Prospect Park

This park is beautiful. My fiancé and I visit Prospect Park as often as we can. There’s so much open space to ensure a decent amount of privacy. While the size of the park is massive it will still make you feel like you are a small Hometown. During the weekends, we visit the park, for much needed relaxation. Usually we bring our tent, snacks, drinks, and entertainment, and just veg out. There’s just a peaceful atmosphere here. This park has such Beautiful landscape, you can’t help but to be taken away. There is always so much to do here. Prospect park is also home to the botanical garden, the boathouse, the lake house and so much more. You’ll never get bored here! This is a great free place to spend time with family and friends or to spend some time alone! The next time we visit we are planning to explore more of the park and maybe visit the botanical gardens while we are out exploring.
Angela Rosa - 2 weeks ago

Very large and enticing park with spaces for pathways for running, cycling, and walking. Good areas for just lounging or picnicking. Active and varied birdlife.
Gregory White - 3 weeks ago

Amazing park! A Brooklyn staple! It is always lively in the weekend and motivating to see so many runners and kids playing games. There is almost always an event going on! There are two restrooms at the each end of the park.
Adati Tarfa - a month ago

Beautiful park, great for walks or if you would like to take your dog. Also to go on a bike. There is also a ice skating rink, and if you got hungry there is a little place where you can buy food, drinks , hot drinks. Besides there is a lake, beautiful to take pictures. Before I forget it’s free!
Slidma Pineda - 2 months ago

Looking for a place to chill in grass🍃, or have a picnic🧺? Try long Meadow in prospect Park! 📍10 min walk from grand army station of the 2/3 train 🌲BIG, VAST grass area. Beautiful trees. You can even "smell" the nature. 🕜Not sure how busy it gets since it's my first time there but even when there's people you still have space to yourself and family. The way how I got there is by this: the park is near the Brooklyn library which also right next to the park. You will see a big entrance on West Dr, the name of the lane. It's split into lanes; one lane is for people to bike on and the other is for people to walk on. You choose the route that's more on the left which is the one that people walk on to actually go to the park. You know you're on the right path when the route begins to do curves and turns. Then you'll see a tunnel and boom you're there.
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