Nice playground to go to if you wanna stay away from the crowded parks in the area. Opens to the…read morepublic on weekends. Super clean with lots of space to run around. There are two parts-- by the front you'll find basketball hoops and a track, the back is a cute playground. Lots of seating under shady areas for adults and little ones for a break. Very convenient if you're catching the B64, which stops right on the corner.

Fairly clean playground in this quiet neighborhood. I used to come here during my childhood years…read moreand I have to say they have changed over many years. Hockey rink still remains closed since the last time I visited as a kid.

Park is small and dilapidated compared to others around the neighborhood. The children's playground…read morehas rust running around the corner of the mini slide. Drunk dudes takes over the benches on the side, leaving no place safe to sit. Handball courts are always filled with rowdy teenagers, and the smell of weed. The only good thing about this park is the hockey rink next to it. If I can't enjoy this park, at least I can watch a hockey game being played.

Rediscovering the Major R. Owens Health & Wellness Community Center in the beautifully renovated…read moreBedford-Union Armory has been an absolute joy: it's spotless, light-filled, and staffed by some of the friendliest people I've met in any public facility, with full-size basketball courts, a huge turf field, a well-equipped (if narrow) fitness room, and fantastic programming--I'm completely hooked on the Ifetayo Cultural Academy classes and can't wait to bring friends and family. The basic gym membership is an incredible value and the center itself easily deserves five stars as one of Brooklyn's true community treasures. The pool in Crown Heights is a bright, clean, six-lane gem inside the restored Bedford-Union Armory. Crystal-clear water, perfect temperature, friendly lifeguards, and a welcoming, community-first vibe with discounted lessons and inclusive nights. It gets busy and drop-ins aren't cheap, but it's still one of Brooklyn's best.

Excellent service delivery. Staff very responsive and willing to assist in enquiry. The facility…read morewas also impeccably clean . Facilities provided and the interaction of the community with staff shows a cordial line of communication.

This is a great all purpose center. I saw Beauty and the Beast here and the auditorium is…read moreimpressive. Huge stained glass windows featuring ancient Egyptian themes and large mosaics over the stage with the "flight of the Holy Family into Egypt" and ancient Egyptian scenes. Huge chandeliers. Would be a great venue for a wedding or large event. Would like to go back and see the sports facilities.

This started as a mission to find a Hash (expat international) group meetup somewhere in this vast…read morepark, but since we didn't connect it turned out to be a "walk in the park" and pure joy. Central Park may be in a more convenient location for tourists, but Prospect Park is a divine place to explore, with plenty of twists and turns, and what the heck is that? Lots to look at! The other thing I liked was that we found free on-street parking right across the street on Ocean Avenue. Amazingly we also found parking right by Central Park as well. (This trip was a superb driving one) Even hanging out in the van, having a cold one at the parking spot was a fun experience. There's even a cafe in the middle of the park that is super nice! Worth seeking out when visiting Brooklyn.

We were based in Manhattan but hopped on the subway all the way to Brooklyn for a little urban…read moreescape. First stop: Prospect Park. Lucky for us, there was a foodie event happening called Smorgasburg, basically a lineup of 20-30 vendors serving everything from savory bites to sweet treats. It was a rainy day, which probably kept the crowds away. Honestly? No complaints, we didn't have to wait more than a few minutes for our food, and the tables with umbrellas made it easy to stay cozy. After fueling up, we took a scenic half-mile stroll to the Boathouse. It's stunnin charming, rustic architecture surrounded by lush greenery. We sat for a while, soaking up the calm before crossing the street to explore the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. Overall: 4-5 stars. Super chill, and a perfect mini-adventure outside Manhattan. Highly recommend!

I have been visiting this park a few times this past week with my baby. They have swings for…read moredifferent age groups which was nice. They also have hand ball court, basketball court, playground for older kids and more. It's a pretty nice park and is kept clean.

After new renovations done to the playground this park has become a big hit with kids and adults…read morealike. Playground has this new spider-web rope climb that gives kids the agility and play time needed for a great workout. Adults also have mechanical elliptical and bench press to exercise with as well; all while facing two basketball courts. Benches along the shaded tree area makes it an enjoyable time for parents watching their children run around. There's really nothing to complain about, a good neighborhood park.

This place used to be awesome. My parents showed me this gym and indoor basketball court around…read more2017 to 2018 when I was still in college. However, now they've decided to take away all late basketball open court hours and give it to basketball academy and adult pickleball. They only have late open court hours on Thursday night from 7 to 10PM which causes a large influx of people on one night and it's impossible to do anything. For comparison, late open courts hours used to be 3 to 4 times a week from 7 to 9PM. The gym also gets very crowded due to their limited machines and gear. They're pushing for more and more kid related activities and leave out young adults and adults. I would suggest signing up for the YMCA or another gym that's geared toward adults if you're not a parent.

They charged twice, no one apologized, all the employees say that this is not a question for me, no…read moreone takes responsibility for this. The pool was closed for several days in July, people stay in the pool longer than the allotted time, so the pool is overcrowded, it smells very strongly of chlorine.

Keeping people waiting in the heat for an hour and half- won't let us in- won't tell us why- won't…read morejust say the pool is closed- VERY DISRESPECTFUL and unprofessional. They need to hire better people.

It's a hot summer day, on June 19, 2024. I was heading to Key Food via crossing Sunset Park. I'd…read moresat on one of the many benches to cool off in the shade. Then I took out my phone and thought, why don't I take pictures of the park in different areas. It's a great park that has been diversify for so long and was created in 1891. Each area of the park fits together like a jigsaw puzzles. The park was very crowded today since it was a holiday. Hope you enjoyed the pictures.

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.