Coney Island has so much too offer. Relax cool walks down…read morethe broad walk just listening to the ocean waves and just enjoying the atmosphere.

Lovely well-kept park off of the Coney Island Boardwalk near 23rd Street. I believe the park is a…read morefairly new addition to the area. A peaceful place for a nice low-effort walk. Also some nice obstacles and play stations for the kids. Was not crowded at all on Friday early afternoon in the summer. (I think more people were focused on the beach instead of being at the park)

Aside from the colorful bees and butterflies you see as your walking in, you feel welcome. There…read moresomething about butterflies and bees that seem to say to me when we meet "we are friendship and community and love" Then we swat at them - please refrain from swatting, they'll comprehend quickly that your no pretty flower or a newly sprouting seed. As I'm kicking around in the daisy's, big dog has other ideas of a hoot and a holler. He jailbreaks at an unsuspecting hound, a sizable hound at that, tall leggy proportions, trim at the quarters -- thinner necked and bigger headed. Catastrophe averted somehow and the AstroTurf is the closest replica to real grass, stringy as this breed might be - which it is. Like Poa Anna turf that's prominent in Hawaii. And we continued on towards the main soccer field the grass field looked quite the same with exceptional bounce and spring, I felt the decathloner in me and bounced along to the other side. With it's understandably poor upkeep, ya know -- cutbacks, cutbacks, the park has a spirit to it, like a drunkard whose not been home for a day or so and is in bad need of a shower, a shave and a change of clothes.

First time here, not bad! Nice looking over to the sand bar and seeing the hills and other sea…read morebirds. Someone was parasailing, the ocean was pretty choppy on a windy day. There are huge enclosed fields, some with artificial turf for soccer. I saw people running track, exercising and walking their dogs. It is a Loop trail, I started at the parking lot and went around the front through the little walkway that leads to the fields. I let my dog into a giant field where the gat can be closed and let her run. Then we walked towards the water and you see a trail start. A little ominous on a cloudy day and not many people but we kept going. The trail goes along the water line. Carcasses of boats along the coast probably from Sandy but interesting to see. Trail loops back to the parking lot. Not a hike but a nice walk, we did 1.41 miles. The only thing I didn't like was not a bench anywhere along the trail. I have a dachshund that likes to sit on benches when she's getting tired. I have to say it's pretty clean! Olive usually finds every chicken bone or other garbage, she found none here so it was a good walk. I'm using bending down twenty times to pull something out of her mouth Nice place to exercise your dog in the field, clean, garbage cans along the trail. I'll be going back.

Nice Park, relaxing, clean and beautiful. According to the signs, the water here are not salt…read morewater, although it may seem like they are. We took a long walk by the beach, which was kind of dirty, so before we left, we filled 4 garbage cans and clean the beach a little. There is a project there, trying to populate the clamps that used to live here, but disappeared (Due to pollution is my guess). Lots of seagulls, green and water. Come to visit, and when you leave, please take some garbage from the beach, it is for all of us!

I came here for a work volunteering event. A nice park with a track, a baseball field, basketball…read morecourts, tennis courts, and a path next to the water. There are a lot of amenities, but the park could definitely be kept up more. We painted the benches along the lake and cleaned the track. The lake is dirty and not very pretty, but the park is nice, would be better with more upkeep.

One of the reviewers said you see a few old folks practicing Tai Chi in this park. I guess we were…read morea few of the old folks practicing Tai Chi in the park! We actually stopped here for a Tai Chi break on the way to the Jersey shore as Tai Chi is helpful with reducing pain and I have a problem with pain sitting for long periods. Here is a link all about the park. http://parksandmore.com/parks/New-York/kings/Bensonhurst-Park There is a sign maybe it was not there when Tina went. One good thing about this park it seemed to be mostly New Yorkers no transplants with a lack of respect for New York the way you find in Red Hook, Williamsburg, and other areas where transplants are going. This park did not bother me at all but it was not the fanciest or most up to date either. Nice for a break in the middle of the day!

no water, no restroom, last year did radioactive waste in the center in park's :( I don't know…read morehow it happened Who responsible for that .

Is this a pristine park? No, but that's sort of what makes it cool…read more 6 Diamonds is much more than a few baseball fields. Not sure on the field conditions but there are working water fountains in the dugouts. No bathroom is located at this park. The gem is the trail that borders the park. Great up close and personal views of Coney Island Creek. Various interesting wrecks provide a home for water life. From time to time fisherman or birdwatchers are around. There are homeless who occasional build tent like shelters. They never bothered me, sure does it take away form a picturesque view, yes. But this Americana at its finest, the good, bad and ugly. This park reminds be of what a disaster zone would look like in an urban environment or would scenery for a zombie apocalypse. There are still gritty parts of New York. This is it if you're into it.

Beautiful spot. 1)…read moreSome of the best views of the city skyline & the bridge is from here. 2) Lots of space to walk. 3) When I came here, the spot was pretty empty, but peaceful.

Perfect to relax and take the views in. Early mornings or on a brisk fall day. Definitely recommend…read moreif you're just needing some grounding or to be alone for a bit. People are friendly but mostly mind their business.

This is a nice spot to catch the sunset. It has a small beach compared to Coney Island. Since it is…read morenot as well known, the beach is much quieter. The beach isn't maintained as well as Coney Island either. However, you can catch the beautiful sunset. There is also a pier for people to do fishing. I also saw people walk into the water to do fishing with a fishing pole or a net. There are some very tiny fishes that can be caught with net fishing. There are also some people who appear to be camping there. I wouldn't suggest going late in the evening since there are fewer people and it's a bit sketchier when it's dark.

An obscure, natural spit of land, that forms the northwest corner of the barrier island known as…read moreConey Island. Thaks to Coreolis forces, sand is deposited at this spot, and thus a broad, sandy beach has resulted. Killer views of Lower New York Bay offer a respite from the urban jungle. Basically un-developed and maintained wild. No facilties, so make the necessary arrangements if you choose this spot to picnic, fish, or just unwind. No lifeguards, so tread carefully if going for a dip.

When extraordinary little park nestled in the heart of Brooklyn…read more This miniature oasis provides a perfect little getaway for toddlers to romp around as toddlers do. Going to this park sure is nice, considering not meeting parks within close proximity. I recommend at the very least checking out this heaven

Cleaner than most parks, spacious and lots of fun. Water sprinklers, restrooms and nearby tennis…read morecourts. Rock climbing wall.