Fresh air. And just walking and embracing the wonderful…read morenature that we been gifted. Beautiful trees bright colors Summer is here

It's an ok park. The street in front of it is blocked off which is convenient. Lots of trees but…read moredoesn't seem to be kept well. The grass needs to be cut. Lots of pigeons. The playground equipment needs an upgrade.

Came for the Panorama music festival here and it was littt. Man the times from here and the…read morepictures we looked so good music was so good vibes were great. Amazing times. Got to see Rufus du Sol, Sia, Asap Rocky, and LCD Soundsystem as some of the headliners (legit Lollapalooza 2025 lineup what??). It was a more laid-back music festival cus more new and less electronic music actually, there was kinda all types of music. I remember there was a dome too (I guess they called it The Lab??) where you could go inside and look up at the ceiling and lie down and it was really cool too. Daytime, outdoor, lots of people but not too crowded. I thought organizers did a great job with it and venue here at Randall's Island Park was great. You're close to NYC but at the same time it's a separate space.

I went to Randall's Island this weekend of PokemonGo Fest. Niantic chose the park as the location…read morefor its New York City in-person event for players. This was my first time at Randall's Island. You can get to the park by car via the RFK Triborough Bridge or public transportation (M35 bus). Sometimes, events set up ferry rides. I took a ferry from E 35th Street terminal to the island. Randall's Island Park is beautiful, tranquil, nice paths for walking/jogging/biking, and well-maintained grounds. I never saw these views of Manhattan, the Bronx, and the East River. On the paths, there are giant rocks where you can sit and rest whenever you need; lots of people took a break on these rocks this weekend. Coming from Manhattan and the ferry dock, I started from the South part of the park. To get from the South part of the park to the North side, you walk under a bridge path - which is kind of the reminder that you are still in NYC. I hope to return to Randall's Island in the future to see what it's like normally and enjoy what the park has to offer.

Nice space. Good…read morewalking/running paths. Lots of cookouts in the open areas. Nice play area with sprinklers for the kids to enjoy. Safe during peak times with a police presence there, particularly in the main field area. Lonelier areas throughout the park but never felt unsafe. Parking along both sides of Sheridan Blvd. wasn't to bad with people coming and going often. Kudos to those (groups/companies) responsible for building this section up. Years ago there wasn't much desireable here...but they've really built it up into a place where not only locals can enjoy, but others can come to visit...doesn't happen to much is the less desireable neighborhoods, or boroughs for that matter. Great job!

While this park doesn't compare to many others in the city at his point, it has a huge turf…read moremulti-use soccer field (league-size), a kid's playground, and the soon-to-be Bronx River House (they just broke ground on it earlier this year, but I think it will add a lot of value to this area and the park soon). The waterside view isn't the best, as the water is stagnant and pretty dirty as the dredge is about 1000 feet ahead in the next park over: Concrete Plant Park. Needless to say, it's got a lot of greenery, and is overall peaceful. As this is a new park to the area, it's is a great area park for the neighborhood. It appears they will be expanding it to connect to other area parks in the future, like Concrete Plant park and another park to the North. I'm looking forward to seeing the Bronx River House, which will be a NYC Parks facility that will serve as a community education center and boat house for the park.

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

This park is huge and it is located inside the Bronx neighborhood. In the park, you will find the…read moreBronx zoo and the Botanical Garden. The Park is walking distance from the subway. Nothing too interesting to say here. I feel like this is one of those park made for those who just wants to walk and exercise. It is like Central Park but in Bronx. Of course it is not as nice as Central Park and there are not as much activities and things to see compared to Central Park. But unlike Central Park, once you are inside, you don't see the outside busy streets like cars or roads or houses etc. Like I said the park is huge and once you are inside it kind of separates you from the city. Yes so you will see greenery after greenery and trees after trees.

I went to Bronx park in April by car. It was hard to find street parking nearby so I just had to go…read moreto private parking lot. You can also use subway D, 5, 2 train to get there or Metro North stop at Botanical Garden. The park is large and quiet, The fountain of Life and The New York Botanical Garden are located at this public park.

