Parks in New York City

Corporal Thompson Park

Columbus Park

This urban space offers a farmers' market selling produce & other goods, plus tables & chairs.

Seaside Wildlife Nature Park

Washington Market Park

Green space with a fanciful playground, tennis & basketball courts & a community garden.

NYC AIDS Memorial Park at St. Vincent's Triangle

The Staten Island September 11th Memorial

This waterfront memorial dedicated to Staten Islanders lost on 9/11 frames where the towers stood.

Sakura Park

Historic park named for its cherry trees with formal paths & a statue of the man who composed Taps.

Christopher Park

National park across from the storied Stonewall Inn featuring the Gay Liberation Monument.

Cobble Hill Park

Bucolic half-block gathering spot with benches, a garden & ample kids' play areas under broad trees.

Tribeca Park

This petite, triangular plaza boasts trees & several park benches plus a storied past.

Faber Park

Seton Park

Shade-dotted public park with athletic fields & courts, plus playgrounds & dog-friendly areas.

Jackson Square

Plaza park established in 1811 after a diagonal path was chosen for Greenwich Avenue.

MacDonald Park

Lemon Creek Park

Mount Prospect Park

Wooded hilltop park between Brooklyn Museum & the Central Library, with a loop trail & a playground.

Yellowstone Park

Shady block-sized park (named for a nearby street) with a playground, basketball courts & a dog run.

Isham Park

A battleground during the American Revolution, this treed 20-acre park features marble outcroppings.

Gramercy Park

Tiny green space only open to neighborhood residents & surrounded by quaint 19th-century townhouses.

Moore Homestead Playground