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Welcome to Brooklyn Bridge Park. Explore the sweeping vistas, rich ecology, expansive piers, and vibrant programming of this special waterfront park.
Brooklyn Bridge Park is an 85-acre world-class waterfront park with rolling hills, riverfront promenades, lush gardens, and spectacular city views. Our list of amenities continues to grow as we work each day to revitalize this previously deteriorated industrial space and build a park that allows New Yorkers to rediscover the waterfront.
3 days ago · Park is Open 7 Days a Week | 6AM - 1AM Entry is Free! Pier 2 - 8AM - 9PM* Pier 5 - 6AM - 11PM* Education Center - 3-5PM (THU/FRI), 1-5PM (SAT) Pier 6 Volleyball Courts - 6AM - 11PM Playgrounds - sunrise-sunset
Discover all the park has to offer and join the fun. Explore. Sports & Fitness. Family Friendly. Art & Nature.
Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy has evolved from the grassroots community that passionately and successfully advocated for the park’s creation into a dynamic force that fills our waterfront gem with joy, wonder, and exploration.
Find helpful information about getting to Brooklyn Bridge Park and what to do when you are here! Over 500 trees are planted on Pier 1. More than 13,000 timber piles support the piers in the Park.
Enjoy views of the majestic bridge from along the waterfront or take in the beauty and splendor of this historic bridge from directly beneath, at Emily Warren Roebling Plaza. Completed in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the first bridge to connect Manhattan and Brooklyn across the East River.
Our Park Map will show you all the Piers and Sections within Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Brooklyn Bridge Park’s 85 acres of sustainable waterfront offers sweeping vistas, rich ecology, and expansive piers for all to enjoy. Open daily, the Park hosts more than 5 million visitors annually who come to enjoy our urban oasis of greenery, community, and fun.
To learn more about the dynamic history of the Brooklyn waterfront, visit Brooklyn Waterfront History, a joint project between Brooklyn Bridge Park and The Center for Brooklyn History. The site delves into the history, ecology, and sustainability of the waterfront.