WNYC Transmitter Park

I didn't know there is a park here next to east river. It is a small park and after long walked my puppy and I couldn't find a bench to sit so we just sat on the floor under the shade. Lots of people just lay down on the grass and enjoy the sun. Dog must be on the leech which is I like. Because the park is next to the water so they have a fishing area but no shade or anything so it can be very hot in the summer.

I've come here many times since I first posted these pictures. It's one of my happy places. I sit by the water and relax while I enjoy the view. I also enjoy the flowers when you first come into the park and walk the pathway. It never gets boring here. I love it in all seasons. I've seen Geese, Ducks and even Swans swim by plus different kinds of boats. Plus there are the helicopters and other kinds of aircraft. I've also met lots of doggies. It's really a wonderful park. I also love the big mural at the entrance. I have tons of pics that I've taken here. I will add some more to this review when I have a chance. I love Transmitter Park. 9/28/24. I love this place as much if not more than I did when I wrote this review. It is wonderful in all seasons. It's a great place to relax at and to check out nature.

We thought this area could be the spot to watch July 4 2024 fireworks but we were wrong (we browsed the online information couple months). Somehow they decided to move to Hudson yards area … sad I did manage to shot some fireworks 🎆 photos for memories in distance

STUNNING views, especially in the evening when Manhattan is lit up. So peaceful, you hear the East River mini waves, great for dog walking. Compared to the Big Apple, this side of the river is super relaxed. Love the mural!

The views from this teeny little park are spectacular! The whole East River unfolds before you. There are benches and grass, so summer people brought picnic blankets. Very cute and simple little park. Grass, Ben's and the most amazing views. Enjoy

This feels like a secret park that you only stumble upon by accident or are told about it. Absolutely a hidden gem of a tiny park. lots of families, dog walkers and picnics everywhere. Seems to even be a popular fishing spot. Views are amazing over the East River looking to Manhattan (Mid Town I think). Honestly I would venture here just for the sunset and grab a meal at one of the nearby wonderful restaurants (eg: 21 Greenpoint, that had a Michelin bib award).

WNYC Transmitter Park is a small park in Brooklyn and located directly on the river. The park itself is underwhelming, and the green space was recently seeded so not available for sitting or walking. But the main reason to visit this park is for the view of the Manhattan skyline: with no obstructions between you and the city, you can look directly across the river and enjoy the view.

Nice little parks with some history behind it. I loved the mural on the wall and it has a playground and a Pier. Seems like the group of volunteers are doing a good job keeping it maintained. But they definitely need bathrooms other than porta potties

I didn't know there is a park here next to east river. It is a small park and after long walked my puppy and I couldn't find a bench to sit so we just sat on the floor under the shade. Lots of people just lay down on the grass and enjoy the sun. Dog must be on the leech which is I like. Because the park is next to the water so they have a fishing area but no shade or anything so it can be very hot in the summer.

I've come here many times since I first posted these pictures. It's one of my happy places. I sit by the water and relax while I enjoy the view. I also enjoy the flowers when you first come into the park and walk the pathway. It never gets boring here. I love it in all seasons. I've seen Geese, Ducks and even Swans swim by plus different kinds of boats. Plus there are the helicopters and other kinds of aircraft. I've also met lots of doggies. It's really a wonderful park. I also love the big mural at the entrance. I have tons of pics that I've taken here. I will add some more to this review when I have a chance. I love Transmitter Park. 9/28/24. I love this place as much if not more than I did when I wrote this review. It is wonderful in all seasons. It's a great place to relax at and to check out nature.

We thought this area could be the spot to watch July 4 2024 fireworks but we were wrong (we browsed the online information couple months). Somehow they decided to move to Hudson yards area … sad I did manage to shot some fireworks 🎆 photos for memories in distance

STUNNING views, especially in the evening when Manhattan is lit up. So peaceful, you hear the East River mini waves, great for dog walking. Compared to the Big Apple, this side of the river is super relaxed. Love the mural!

