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    Dyker Beach Park Dog Run

    3.7 (21 reviews)

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    Elizabeth N.

    The renovations are finally done! It took the city a year to do a few things. What else is new? There is a little dog run and a large dog run. There are new benches to sit on and two water fountains and what looks like a hosing area. There's a bag dispenser with actual cute bags inside.. until they run out. There's a mixed ground covering for the large dog park. It's very clean for now. There's a large gate area where you walk in and then go to one side for the little dogs and the other side for large. Seems to have a lot of dogs coming here.. but you have to watch your dog. Some of the dogs that come here are not particularly social or know how to socialize properly and owners that don't know how to respond properly either.

    looks like the city is still not cleaning out the garbage! just like before the redesigning of this dog run
    Gloria F.

    The renovation of this dog run is amazing! It has been closed for a over a year. Before renovations it was a space that had hardly any grass, broken chairs, broken picnic tables and poop everywhere. Today, the dog run is filled with green, hearty grass! The middle of the area is covered in small white gravel/sand. There is even a water fountain for the dogs! The dog park is split in two-the large area for the bigger dogs and a small area for the small dogs. Both areas are big enough to allow for running, depending on the size of the dog. I am very pleased with this dog run. Of course, it is not perfect. The gate doesnt line up with the groove the the cement...so it doesnt lock closed. luckily, the first gate to the dog run locks. Its just the second gate leading to the big dog area doesnt lock. Also, an issue we had with the dog run before the renovations was the garbage. The city hardly ever picks up the trash. It should be done daily. I think its done weekly. NOT ENOUGH. Then there is also dog poop in the far corners of the dog run left by irresponsible dog owners. I dont understand that. you have a dog, clean up there poop. Especially in a dog run. Dogs love to roll in poop....its not good if there are piles of poop everywhere. No one else will clean it up BUT YOU. SO CLEAN UP YOUR DOGS POOP.

    This potato enjoys the dog park. His weekend ritual go to place.. The dog park is slightly medium size run spot. I advise to bring your own dog water usually the dog fountains don't work. Overall 10/10

    Kenny C.

    Pretty big dog park next to the golf course. Lots of friendly dogs. Water fountains for the dogs didn't work last time I was there. Very, very dusty.

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    nice, clean and friendly place. there's a big grassy field and a sandy area too. water for the dogs as well. parking close.

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    25 acre big (I'm guessing lol) it has grassy areas but its mainly gravel and dirt covered floors, just like the small enclosure.

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    St. Vartan Park

    St. Vartan Park

    4.1
    (22 reviews)
    9.1 mi

    Nice big park great for different age groups! Entrance on 1st ave for big playground and bathroom…read more Plenty of benches and equipment to play on. There is also a basketball quart and small field. Pretty clean and safe.

    Slowly trying to hoop at all the basketball courts in the city, so I came here after work before a…read morelong weekend. We were on our 4th game of 5 on 5 on this slanted, slippery court with double rims as the Midtown skyline looked over us. We had gone 3-0 and already on wobbly legs but wanted one more to really push ourselves to exhaustion and be WHOOPED. A group of 5 17 year olds showed up and I was lowkey like damn I don't wanna play these little kids for our last game but whatever, they got next. We were going back and forth, and to be fair they were actually pretty good but just too frail to give us any problems. At 5'10 174 lbs, I'm a BIG guard. I'm left handed, but shot a right handed floater fading to my right as I'm trying to get better. If you can hit a weak hand floater on the run you will be tough to stop. I bricked it and this little 17 year old kid goes "that's a TERRIBLE shot" looking at me dead in the eyes. Like bro y'all are losing and you suck why you talking? He woke me up and I started actually trying really hard and lowkey busting their ass... but tbh normally I'm not even that good. It was just one of those days where everything was falling. I hit a 3 and yelled out "THAT'S A LAYUP." I drove hard left, euro stepped and hit a tough finish through 2 and yelled "I"M TOO BIG," while flexing. I switched onto little homie and he took a terrible stepback shot after I turned him 3 times and bricked it. I just whispered to him "I don't even gotta say nothing after that one it speaks for itself" which really pissed him off. Then I hit the game winning 3 and did the Dame wave to him as he walked off the court PISSED as hell. I sat down and then he got the courage to say "STOP TALKING SO MUCH" while he put his hand together to mimic me YAPPING. I almost stood up and said "HOW BOUT U GET WIN?" But then I realized I'm a grown ass man and there is absolutely no reason to be jawing at this little kid on a beautiful Friday in New York City. I just kind of laughed at myself and asked what is wrong with me lol. All in all, these runs were kind of weak and this court is in horrendous condition. The court on the westside highway is still my favorite in the city. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

