Suggestions for Park near Central Slope, Brooklyn

Nelson B. • June 25, 2022Perfect park, sprinklers, soccer field, garden, can’t forget the ice cream truck always in front!

Matthew B. • October 1, 202210/10 great park for hitting things off the wall

marc n. • August 18, 2012In August of 1776, the American Revolution erupted in Brooklyn. The first, and largest, conflict of the War, the Battle of Brooklyn included sites now occupied by The Old Stone House and Prospect Park

Karen • June 22, 2018This park is absolutely gorgeous with many different trails for hiking. The Picnic House area is excellent for having a bbq - but you have to show up really early (7am) to secure a spot.

Luke • September 9, 2017Probably not the Prospect Park you're looking for, but a lovely park in its own right with huge trees and a lot of stairs to help make you feel accomplished

Jim 🌮 C. • April 8, 2011Great park run by a fantastic group of people. For upcoming events and volunteer opportunities visit www.carrollparkbrooklyn.org

Kaushal A. • September 24, 2012The sculpture in the middle of the park looks like a sun dial. The reflection of the sculpture, may be a coincidence pointed to the right time assuming the floor was a clock.

Jennifer B. • September 6, 2013It's a great place for kids, but if there were less kids, like none, than it would really class up the joint.

Paige C. • May 29, 2016Beautiful park! Outdoor movie events, dog friendly and lots of restaurants in the area to grab something to eat!

Tara W. • September 26, 2017I love Prospect Park. I've been going all my life.

James I. • April 22, 2011Separated playground spaces for younger and older kids, and then a separate big sprinkler space. Great park.

Kiki B. • February 26, 2016Great open space for outdoor activities

Guadalupe B. • June 14, 2015The food, especially the huaraches and fresh water :)

nycHealthy • October 17, 2012Spend some quality time with your licensed pup at J.J. Byrne Memorial Park Dog Run. For info on dog licensing visit: http://on.nyc.gov/M85uPu. For more info about dog runs visit: http://bit.ly/Ra5S4w

Travis S. • May 22, 2018Beautiful park!

Sefi K. • April 2, 2014The fish quality is the best in park slope and the staff are super friendly

Peter F. • August 7, 2014Great beer, good bartenders, and the occasional dog. What's not to like? One of my favorite spots in park slope.

Lauren D. • April 5, 2015This is an amazing park. My favorite in Brooklyn. It's great for locals or tourists looking for a rest. It's what my tax dollars pay for and I big reason I live in the neighborhood.

Howcast • July 21, 2011Make your trip to the park with your dog a training session to learn manners and tricks! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cg5b4_EphI

Project Latte: a NYC cafe culture guide • July 30, 2013This Italian-originating restaurant, cafe, bakery and gelato shop, with beautiful design and a pretty, peaceful backyard, has landed on Park Slope's 5th Ave. The house roasted espresso is gnarly tho.

Michael A. • June 3, 2023Hidden gem in Park Slope. Amazing fresh pasta, incredible staff and a gorgeous space. Can’t wait to go back

Spork T. • September 6, 2014Great little cafe, and one of the only cafes in all of Park Slope with comfortable seating - couch, east chair, and cushioned wall seating.

Nirmal P. • January 23, 2018Best frozen yogurt in park slope.

Marion L. • April 2, 2012The Cafe at Barnes & Noble is one of my favorite places to meet friends in Park Slope!

Joey C. • January 25, 2010Best breakfast in Park Slope & cheap

Leticia d. • April 17, 2012The best park in the city! More for locals, no crowd, beautiful fields and if you're luck, you'll listen someone playing a cello or a guitar ;-)

Judy S. • July 7, 2011The Ball Fields are the first park attraction you'll pass during the Prospect Park Walk-a-Thon on September 18th: http://twitter.com/#!/WalkforPPA