The views from this teeny little park are spectacular! The whole East River unfolds before you. There are benches and grass, so summer people brought picnic blankets. Very cute and simple little park. Grass, Ben's and the most amazing views. Enjoy

This feels like a secret park that you only stumble upon by accident or are told about it. Absolutely a hidden gem of a tiny park. lots of families, dog walkers and picnics everywhere. Seems to even be a popular fishing spot. Views are amazing over the East River looking to Manhattan (Mid Town I think). Honestly I would venture here just for the sunset and grab a meal at one of the nearby wonderful restaurants (eg: 21 Greenpoint, that had a Michelin bib award).

WNYC Transmitter Park is a small park in Brooklyn and located directly on the river. The park itself is underwhelming, and the green space was recently seeded so not available for sitting or walking. But the main reason to visit this park is for the view of the Manhattan skyline: with no obstructions between you and the city, you can look directly across the river and enjoy the view.

Nice little parks with some history behind it. I loved the mural on the wall and it has a playground and a Pier. Seems like the group of volunteers are doing a good job keeping it maintained. But they definitely need bathrooms other than porta potties

I didn't know there is a park here next to east river. It is a small park and after long walked my puppy and I couldn't find a bench to sit so we just sat on the floor under the shade. Lots of people just lay down on the grass and enjoy the sun. Dog must be on the leech which is I like. Because the park is next to the water so they have a fishing area but no shade or anything so it can be very hot in the summer.

As you might know I love parks and being one with nature. Add a dynamic setting, waterfront view, terrific dining spots and a sense of calmness.. guess what? I'M THERE! Thus, I decided to continue my exploration of Greenpoint, Brooklyn and decided on another gorgeous fall day, a park visit was on the top of my list. Here's what Transmitter Park offers you and ME: ( Note how it hits all my checkpoints above): - Accessible by G train and stop is Greenpoint, exit subway from Greenpoint NW corner staircase. Take Kent street all the way down. As you walk, take note of the street scene on Manhattan Avenue, what a cool multi ethnic world to take in... - Bit of history; WNYC radio use to program here and then a couple of years later the park became a beautiful open space to the neighborhood ( it's neighbor, Domino park transformed from a Sugar Factory into a smorgasbord for fellow Williamsburgites). Hmmm, Brooklyn knows how to transform dormant property into beautiful public spaces.. YES! - As for Domino Park, it's a thirty minute walk from this park if you're up to two park visits in a day - The " loves me, loves me not" mural as you enter park is breathtaking - There are benches to sit and just calm your mind - A pedestrian bridge allows majestic views of Brooklyn and Manhattan - Greenpoint Terminal Market on Noble Street offers a lively shopping experience.. I didn't check it out this time but I will be sure to next visit - There are wonderful establishments for all taste buds: The Green Pot for tea and lovely snacks, Forninos, my other pizza favorite, Karczma for kielbasa and borscht. Today I ate at Paulie Gees Pizza Slice Shop and took dessert home at Peter Pan Pastry shoppe. As I continue to explore the marvelous borough of Brooklyn with a kids state of wonder, I really took a moment today to really marvel it and am reminded how lucky I am. Brooklyn: YOU ROCK!

Great, great views of Manhattan, quiet and very peaceful. Great spot to retreat to and unwind.

Nice little park to spend an evening and watch a movie. I came here for the first time on 08/12/2022 to watch Encanto and have a chill evening with some friends. The park itself is okay. While some folks sat on a blanket or on the bare grass/dirt we brought our chairs. Dogs are allowed at this park which means they pee and poop on the grass. Not all owners are responsible, AND unfortunately, we witnessed rats on the lawn. You could actually hear them. Ugh! All in all, I still enjoyed the movie, and watching children sing and dance. With just a little more care this park can go from a three star to a five star.