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    Bryant Park

    Bryant Park

    4.6
    (1.4k reviews)
    9.6 mi

    Just blocks from Times Square and the Theater district in Midtown Manhattan, Bryant Park is…read moredirectly next to the main branch of the New York Public Library. It's a park that my wife and I have passed by during the day on visits to New York City. But we finally saw it come alive as a community gathering place at night, with its many tables to talk or eat, permanent and temporary food trucks and carts, and a large greenspace lawn that was cordoned off this night, but can be the location for free summer movies on the lawn and an ice skating rink in the winter. On a warm summer night, the night atmosphere was magical, especially walking through the walkways with the London plane trees, after a great Broadway show. The current park is 9.6 acres and is located on two city blocks (5th and 6th avenue on the NW/SE, 40th and 42nd street on the NE/SW). The western half of the park contains a lawn, walkways, and a french-inspired carousel. Down below are the repository/stacks of the public library, located on the eastern half of the park. It opened in 1847 as Reservoir Square, later renamed for abolitionist William Cullen Bryant in 1884. It fell into disrepair in the 1960s. In 1980, the Bryant Park Restoration Corporation was formed as a non-profit, to try to create a long term solution for the maintainability of the park. Massive renovation was planned and implemented, with a complete rebuilding of the park (after the library stacks had been first built underneath). It reopened in 1992, to great acclaim. Since then, the value of the real estate around the park has greatly increased, attracting new development. The reclamation of the park has been often used a model for a successful urban renewal.

    If you really want to hear about it, the first thing you notice about Bryant Park is how everybody…read moreis trying so damn hard to act like they're having the time of their life. I walk by there on my way to Grand Central Terminal to get Metro North to my goddamn job at the law firm whichbis 45 minutes away, its so far,I think im gonna quit. It's right behind the New York Public Library on 42nd Street, trapped right in the middle of all these massive, skyscrapers looming over the trees like giant glass monsters. ​During the warmer months, they've got this giant green lawn laid out, and people sit around in these little green metal folding chairs looking like they're in some kind of advertisement for happy urban living. You see all these tourists and families sprawling out on the grass, taking pictures of each other with their fancy phones and fancy shopping bags and laughing at what seems to me like absolutely nothing. They sit there eating overpriced sandwiches and pretending they aren't surrounded by millions of tons of steel and exhaust fumes. It depresses hell out of me, it really does. Every single one of them acts like they just discovered nature because someone put a patch of sod between 5th and 6th Avenue. ​Then in the winter, the whole place transforms into this "Winter Village" deal. They put up a big ice skating rink right in the middle and surround it with all these tiny wooden kiosks selling fifty dollar scarves and gourmet hot chocolate whichbis pricd probably at about ten bucks. The tourists go completely crazy for it. You watch these parents pushing their little kids out onto the ice in those goofy plastic skate aids. Half the grownups are wobbling around like they're about to break a leg, but they keep smiling for the cameras because they want everyone back home in Ohio Belgium or wherever they are from to think they're having a marvelous time in New York. ​I mean, the kids are alright, it's actually kind of nice seeing a little kid who hasn't been ruined by everything corporate yet having fun on the ice, but the whole commercial spectacle of it kills me. Everybody's acting, and everybody knows everybody else is acting, but they just keep on doing it anyway. ​It's not the worst place in the city, I guess. If you need to sit down for ten minutes and watch a bunch of outta towners pretend to be relaxed, you could do worse. Just don't buy the hot chocolate unless you want to spend your last ten bucks on hot water and cocoa powder.

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    Peter Detmold Park

    Peter Detmold Park

    4.1
    (18 reviews)
    9.8 mi

    Nice little park straddling the highway. Enter from E49 or E51 street. The southern entrance is…read moreaccessible from street level, the northern entrance has lots of stairs down. Chairs and tables with chess boards, and a big dog run. Walk over the bridge across the FDR for a nice waterfront view. You can even walk up a block between the highway and the river!

    This park is actually pretty nice for dog park goers. It's quite a surprise. I would not had…read moreknown about it unless I heard from someone on a meetup. It's pretty hidden since you have to go to the end of 51st street and then walk down some steps. There's plenty of poop bags (looks like plastic bags from the veggie section at your grocery store) and the surface is paved brick. It seems as if they just threw up a fence to split off the dog park from the rest of the park. While I liked the park, I didn't dig the vibe of the folks. Maybe it's because I'm not from the neighborhood, but it seemed as if everyone was just antisocial, and it seemed like all of the dogs were antisocial as well. It seemed like a park where the dogs and owners were more mature. I got dirty looks from the old folks who thought my 6 month old Jack Russell mix was aggressive and they left. Nipping, biting and barking is perfectly normal for dogs. People need to chill out. Dogs like to wrestle and hump. It's worth it to check out if you're in the area, but I wouldn't make a destination out of it.

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