Great place to lounge on the grass, soak up some sun, and people watch! Nice view of the Belvedere Castle, too. Just watch out for any incoming baseballs, footballs, and frisbees.
Less touristy more local. Watch out for baseballs and footballs headed towards your heads, by accident of course ;)
Great large AstroTurf field for soccer, baseball diamond - lit at night. Playground is okay and also has sprinklers in the summer.
The large Astroturf field is great for scoccer, baseball or quidditch games and is lit at night. Fido will love the dog run, which has beautiful foliage and benches for his owners.
Fun is hiding at baseball corners 😘
The East River Park has a waterside boardwalk, several baseball and soccer fields, playgrounds, and all sorts of picnic spots.
Play soccer/fútbol or baseball here.
Probably the best place to go for a run in all of New York City
One of New York's nicest neighborhood parks. Plenty of trees, big safe popular playground for families with young kids, nice baseball and basketball fields. Secluded. Sky and river views.
Playgrounds, baseball fields, and basketball courts are packed during the summer at this intimate park.
Playgrounds, baseball fields, and basketball courts are all open during the summer at this intimate park.
Catch a pick-up baseball game south of Shepherd’s Field, or read the latest issue of the New Yorker under a tree on the Great Lawn.
Take the time to just be. Listen to the jazz player, watch a bit of baseball or stroll around and see all the cyclists and dogs. Happy place.
Awesome views...playgul baseball diamonds,wonerful boat pond close to the Metropolitan Museum...It is an adventure each time you walk ,paint or bicycle it . The Jewel of of the City truly!!#
Two huge soccer fields. Baseball, rugby too.
Baseball day 1 for Teddy
Best soccer fields in Manhattan especially when you go on the fields and you have that view!
To celebrate the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, customers will receive 1 free NY tag bag when they buy 1 handmade NY map baseball
Up next in the Bergino Baseball Clubhouse: The Most Talked About World Series in Baseball History • Thursday October 29 @ 7:00 PM • 67 East 11 Street, Greenwich Village http://bit.ly/1kmJwjX
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Hands down the best park in the city. Quiet and idyllic, it's got tennis courts, baseball diamonds, batting cages, hiking and running trails, Indian caves, kayaking, our own Shakespeare in the park
Awesome hiking trails that lead to great views overlooking the hudson.
Discarded umbrellas are assembled into a 24ft diameter spherical dome which floats on the water as a revelation of the city’s accumulated waterborne debris. See Harvest Dome 2.0 until Aug 31, 2013 Read more.
Great little green space in the heart of tribeca. Bring your footballs, frisbees, baseball gloves and blanket and enjoy the cool breeze off of the hudson
Sunbathing, yoga
Beware of the white and green puffed cheetos looking things. They're goose poop !
This park has everything: tennis, basket ball courts, baseball field, track/football/soccer field, skating rink (winter), swimming pool (summer), etc.
Swim lessons are great here and at $40 for 10 classes, totally affordable!
Head uptown to hit the only outdoor public roller rink in New York City (at least until Prospect Park’s Lakeside rink opens for grapevining in spring 2014). Read more.
See the sculpture of Jackie Robinson by Inge Hardison. This sculptural bust honors the athlete who in 1947 broke the "color barrier" in Major League Baseball, when he played for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Designated as a Historic Harlem landtrust, Jackie Robinson is beloved for its community pool, event-filled recreation center, and famously named baseball fields.
Great place to take a walk. You’ll find a pool, baseball fields, basketballs courts, volleyball courts, a playground & spray showers here.
This is where the fight with the Baseball Furies takes place. Look for the Firefighters Memorial that they run past (You can also find where they shot the movie version of big meeting in this park.)
I was worried the baseball furries would be after me for my wallet but all I found was this squirrel after my nuts
Visit in the fall! Lovely green park with nice views.
Watch out for a guy wearing a blue baseball hat with the letter B, his Brussels griffin terrier is great but he's a real crank
Great private dog run on the West side!
You need to get a key from community board 4. Find out more info online.
Basketball and handball courts, baseball diamonds, and playgrounds for all ages make Chelsea Park fun for family outings or just a day in the sun.
Watch out for the lady in blue. She'll kick you out as soon as the park closes. At 5:18pm on Friday.
Great place to sprint for those looking for an outdoor track!
Play kickball. Kick the ball.
Grassy field
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