Beginning Monday, June 15, 2026, the indoor pool at Asser Levy Recreation Center will be closed for the duration of summer through mid-September. We encourage all members to use the Asser Levy Outdoor ...

Water Exercise offers a stress-free time to swim, improve health and fitness by participating in an instructor-led water exercise class, and socializing with others, while enjoying the benefits of the ...

Our urban forest is alive — and growing. Trees Count equips us with information vital for its well-being and care. Every ten years, we take stock of every public tree across the five boroughs. Our ...

Saturday, Sunday, & holidays: 8:00 a.m. until dusk. Hundreds of schoolyards have been renovated and opened to the public during non-school hours through the Schoolyards to Playgrounds program, helping ...

Our city has 520 miles of coast. We want to help you make the most of it, with activities, sports, events, and beautiful waterfront parks with amazing views. Whether you’re swimming or paddling in the ...

For additional park information, please visit the Prospect Park Alliance website. Designed and constructed over a thirty-year period (1865-1895) by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, the ...

Entrance just south of park entrance at 110th Street & Lenox Avenue.

This park is named for Peter Gerard Stuyvesant (1778-1847) who was the co-founder of the New-York Historical Society and one of the richest men in America at that time.

The NYC Parks Summer Day Camp program is an exciting chance for children ages 6 to 13 to have a fun-filled summer! Your child will engage in sports, fitness, outdoor adventures, technology, education, ...

Industrialist Peter Cooper operated a glue factory and homestead on this site. His descendants sold it in 1895 to the City of Brooklyn. Cooper Park has a friendly, lively dog run for year-round play ...

This text is part of Parks’ Historical Signs Project and can be found posted within the park. This park was named for the newspaper that was once published directly to its north. The City of New York ...

Coenties Slip, once a berth for sailing vessels that was filled in and became a street, is now a park in Lower Manhattan. In 2006, a triangular traffic island was reconstructed as a granite and ...