Suggestions for Baseball Stadium near Midwood, Brooklyn

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

NYC Parks • July 9, 2013Spot herons and egrets, and cottontail rabbits and ring-necked pheasants on the 1-mile Gerritsen Creek Nature Trail, which follows the shore of Gerritsen Beach to a prairie of tall grass.

Ian R. • September 11, 2010Great for napping in the sun. Try to avoid the strollers by heading deeper intothe park and away from the awful ballplayers and their brats.

Evan C. • September 24, 2011Snack bar passable, and closer than restaurants on church street

Renz P. • September 29, 2022nice quiet residential park with a basketball court, bathrooms, handball court, baseball diamond, 2 playground areas - 1 is a tot lot

Jorene R. • April 27, 2013There's usually an older, more subdued crowd on Saturday and Sunday mornings; those games usually don't involve these scars:

Melissa L. • August 22, 2011Nice track. Cool sandbox for kids.

The Corcoran Group • January 6, 2012This Viking-inspired park might be the most hidden greenspace in all of the five boroughs. It gets quite crowded in the summer. See if you can spot one of the famous Bay Ridge parrots!

Kerrin M. • April 16, 2013Great food at the concession stand!

Brendan F. • September 14, 2011Don't leave your trash on the ground. Parents, shame on you.

Scott A. • August 22, 2011Pack a lunch. Snack bar folks are nice, but no healthy food.

Nelson B. • July 13, 2022Tons of baseball and soccer fields.

Nate F. • November 24, 2015great space to learn to ride a scooter or bicycle

Ira R. • November 15, 2013The Parade Grounds athletic fields are always crowded with groups on weekends. The fields used to be in horrible condition, but are now well kept. Pets NOT allowed on actual playing fields.

Dawn :o) D. • June 15, 2013How cute.... <3