I absolutely love the fall foliage here. Central Park has always been my favorite spot whenever I…read morevisit the city, but autumn truly makes it magical. The colors, the crisp air, and the quiet moments just sitting on a bench under the branches it's pure tranquility. There's really nothing more to say; the beauty speaks for itself. You can see exactly what I mean through my photos.

This secret waterfall is perfectly hidden in Central Park. It's one of my favorite places in…read moreCentral Park to rewind and sit. The sound of the waterfall is so soothing and brings calmness.

Came here to spectate a half marathon and the fall vibes here were unmatched. There are some off…read morecourse trail paths too to wander. Before 8am, the entrance fee is free too! Beautiful park to walk and wander.

Came again today around 12pm. It was clean and the food was great. Not too crowded but more people…read moredid begin to come around 230-3pm. Had a great time and will continue to return

Decided to take the Soundview Ferry from Wall Street to the last stop at Ferry Point. Brought a…read morehammock, picnic, and the dog for a relaxing afternoon in the park and this was a nice place to escape the city while staying in the city. It's also quite popular for golfers who want to ferry from Wall Street since there is a Gold Course as well. The soccer fields were pretty busy with games, but still plenty of space and picnic tables with or without shade and water views. Managed to find just a couple trees that could handle a hammock which made it easy to enjoy the inside areas of the park. There's one bathroom and it was fairly well maintained- just a bit of a walk from the ferry- but close for the soccer fields and parking lot.

NYC FERRY at Ferry Point Park…read more NYC Ferry by Hornblower is finally here at Throgs Neck's Ferry Point Park. Opened towards the end of 2021. The City fulfilled its promise to expand water ferry transportation within The Bronx. Now providing our town an additional mode of transportation, networking residents of the Northeast Bronx throughout NYC in half the time of a surface commute. This second ferry route within The Bronx, with Soundview being the first, is an eye-catching accent to the park. Implementing a striking and sturdy framework of a structure, leading pedestrians and bikers onboard the NYC Ferry. TIPS: Ample free parking Shuttle avail from Parking Lot to Ferry Landing Online tickets avail for Paperless Tickets Ticket Kiosk available on Landing Multiple waterway routes avail within the 5 Boroughs

Nice place to walk around and enjoy the site take a minute to decompress enjoyable with your…read morefriends or your other half or even by yourself when you have to think I'd come back

SHORE PARK TRAIL…read more We've driven by here more times than I can count. Finally we took a moment to check out this clean, yet fairly small water view park. An ample and more than adequate graveled parking lot is available. A short walking trail outlines the parameter of the park, offering a peaceful water view. Picnic benches are scattered throughout, plus a Jungle Gym for the children. On the water in the distance, there are two little houses sitting on their own individual little islands smack dab in the middle of the water. An interesting sight to see. Anyway, this park checks all boxes for me, particularly the water view. We will definitely be back.

Doesn't feel good to be here at first when i arrived because looking for a parking spot is a…read morepain. But wait, I will tell though do not be if you come. You'll be surprised till you see the water view coming from the hill. It has good views of Whitestone bridge, Manhattan skyline and La Guardia airport. Definite worth coming. Staying in for serene spots are worthwhile. Will definitely coming back on sunset or even sunrise with hubby. He will enjoy the place for any photo shoot purpose. Not far from where I live. One of my favorite summer spot starting today.

As a life long NYer, with my majority of time in Queens, I found it a bit shocking I never been to…read morethe this park until recently. Honestly, unless they live here, I don't know of any people going to College Point unless it is to the big box stores on 20th Ave. I get it, you either need to bus it or drive here since there is no train/subway access. The streets are narrow and the buses are wide making it even more intimidating to venture north in Queens, which is a shame because this area is lovely with its waterfront park. The view has "the city" off into the distance, Rikers island and LaGuardia airport with its low flying planes a bit closer and you may be able to steal a glimpse of the Whitestone bridge, but nearby Powell Cove's park may be better spot for that. The park was under construction in some parts so sections were closed off, but there are nice grassy areas. Benches line the waterfront and walkways that trace it making for a nice spot to chat with a friend providing they aren't suffering from springtime allergies that is - lots of pent up pollen in them trees! A couple of pro-tips: parking is street nearby and probably not the best smelling waterfront at low tide.