PROS: + excellent large mural: There is a large mural facing the left of the image attached (see photo). + excellent view of Manhattan: There is an excellent view of Manhattan from across the East River. + board walk: There is a cool board walk feature that extends out into the water. The path takes you approximately 50 yards into the East River. It is really nice and has two different areas of benches for you to sit and rest; one of the stations is located at the very end, while another is in between the start and the end. People have taken a fishing pole to the waters. + Children's playground: There is a children's playground located in the park. It is small and does not look too out of place or uncomfortable. + Green space: The best thing about the green space here is that there is a sort of green front where you can lay down a blanket on a nice weather day. You can come at a time in the evening where the sun may set. It's nice to spend time with good friends here. CONS: - nothing: Though, the only thing I would suggest to the city is that more green space like this should exist. If they wanna beat out ANY cool city on the west coast, they should include more parks. As someone who was born in California, the biggest difference between everywhere I have gone in my outside of great cities in California are parks. There is one on every corner in California--exagerating. However, true. IMPRESSION: Take a date here. Lots of romantic couples. Nice park in Greenpoint. There are not many, this is a total highlight. In addition, there is a barge next to the park that can be accessed when you return to the main street. It is a barge bar. Have fun!

If you're looking for a way to soak in the sun, walk along the waterfront and take in amazing views of the city, come to this park! It's one of my favorite activities to do on the weekend. The park is located in Greenpoint, where there are a ton of trendy bars and restaurants to visit nearby. It doesn't get too packed either, which is nice. You can bring a blanket and have a cute picnic on the grass, or if you didn't plan ahead, there are plenty of benches you can sit on. I'd definitely recommend visiting this park -- it's the perfect place to spend a sunny day in Brooklyn!

Just a little outpost on the river. As soon as you get there, you can tell the views are the best part, but it's well manicured with affable nature and even some street art to make it feel eclectically Brooklyn.

This park gives me life! I love how beautiful and clean it is. The view of Manhattan is breathtaking from this side. I delight myself eating by the water every so often. There is no better scene for me than this. There is something about sitting on the grass and eating as the wind kisses my face and the sun warms my skin. The sound of the water is hypnotizing. I don't think any park will ever top this one for me, at least not in Brooklyn. I have never seen this park packed or witnessed any rachets. It's a chill spot indeed. I recommend this park for the dog lovers, sun lovers, yoga-goers, and all those in between. I have not indulged in a glass of wine as I have seen others do, but I am sure that's hella nice too. I have been here early mornings and late nights. The sweetest spot for me is in between; when the sun is setting. The best things in life are free.

I swing by to this place most of the time after dropping off my son to his special visit to his girlfriend who lives blocks away from this place. Today was not an exception. I can't believe how many people were there.... on Christmas Day! It is a small park but gives big pleasure to guests. Just being there and looking over water the city skyline and the Williamsburg bridge gave me a contentment feeling even for a short time- peace, quiet and serene. It helped me breathe for a while especially after the hustle and bustle encountered during the holiday. There are many seats and wide grass ground to sit down for whatever the purpose of your stay. There is a small play ground for children. There is a short nature walk and a good sight of the geese and ducks playing on the water. And the best part, there is this pier that lays over the water. Simply presented. Blocks from the park is the East River ferry dock and subway station. A suggested place to stop by if you are in the area.

Back in the day, this "park" was filled with garbage, tires and a huge radio transmitter. A few years ago they decided to clean it up and voila! A park for the people. I have boys, I'm not sure if they allow skateboards but this would be the place for them to zoom out. It is a great spot to sit by the water and pontificate. Where else you can pontificate except in Brooklyn? Queens perhaps? Pul-eese...

