Suggestions for Park near Yorkville, New York
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Compass • April 18, 2014Carl Schurz Park is a perfect place to relax for those who look for grassy areas outside of Central Park. A small field is perfect for sunbathicng or reading and a dog park lets pets run around.
ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • January 24, 2019Beautiful park with incredible potential, great for running with rewarding views from the waterfront including the Manhattan & Brooklyn Bridge. Convenient place to check out the Annual July4 fireworks
Noel C. • October 2, 2022One of the most well known parks in the world, but despite all the hype, it's still just a park. It's a great one though! lots to do and see and just beautiful for walks. Try some dipping dots.
Gilbert O. • April 1, 2019A peacefully quite park to relax and enjoy the the wonderful day. You truly have the park to yourself.
Cora G. • September 1, 2012Very calm and quiet park! Nice place to read and relax in the neighborhood. The construction hadn't quite reached the area.
Michael V. • March 19, 2018Cool, little park overlooking Manhattan & the tip of Roosevelt Island. The sculptures are massive & looming coupled with the backdrop its a nice place for an afternoon stroll.
Paige C. • January 31, 2016Such a great park for a dog meetup! No dirt, great views and lots of people to chat with. Follow us on Instagram @puppynamedcharlie
Jason • September 1, 2014Best part of the park. Food. Performers. Music. And great views. Come around sunset.
Carol O. • September 9, 2014What a great place to visit! Loved all the diversity in the park. Cannot wait to go back to explore more of it.
Danny G. • July 21, 2011For god's sake, be careful if you're biking on the paths. Beautiful park, but the paths are almost always strewn with little twigs and branches; you WILL blow out if you're not careful and watching yo
NYC Parks • April 3, 2013With 26 fast-dry courts you’ll get a good game in any day at Central Park. Secure your spot at these popular courts by reserving one of the four courts available for online reservation.
NYC Parks • July 2, 2013Albert Paley's Paley on Park Avenue features multiple steel structures that vary in weight (2.5 to 7.5 tons) with dimensions as large as 21ft high and 40ft long. On display until November 8, 2013.
L. T. • June 9, 2015One of my favorite parts of the park for scenery, people watching, and lazy walks. You can even turtle watch at the pond.
8.5Park •Central Park W & Columbus Ave (btwn W 77th St & W 81st St), New York
Jacqueline W. • December 21, 2011This quiet little park nestled near the Museum of Natural history is perfect for a summer night... Major fireflies in the fields and a great dog park to boot!
Mashable • June 10, 2011Around the recreation center at Thomas Jefferson Park, you'll find one of the new public wi-fi hotspots provided by AT&T and New York City in parks across the five boroughs. Nice!
Lana C. • July 29, 2009This small park has a great view of the East River and LIC - very nice when there's a breeze. Come around 8:30am if you have a dog
Susumu • May 8, 2017A small park tucked away on Sutton Square surrounded by beautiful townhouses. There are small parks along the Sutton Place, but all of them are named as Sutton Place Park. This one is the north park.
Charles S. • July 22, 2012Going counterclockwise the climb from Adam Claton Powel to the summit has a grade of 163ft/.25mile
Paige C. • April 29, 2015Love walking in this entire park, specifically past the Mansion and by the water.
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