Great hidden gem . this park is great has a lake and a large dog park that usually provides dog…read morewaste bags too. Has a pond and plenty of room the fly kites and also a black topped walk way around the whole perimeter. There are tennis courts and basketball courts too.

Very spacious park and nice walking path after visiting the dog park. The park is a little outdated…read moreand can use some landscaping. Not sure why the town hasn't done anything about it. They have doggy bags most of the time. No water fountain. The bathrooms are open during the day nearby in the park. It is located near playground for kids within distance so you can watch them while you're at the dog park.

The use of leaf blowers every day at 9 am is absolutely ridiculous. The only area of the park where…read morepeople come every day is unbearable. The noise and fumes makes the hour I spend with my dogs hell. What a waste of money! EVERY DAY!! I'm sure the county can spend the money more wisely--like putting down more gravel to cover the dust. Maybe even bring water into the small dog side of the area.

I would skip this dog park, after coming here the past few days and bringing my pup I realized it's…read morejust not the safest. When there's a bbq (which is right next to the dog park) there tends to be a lot of children and they come in to play with the dogs. That's fine but most of the time they leave the doors open and my dog is the first one to want out then I'm chasing after him. Overall it's really just a fenced in little spot, the doors could honestly be a lot safer and larger. The people who visit with their dogs are friendly enough. The area is also pretty close to the street so it's just something to be aware of. I think there's a lot of safer parks out there to bring your pups even if it's a drive away. Unless your dog is incredibly well trained, unlike mine!

Having stayed in Paulus Hook for the last two years, I discovered this park by chance during one of…read moremy evening walks with my partner. Ever since then, we've visited this place for an evening walk pretty often [apart from the freezing winters]. To be honest, this is more of a dog park rather than an actual park and you'll typically find lots and lots of them in the evenings. None the less, I bet you won't be able to find a park in jersey City that gives you such beautiful views of downtown Manhattan and the Hudson River and lets you get as close to the water. There's a bench within the park that's hidden from plain sight but an absolute delight if you discover it :). Besides, a walk here is much more pleasant than perhaps the Boardwalk with much better views. There's also a Korean War Memorial at the foot of the park with a bit of history attached to it. The sole negative that I can call out is the fact that the park isn't as well maintained and can be pretty shabby sometimes.

This little strip of land has grown on me since my move to Paulus Hook. I've taken one star off due…read moreto the city's (or state?) lack of maintenance, but still find it enjoyable for the Paulus Hook area. You have a beautiful view of the NY Skyline, it's s nice walk up and around the peninsula, and you're surrounded by lots of dogs on the weekends to get your dog therapy on. For runners, you can now include it on MapMyRun as we got it added as a running path. Or, just run! Compared to the Exchange Place Boardwalk, it's the same view, possibly even better, but with grass! As well, you can walk on the rocks right to the water and touch it if you care to that is. It's relaxing, and while not fully a park, I appreciate its history and contribution to the neighborhood. FYI - the memorial at the foot of it is the Korean War Memorial, so pay your respects.

In addition to often having lots of traffic, Fort Lee has lots of local parks! This one honors the…read morevolunteer fireman in the borough. I believe many, if not all parks in Fort Lee are having their facilities refurbished. Here workers were refurbishing the splash pool. I noticed new benches as well. A small oasis not far from the hustle and bustle of main thorofares!

When you've been bad with your diet and you need to take a walk it's always great when a place has…read morea nearby park you can take a stroll in. We were in the area for some ice cream rolls from Jinn's just a few blocks down. We decided to walk down towards Fireman's Park since we saw there were some Pokemon gyms we can stick our Pokemon in. It was pretty interesting because it was just a small park area with a pool and kiddie play area, which we assumed is the community pool for the neighborhood. What really caught my eye was this long alleyway across the street that was great for capturing a photo of the crazy fog the weather was giving us that day. There was still a lot of snow in the area from the last snow fall so we couldn't walk through the perimeter of the park but nonetheless it was a good adventure to scope through the area.

Ah, brings me back to warmer days. This is a decent dog…read morepark but also has a nice tennis court and walking area. It's a smaller park for sure- and not as clean as dog owners would like. Also it's good to mention that there are small pebbles instead of dirt so silver lining is you don't have to watch your dogs paws afterward. Parking is also available, but if you have a car I'd recommend going to the north Bergen park instead.

A nice section of the park is strictly for the doggies and Mr pickles enjoyed the space to roam…read morearound via the grass and rock grounds . Place is cleaned and the fence divided in sections from the main Park for us useless humans .I didn't see any dumps or poops on the ground which is dandy with me and it's spacious for the many dogs to have fun . Glad I was in the area and Mr pickles agrees .

It was a terrific day with the Bergen County Audubon Society (BCAS) during another successful bird…read moreand nature walk at Teaneck Creek Conservancy Teaneck Creek Conservancy Bird Species 08/06/2025 10:00-12:00pm 1. Mallard 2. Mourning Dove 3. Chimney Swift 4. Killdeer 5. Solitary Sandpiper 6. Least Sandpiper 7. Green Heron 8. Osprey 9. Red-bellied Woodpecker 10. Downy Woodpecker 11. Northern Flicker 12. Blue Jay 13. Tree Swallow 14. Barn Swallow 15. Carolina Wren 16. European Starling 17. Gray Catbird 18. Northern Mockingbird 19. American Robin 20. House Sparrow 21. American Goldfinch 22. Song Sparrow 23. Baltimore Oriole 24. Red-winged Blackbird 25. Common Grackle 26. Northern Waterthrush 27. Yellow Warbler 28. Northern Cardinal 29. Great Egret 30. Eastern Kingbird

The Teaneck Creek Conservancy was a quiet, pleasant, and Hobbity experience…read more Nestled off of Teaneck Road and Puffin Way, this site has impressive creations, as you make your way through the trails. Aside from the many pieces that you'll see, you will also have chances to admire the wild life. They've done a good job at keeping the trails clean, wide, but you'll encounter many types of terrain so, I suggest hiking with boots. Also, take it all in and take your time. Don't forget to look up, as well. I will try to enjoy the conservancy in every season, to see how it changes and gives back to us.

Lovely park right off main street…read more There is no parking lot but lots of metered street parking in the immediate area. The park has a large field with a baseball diamond there. There is a paved path around the perimeter of the park. There is an exercise area as well as a sizeable playground, focused on children 5-12 years old. Along the main path, there are also some less intensive exercise stations...they even have wheelchair accessible options. The park is very well-maintained and safe.

Beautiful little park with workout stations along the paths. Should take a minute and stop by every…read morestation, try it out, and read the workout tips offered. There's also a neat little playground on the far end. Very clean areas. Lots of parking outside the park as well.

I have no reservoirations about giving this reservoir a solid 4 star rating…read more The Hackensack Reservoir provides absolutely spectacular views of New York City. It's actually in Union City so I'm not sure why it's called the Hackensack Reservoir. But it is. So there you have it. I wish there were more access points to actually get up to it and enjoy the view. In order to get a proper view from my car to take this picture, I had to stand on the roof of the car. How awesome is that. It deserves five stars for that alone.

This is a great park and much needed in the cliffs where there is a dirth of nice open space. The…read moreviews of NY are amazing but I think just getting that open sky is more amazing. I would be giving five stars if the park remained open after dark other then during July-August. I am also not a fan of the high barbed wire fencing which is quite ugly and uninviting looking. I assume the early closure and the high fencing is for liability reasons though. I also wish I could bring my dog!