I came here with someone very special hoping to "transmither" to my bedroom, alas, it was not to be. I've been here in the heat of summer, and in the bitter cold of winter, and both times I came close to being castrated by wild fennel seed. Okay, the fennel seed part was added for dramatic effect, as was the castration element. So what. It's one of the most beautiful views in Brooklyn, nay, all of NYC, nay, the whole country. You can walk out on passageways into the East River, so far out that it feels like you're halfway to Manhattan. In fact, you're not. You're barely even a fraction of the way to Manhattan. But so what. Do it anyway and see how freaking awesome it is. Views like this only come along once in a blue moon, unless you're lucky enough to be a travelling musician, or a travelling escort, or both. If you haven't ever been to transmitter park and wandered out on the walkways, then get it done. Pronto. And for the record, it's infinitely more pleasant in the winter than it is in the summer. The memory of this will make me sad if I think about it too much so instead I'm going to think about rabid fennel seed that hates men with a passion.

What a delightful find during my recent visit to Brooklyn. I came over on the East River Ferry and wanted to check out the waterfront. I saw the pier, and was curious what this park had to offer. The weather was dreary, and I visited during February, but the park was a bright spot nonetheless. Particularly stunning is the large mural painted on the wall of a building to the south of the park. It is beautiful! The pier is nice for views and a short walk. There is a small playground and a number of benches. I can see this being a wonderful neighborhood destination especially when the weather warms up.

A dog park here would be incredible and deserve five stars! Really nice, new park. Greenpoint needed this and deserved this. Please throw out your trash in the garbage though. Be respectful of yourself, you environment, and your neighborhood. Thank you.

I love coming here. I just wish it looked a bit better... like, better fencing around the trees/bushes. I enjoy coming here, but sometimes other people kill it when they start smoking weed. Not everyone wants to smell your disgusting hippie lettuce fumes while having a family picnic. Aside from that, I love seeing all the different doggos that come to this park.

Walking to my apartment in Manhattan in the morning from a night of debauchery, I caught a glimpse of the view offered by this park. So I took a left into the park, stared in wonder at the view, listened to the birds chirping, felt the balmy 60 degree December sun on my skin, and watched the butts of runners as they passed me by. Tranquil.

A long, green stretch in Brooklyn right on the waterfront area. It is an open lawn area and has separate kid's play area too. Walking towards the area I reached this beautiful park which was full of people jogging, walking dogs, kids playing. Even has seating area where some were relaxing. View of the Manhattan skyline is wonderful from here. Good recreational park.

While walking around Greenpoint, I wanted to check out the area around the East River. I discovered this park at the end of Greenpoint Avenue. The park itself is small and unremarkable. Also, there is not much shade. The proximity to the water didn't diminish the heat of the day. I would probably have given it a three star review, if it were not for a few things: 1--the view is outstanding. You can look out to Manhattan and enjoy the skyline. Based on the photos I've seen from other reviews, the sunsets here are probably pretty amazing, and the temps would be cooler too. 2--the area is an oasis of green (at the end of Greenpoint) in an otherwise drab area. Also, despite the construction in the area, this park is generally peaceful, and it is nice to see the boats sailing by. 3--I feel like there is potential here, When the ongoing construction is done, and if they plant a few more trees, I can see this as a very nice place to hang out, have a picnic, sunbathe, and enjoy the view.

The waterfront here is a bit hidden but a nice gem. This park is the epitome of blending the stunning views of Manhattan with the serene and quaint air of Greenpoint, that's what makes this neighborhood home for me. Love revisiting this mural as a familiar neighborhood scene on my morning runs!

At the very end of Greenpoint Avenue, you will find the gate that opens up to green path circling around soft grass lawns. This is Transmitter Park. It's pretty new, only few years old, but the feel of it is not of the new development - rather of neighborhood place to sit and relax, for children to play, to soak in some summer sun and to enjoy the views of the city across the water. Many locals bring blankets and sit on the grass, but there are many benches along the path - and a pier that waves into the water, mimicking stream pattern of East River. Former WNYC Transmitter tower building still sitting in the middle of this small park with big history. Enjoy.

