With a picturesque view of the Freedom Tower looking north the West Thames Dog Park is a terrific…read moreplace for a local dog owner to bring their pup. Its basically a concrete park with no grass or dirt, but its very clean and well maintained. Benches to sit on and keep an eye on your doggies. There is also a smaller fenced in area for the tinier pups to play and romp around. As its lined by large trees it has some shade over the benches.

One of the larger (and nicer) dog parks I've been to in NYC!! Unfortunately like most, it is all…read moreconcrete and not grass (my pup's paws tend to get torn up and bleed after just a little while). There is also no parking; can get difficult if you're not a local. The park is a large fenced in area, with a smaller part for small dogs, with two entrances/exits. Benches all around, and a water fountain. Love the views of One World Trade Center in the background. Have not had an issue at this park with aggressive dogs, or nasty owners. Enjoy coming here, definitely one of the best in the area.

What a wonderful dog park! We were so lucky to stumble upon this off leash dog park while trying to…read morefind something to do while visiting. Luckily, there are signs that point directions to the park. There are huge areas for both the large and small dogs separately. There are agility obstacles in each area, which are so fun to run on, over, and through! My dog Hershey had a great time, especially because it wasn't crowded....actually, there was no one else there. We had the place to ourselves!! We loved that it was actual ground and grass, not just dirt or turf. Would definitely come here again!

I wanted to visit this dog park a few times before I can fully express my opinion. As a new dog…read moreowner, a good dog park is your best friend! This particular location is the nearest one to me and Rokko enjoys the bike ride (in my bag) there. The area is huge and there is a "big dog" and "small dog" section. There are water fountains and sometimes toys available. That is it! The park is just a large dirt/gravel Haven for your four legged friends. However not that much appealing for the owners. Just wished there was more there. For example, an obstacle course or more greenery. Overall it's a cool place to exchange ideas or get advice from other owners while your pup has the time of his life. HAHAHA!

This newly opened dog park has two sections: one for big dogs and one for small dogs. Both have k9…read moreturf, a shade structure, pet waste station and water stations. I love how clean the park is kept. It benefits from shade from the trees during the summer yet never has leaves in the park in the fall! I also love how close this park is to me. I no longer have to trek uptown to 14th Street Viaduct Park for a clean park. 10/10 would recommend this park to downtown folks.

I love animals. Dogs especially! However, the barking never…read moreends. From the moment I wake up to having dinner in the evening... barking. There's a dog park literally two blocks away at Stevens Park. There needed to be another one, why? Lazy dog owners!!! It's loud and it smells. I live halfway up the block on 2nd St. The barking bounces off the buildings and echoes through the street. Bonus: A small area with fake grass that smells like urine and feces every time you walk by. Yum.

First time checking out this dog run with my pup. It's easy to find once you step into Madison…read moreSquare Park. Love how it's separated by small and all dogs, and it has turf. It was pretty crowded on a Sunday afternoon but still space for the doggos to run around. It has a small hill where dogs can go up and down on. Only downfall is that owners don't pay attention to their pups, so when they go poop, they don't realize and it just sits there. Luckily, we help each other out so it does get picked up eventually since no one wants their dog to step on it or eat it. Definitely will be back with my pup since she had a great time there!

Love this doogie park. the best. love to watch the dogs bark and chase their friends around…read more then once in a while, they come over to me, so they can rub their butt on my leg. :)

Love this park. Came on a Sunday before 12, and I was able to find parking but it was pretty full…read more Walked around the walk oath a bit. Then got a blanket and chilled out and read. There are so many fields and courts to play on. I'll definitely be back.

Came here to play pickleball, and it's pretty clean and well maintained. I'd review the men's…read morerestroom near the courts as negative 10 stars since there's no soap and one of the urinals is busted, but I guess it could be worse. The reservations for the courts are free! They have a bunch of events here, I stopped by and saw some sort of fair with rides, fried Oreos and games. There's probably a good path for jogging, but it's a bit far from downtown Jersey City for me to jog here.

Great park, large open street plaza with small u and clover bowls with one side a bit oververt. The…read morehips are not easy to hit because they are so wide. One side of the U is steeper than the others and the transition could be smoother. Overall a lot of fun to ride nice flow, some 2 board gaps, the locals seem pretty chill. I feel like the person who designed the bowl was goofy footed so if your goofy you'll love the bowl

This place is very Dangerous, kids has some kind of shooting crackers and they are shooting each…read moreother and I got hit on my leg and I saw a person got hit on chest, there are kids who just want to pick and fight with you for no reason. this is the worst place to be and have your kid playing there.

Nice park!! I love that it's always chill and not too much going on. Love riding bikes aroundread more

This park is huge with plenty to do but I only came for the rose garden. It is small, some labels…read moreare missing, and several beds need maintenance. It feels more like a city park than a quiet garden. I personally would not return, though I see why neighbors enjoy having green space nearby. When I visited, a large group had formed a circle that occupied an entire section of the small rose garden. There were no signs indicating the area was reserved, and their gathering unintentionally made the space feel closed off to other visitors. In shared public spaces like this, especially in smaller gardens, it is important for any group, whether local or new to the community, to be mindful of the park's norms and not treat the small public garden like it's only for them. Many people visiting or living here may not be aware of how these spaces are typically used, so a little consideration goes a long way in keeping the park welcoming for everyone.

The playground, beach, and park are the best attractions at Newport Green…read more The park is a huge green lawn with multiple gardens filled with beautiful flowers. Its a solid option for a chill walk or picnic on a beautiful day. The playground attracts families from all around. Although the spaces is relatively small when compared to alternatives found in places like Liberty State Park, it is packed with multiple play areas and jungle gyms for different age groups. It even has a merry-go-round and old school London-style phone booth - totally random but welcome additions. During the summers the splash pad is a hit with the little ones. Finally, the artificial beach right near the edge of the river is a perfect spot to chill at and enjoy a glamours view of the city skyline. Best of all, beach chairs are already provided! The tradeoff: there are no public bathrooms. Whether you are on a date, with family, or just walking the dog, Park at Newport Green is a must-see spot in Hudson County NJ.

Amazing waterfront in Newport, Jersey City, NJ…read more 1) Some of the best view of NYC. 2) There are landmarks around this waterfront like Water's Soul and Lighthouse Point. 3) Also, get an amazing view of Newport, Jersey City, NJ skyline.