Astoria Park
New York City, United States
Meet by the park paths for a waterfront walk with bridge views.
19th Street and Hoyt Avenue North, Queens, New York
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Browse 20 reviewed meeting-place options in New York City, United States. Each listing gives you an address and information to help your group agree where to meet.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park
New York City, United States
Pick a pier or named entrance before meeting for a waterfront walk.
Brooklyn waterfront, Old Fulton Street, New York
Bryant Park
New York City, United States
Meet beside the fountain for a Midtown walk; seasonal events can change access to the lawn.
West 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue, Manhattan, New York
Carl Schurz Park
New York City, United States
Meet for a riverside promenade walk; specify the entrance in your plan.
East End Avenue and East 86th Street, Manhattan, New York
Central Park
New York City, United States
Choose a named entrance for a park walk or picnic; the park is large.
Manhattan, between Central Park West and Fifth Avenue, New York
City Hall Park
New York City, United States
A compact downtown meeting point before a walk toward the Brooklyn Bridge.
Broadway and Chambers Street, Manhattan, New York
Domino Park
New York City, United States
Meet for a public waterfront stroll; choose a clear landmark along the promenade.
River Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
New York City, United States
Choose a landmark such as the Unisphere before meeting in this expansive park.
Grand Central Parkway and Whitestone Expressway, Queens, New York
Fort Greene Park
New York City, United States
A neighborhood meeting spot for a short walk; agree on which entrance to use.
DeKalb Avenue and Washington Park, Brooklyn, New York
Fort Tryon Park
New York City, United States
Meet on the public garden paths; the museum is a separate visit.
Fort Washington Avenue, Manhattan, New York
Madison Square Park
New York City, United States
Meet at a street-side entrance for a walk among the park paths.
Madison Avenue and East 23rd Street, Manhattan, New York
McCarren Park
New York City, United States
Meet on the park paths for a casual walk; organized sports areas may require booking.
Bedford Avenue and North 12th Street, Brooklyn, New York
Prospect Park
New York City, United States
Agree on a named entrance before a walk or picnic in this large park.
Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, New York
Riverside Park
New York City, United States
Choose a cross street before meeting for a riverside walk.
Riverside Drive, Manhattan, New York
Socrates Sculpture Park
New York City, United States
Meet among the outdoor sculptures during park opening hours.
Vernon Boulevard and Broadway, Queens, New York
The Battery
New York City, United States
Meet on the public waterfront paths for a harbor-view stroll.
State Street, Lower Manhattan, New York
The High Line
New York City, United States
Choose a street-level entrance and check opening hours before a walk on the elevated park.
Gansevoort Street to West 34th Street, Manhattan, New York
Tompkins Square Park
New York City, United States
Meet at an entrance for an East Village walk or a chat on the benches.
East 7th Street and Avenue A, Manhattan, New York
Union Square Park
New York City, United States
A central meeting spot for a short walk; market days can be busy.
East 14th Street and Broadway, Manhattan, New York
Washington Square Park
New York City, United States
Meet by the arch before a relaxed walk around Greenwich Village.
Washington Square North, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York
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