Stumbled onto this great place after having lunch nearby and decided to go for a walk. It's so nice to see families, couples, pets (and non pet designated areas too) scattered all around. The views are as amazing as everyone says...picture perfect! I will def be coming back to lounge in the sun...! Highly recommend to all...

Things like Transmitter Park remind me that there are so many gems in the city which I have not yet been able to experience. I did not even know that place even existed. My buddy Andre N told me about about this park. While biking back from Brooklyn Bazaar we decided to check this out. This by far is one of the most non touristy spots as most of the people don't know that it exists. It was so nice to sit by the grass and looking at the skyline. The view is really nice. Come here and enjoy the views (tourist free) :)

A hidden gem of NYC. If you're looking for a scenic view but don't wanna wrestle crowds of tourists in Central Park or Washington square park, this is the place. They have a fishing pier, rocks by the water to lounge on, and a small grass field and 10-12 benches to sit on. A short walk from paulie gee's pizza and other food establishments. Pet friendly and clean.

What a hidden gem. I was in the area earlier for a meeting and I gave myself way too much travel time. I figured I could check out the pier to kill some time and I stumbled across this beautiful park. Plenty of grass to walk or tan on. There was also a small play ground for kids to enjoy. The best part for me, was this "pier" that juts out over the water. Felt like you were actually on the water. I would be here everyday if I lived in the area.

It's a very pretty park with a spectacular view- both during the day and at night. I enjoy biking here a lot and laying down on the grass. It's about two blocks away from the East River Ferry, so it's super convenient, bike-wise. The only problem is that the park is a bit too small and it's close to all those bars down on Greenpoint Ave, dammit.

Kool small mellow park on the East River.Great view of Manhattan and Willy B. Bridge.Small playground for the kids. The water is shimmering today and so calm. Grass to lay in and nap.Great place for a picnic.Its so clear today. I have to go an enjoy it.So tally ho Im takg it all in.We are having a picnic here.Making the best of this day.

Beautiful view and amazing place to relax. It's got a simple and relaxing feel. Beautiful view of the ocean and the city in the background looks dope!

AKA WNYC Transmitter Park, this spot would be a 3 if it weren't along the water and you put up walls along the shore or plopped it inland. There's really no shade unless you snag the one bench kinda sorta under the one tree or bring a towel for the sloped ground under said tree.

Wonderful little park around the corner from my job. I come here on my lunch break or just when I need a mental break. Gorgeous view of the city here, nice place to be alone with your thoughts and just day dream. The breeze and fresh air helps as well. As others have mentioned, the pier is great as well as a certain middle bench over the grated area. If you come to the fence, you can see the water splashing against the rocks and the seaweed sway back and forth. I don't know how many minutes I've stood there just entranced by this small but soothing motion. Overall, nice tiny park that I'm sure not a lot of people know exist.

Like many old industrial zones next to all the new real estate development happening up and down Queens' and Brooklyn's East River frontage, this area has been turned into a very nice park. The trees are still too young and few for babies 'n blankets, but the playground and water feature are great. Wasn't too busy on a hot Sunday in late July, but maybe we just got lucky. There's even a long pier to stroll out on and views of the city are an extra bonus. In the summertime, Brooklyn Ice Cream factory has an outlet up near Newtown Creek. It's great.

cool little spot at the end of greenpoint ave. it's covered with a chunky mulch/bark type substance with a surreal wooden "pier" and platform in the middle of the park presumably for wheelchair accessibility. tons of picnic tables and on the september sunday evening i visited it was so quiet you could hear crickets in the surrounding vegetation. nice.

Really nice park in out-of-the way Greenpoint. Here's the problem, even with all the signs that say "no dogs on the grass", guess what? there are dogs all over the grass. What's wrong with people?! Cute playground and a nice view.

Small park in non traffic heavy area of Greenpoint. Nicest pier in all of Williamsburg, Greenpoint, LIC.