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The only forest in Brooklyn is in Prospect Park. In this 585 acres environment there are also a lake, a zoo, the Audubon Center, and others. Each year, it is visited by approximately 10 million people. Festivals are held in here each year, like the Celebrate Brooklyn Performing Arts Festival.
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Situated on 146 acres, Van Saun Park features a nationally accredited zoological park, the Washington Spring Garden and a miniature train offering rides. It also has picnic and fishing areas, a carousel, playground and fields for soccer and baseball.
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Indian Hills Farms is a stable and riding education facility that offers boarding and equestrian instruction to students of all skills. Instructors teach both Western and English technique and also offer a summer camp for more intensive daily training.
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89%
151 votes
75 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10314
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Staten Island Yankees Stadium is a popular baseball park home to the Staten Island Yankees. The stadium offers beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline, affordable concessions and is available to host private events throughout the year.
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Opened in 2011, Elmhurst Park is a small neighborhood park that offers many different entertainment options for park-goers. These options include a large playground, jogging paths, a baseball field, and over 600 trees for shade.
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75 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301
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With a view of the Manhattan skyline, Richmond County Bank Ballpark at St George has no bad seat in the house. Visitors can find many exciting games and delicious concessions at this park.
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Several day tours are conducted through Empire Vacations Day Tours. The trip packages are arranged with a New York departure to major vacation sites throughout the United States, including Boston, Niagara Falls, California, and Washington D.C.
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Open since 1959, Eagle Rock Lanes features 32 lanes of bowling along with a full service pro shop. The bowling center offers arcade game machines, a room for private parties and events, a grill and a sports bar.
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Established in 1902, Poe Park is a recreational park that is dedicated to the American Poet Edgar Allen Poe. The park is home to the Poe Cottage, where Poe wrote ‘The Bells’, ‘Eureka’, and ‘Annabel Lee’.
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53 votes
Poe Park Grand Concourse at Kingsbridge Rd, Bronx, NY 10458
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The Edgar Allan Poe Cottage is the cottage in which famous poet Edgar Allan Poe spent the last years of his life. Those visiting the cottage can expect a video presentation and a guided tour.