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Parks in New York City (Manhattan)
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Parks in New York City (Manhattan)

Moving to Manhattan and need a place to relax or play with the kids. Here's my take on parks in Manhattan. I am sure there are many more, let me know if there are more and i will add them to the list.

1. Abingdon Square Park - W 12th St and 8th Ave, New York, NY‎
2. Alfred E. Smith Playground – Madison St & Catherine St, New York, NY
3. Annunciation Park - Convent Ave & W 135th St, New York, NY
4. Battery Park - 20 State St, New York, NY
5. Bennett Park - Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY
6. Blake Hobbs Park - 104 St. & 2 Ave. New York, NY
7. Bowling Green - Broadway & Whitehall St, New York, NY
8. Bryant Park - Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY‎
9. Carl Schurz Park - E 86th St, New York, NY
10. Central Park – 5th Avenue & Central Park West, New York, NY
11. Chelsea Park - 118 10th Ave, New York, NY
12. City Hall Park - 249 Broadway, New York, NY
13. Collect Pond Park - Centre St & Leonard St, New York, NY
14. Columbus Park - 67 Mulberry St, New York, NY,
15. Damrosch Park (Lincoln Center) - Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY
16. Dante Park - 64th St, New York, NY
17. DeWitt Clinton Park - West 52nd St and 11th Ave, New York, NY
18. Duane Park - 157 Duane St, New York, NY
19. East River Park - 748 E River Dr, New York, NY
20. First Park - 1st Ave & E 1st St, New York, NY
21. Fort Tryon Park - Fort Tryon Park, New York, NY
22. Fort Washington Park - Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY
23. Gramercy Park – Gramercy Park West, New York, NY
24. Gutenberg Playground – W 49th St, between 9th and 10th Ave, New York, NY
25. Highbridge Park - West 155th St, Edgecombe & Amsterdam Avenues, New York, NY
26. Hudson River Park – Hudson River, New York, NY
27. Inwood Hill Park - W 207th St & Seaman Ave, New York, NY
28. J. Hood Wright Park - 351 Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY
29. John Jay Park - 520 E 76th St, New York, NY
30. Marcus Garvey Memorial Park - 120th St to 124th St, New York, NY
31. Morningside Park - 90 Morningside Drive, New York, NY
32. Paley Park - E 53rd St, New York, NY 10022
33. Randalls Island Park - Ward’s Island, East River, New York, NY.
34. Riverbank State Park - 679 Riverside Dr, New York, NY
35. Riverside Park - Riverside Dr, New York, NY
36. Sakura Park - Riverside Dr & 122nd St, New York, NY‎
37. Samuel N. Bennerson 2nd Playground - W 64 St between Amsterdam and West End Ave, New York, NY
38. Septuagesimo Uno - Smallest park in New York, W 71st St between Amsterdam and West End Ave, New York, NY
39. St. Nicholas Park - 10 Saint Nicholas Terrace, New York, NY
40. Straus Park - Broadway, W 106 St, West End Ave, New York, NY
41. Stuyvesant Square - 10 Nathan D Perlman Pl, New York, NY‎
42. Tompkins Square Park - E 7th to E 10th Streets, New York, NY‎
43. Tribeca Park - W Broadway & Beach St, New York, NY
44. Union Square – Union Square, New York, NY
45. Verdi Square - Broadway, Amsterdam Ave & W 73 St, New York, NY
46. Washington Market Park - Greenwich St, New York, NY
47. Washington Square Park - 1 Washington Square N, New York, NY
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There's now a new park in the Lower West side from Chelsea to Meatpacking called the High Line. Very different kind of park.

http://www.thehighline.org/

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Oh, maaaaan I could sing the praises of the High Line in epic poetry. It was truly a delight to experience walking over the busy streets Chelsea and the Meatpacking district, and getting that perfect view of the river. In autumn (when I went) they had planted some kind of sweet-smelling grass and there were people parked on the lounge chairs reading in the lazy afternoons. One of the few places I could be smack in the city and forget I was in the city at all.

Thank you, thank you, Friends of High Line Park for making something so good.

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Thanks for the list. I've been to many of the parks you listed. I've found some better than others. But just to get away from the stress of the city was great enough for me.

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