Msgr. McGolrick Park Nassau Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11222,
About the Business
Welcome to Msgr. McGolrick Park, a charming oasis nestled in the heart of Brooklyn's vibrant Greenpoint neighborhood. Located on Nassau Avenue, this historic park is a beloved community gem that offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city life of New York. Spanning over 9 acres, Msgr. McGolrick Park invites visitors to enjoy its lush greenery, picturesque walking paths, and beautifully landscaped gardens.
As a cherished tourist attraction, the park is steeped in history and features several notable landmarks, including the iconic Shelter Pavilion and the grand World War I monument, which stand as testaments to the area's rich heritage. Families can delight in the well-maintained playground, while fitness enthusiasts make use of the open spaces for jogging and exercise.
Throughout the year, Msgr. McGolrick Park hosts a variety of community events, including seasonal markets, outdoor concerts, and family-friendly activities, making it a vibrant hub for social gatherings and cultural experiences. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor exploring Brooklyn, a trip to Msgr. McGolrick Park promises a peaceful retreat filled with natural beauty and community spirit.
Come and discover the serene beauty and inviting atmosphere of Msgr. McGolrick Park—an essential stop on your Brooklyn adventure!
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Location & Phone number
Nassau Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11222, United States
Hours open
Monday:
06:00 - 22:00
Tuesday:
06:00 - 22:00
Wednesday:
06:00 - 22:00
Thursday:
06:00 - 22:00
Friday:
06:00 - 22:00
Saturday:
06:00 - 22:00
Sunday:
06:00 - 22:00
Reviews
"This is one of the best parks in Brooklyn! Pretty huge for a neighborhood park, this place is the true center of Greenpoint life. Kids and families playing. Dogs romping about in the huge dog yard. Farmers market on weekends. Recently renovated. Generally clean, calm, nice and wholesome. Really pulls the whole community together"
"This park is a hidden gem. Untrafficked by tourists, it’s the residential flannel wearing hot dad hangout spot. They’re done with their high end fashion days. They can’t be bothered. Just a flannel. A dog. Fast sunglasses. And a general air of “I can’t be bothered.” It’s a nice park. Oh and also beware of the roving child gangs. They’ll getcha."
"Great farmers market here on Sunday. There are lots of birds in the park that make birdwatching enjoyable, even in the late summer."
"Love this park as it is usually green through the year and has ample space to walk and sit. What I love about this park is that it’s never over crowded and yet it never feels empty either. The greenery is just stunning and given the size of the park you could totally escape the city noises for a bit and immerse yourself in some nature. There are a few areas to put down a mat and make a picnic or you could just use the picnic tables/benches in the park too. There is a public restroom and a kids play areas with swings, slides and also a water fountain where they can run around in the hot summer days. On Sundays there is a farmers market along with a donation drop off until around 3pm. The market is open throughout the year except during the colder winter months. The dog park is a good size and there are benches for the owners to sit down and hangout while the dogs are playing. There are a few beautifully sculpted metal sculptures. Squirrels and pigeons along with everyday birds can be see here through the year. There are a few good places to get coffee, drinks, pizza and groceries or even a proper meal to enjoy at the park a few yards from the park."
"I grew up in this park and have seen the many renovations and work over the years. Today, it is even better than ever, with a great community, well kept space, farmers market, and events. The fields are always welcoming and full of picnics, kids playing, and dogs with their humans enjoying the dog park. It’s one of the few green spaces in the area. Lots of beautiful old trees, flowers, and general beautiful landscaping. We love to lay on the grass and bird watch and have even heard of a resident skunk. The pavilion in the center of the park allows for some shelter, whether you are getting together with a group or need to get out of the rain. There is a palpable sense of community in this intimate neighborhood gem. Enjoy live music often played by local musicians, take and even enjoy coffee, food, baked goods, and ice cream all surrounding the park."
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