Cadman Plaza Park

Nice park, has a big flat space with artificial grass, sometimes you can spot people playing there any sport. People walk dogs there, not sure if it’s allowed, but it’s clean and nice there.

Great place to express your solidarity to all the oppressed people of the world. Best vibes, full of beautiful diversity and kinship. 🍉❤️

This was a nice place to sit and eat my lunch and watch all the dogs play fetch with their owners in the fields. There is plenty of seating here, with benches and picnic tables spread throughout. Lots of green space for pets, and paved trails for walking.

We were impressed by this large park, especially the gigantic World War II Memorial that is at the center. Beautifully sculpted and definitely worth a trip to see this. There are several open spaces to for outdoor activity. However, when we went in late February 2024 there were several construction barriers around the park, making it difficult to walk around.

Such a great view of the Brooklyn Bridge. It's a shame crime is so high, the pollution and graffiti are back but this is what the previous administration achieved and what the current administration maintains. Although there are lots of parks, especially for dogs, it isn't safe. Plenty of picnic areas and places to go for free but just be on guard. It's a shame it is so downtrodden but it is what it is for now.

I like this place. It's by some busy roads in Brooklyn but has a lot of trees and space to walk around. It's also a nice resting spot if you finished walking the Brooklyn Bridge or to gather your wits before you cross back in to Manhattan. I also like the monument in place to the families of WW2, those who died and those who mourned. It isn't easy to park here but has close access to the A train.

Nice and large park surrounded by many NY authority buildings. I was surprised they could build such a park within Brooklyn. I attended Walk to End ALZ here and enjoyed walking with my folks.

Fairly large, beautiful looking patch of greenery in downtown Brooklyn, just as you exit the A train at the High Street station. Perfect place to sit awhile and relax as everyone rushes by.

very lovely and peaceful park. Small park in the middle of the city (sort of). This place is perfect for unwinding and bringing your pets or family to have a cute picnic or doing something fun!

A clean and really nicely kept park in the middle of busy streets and intersections by the bridges. Everyday I see different things happening In the field, whether it's children playing, soccer games, or dogs off leash (unofficially). The residents in this area definitely take advantage of the green space, and there's always something going on. And when the weather is ridiculously beautiful outside, it seems to be the go-to place to gather. There are walking paths, some maintained shrubbery, and a few statues to look at. Although the park is nice, I wouldn't call this a destination.

Nice park in Brooklyn area with lots of greens that is surrounded by lot buildings. The park is quite big. There are many benches for sitting and chatting with friends. If you walk across the Brooklyn bridge, this is the first park that you will see on the Brooklyn side. Nice place to be or to take a stroll after a meal.

Very large and nice park surrounded by the NY Supreme Court, Post Office, and other government offices. Nice place to have lunch or we saw a lot of mothers and nannies with small children.

We were presented with this park right after our walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. It's a nice little park with some trees and benches to rest at.

This is a long, narrow stretch of greenery located in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. Great park for taking a casual stroll. There are a few nice shady spots to get some relief from the summer heat.

Review #458 None Elite Squad What a beautiful scenery and what a beautiful peaceful park. Lots of benches, no leaves on the trees ..kids playing with their dads..and a great stop right before you cross the Brooklyn Bridge.. It's not a typical playground park but a sit and catch up while your kids play ball or run around playing tag park Only paid meter parking available but a must if you're in the are and yes...pokestops!

Really great park. Its a nice oasis amidst the concrete jungle and the parade of cars waiting to get on the Brooklyn bridge. This park is both family friendly and dog friendly. There are many benches lining the park and there are tree lined walking paths. Truly looks like a scene out of a movie. Highlight of my experience was seeing Penn Badgley taking a stroll with his child!!!

Considering how urban the area is, the designers found a way to pay homage to the surrounding elements but still give it some natural tranquility. It creates an oasis of sight and sound in a heavily trafficked area.

Pretty Park. Sat here for 30 min after walking the Brooklyn bridge. Lol it was a long treacherous walk. Needed to rest. Lots of benches. Lots of shade. Good times.

This is a cute fun park. Lots of energy with people playing games, children running, and folks just sittin' as they read or play on digital devices. The trees surrounding the park benches cool the area quite a bit so it's nice in the summer. It's a nice stop to catch one's breath after walking the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan to Brooklyn.

Beautiful park. The lawn is nice and well manicured. The walking path is soft and clean, never crowded. This is a park that children come to play after school or in between activities. There aren't any swings or actual playground activities here but it's a great place to put the imagination to work. I enjoy taking an afternoon stroll and looking at the flowers and trees when its nice out.

The photo doesn't do it justice. Sorry, I didn't take better pics. I was too busy admiring the beauty of the area. I used to work around here and it was definitely my spot for relaxation. Also, there is a good amount of bus and train travel options from around here.

Took my little one here to see Frozen at the park and was pleasantly surprised that the grass is a plastic green turf. I was grateful for that because it's easier to keep clean. There's plenty of wide open space but just beware of the traffic you have to pass through to get to this area because it's close to the bridge.

This is the closest thing to a real park in this part of Brooklyn. It's a great place to enjoy the trees, watch the cute dogs, and just relax a little.

A tiny little park-- crowded, noisy, and obviously well-loved. I thought it made the perfect venue for a New York wedding, so long as you don't mind some kids playing a noisy game of baseball about fifty feet to your right, and traffic blowing by in the background. Not someplace you'd make a trip for, unless for example some dear friends of yours were getting married there, but excellent in its own small way.

Cadman Plaza Park sits in Brooklyn Heights directly opposite from the Pedestrian walkway entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge. When coming from Manhattan on the Brooklyn Bridge it is a good way to end the day at Cadman Plaza Park. It has a beautiful memorial to Brooklynites who served in World War II. Across the street only two blocks away, conveniently available is the A, C trains of High Street/Brooklyn Bridge station.

This park has changed a lot over the years, all for the better. The main play space, mostly used for soccer, football, baseball, etc. is not grass, but artificial turf. To play organized sports here you do need to pay and reserve space I believe. There is plenty of room for about 4 different large, organized activities to be going on at a time. The park is lined with benches on each side and also has an entire back side, behind the monument, that is less manicured and with much more shade. This is a great place to sit and relax on the benches or on the stairs to the monument. There are two large public bathrooms here as well. You can bring your dogs through here, but nothing off-leash at this part. There is no kids playground or anything, but ample space to bring sports equipment and play, even if the main field is full. TIME MACHINE THROW BACK SEGMENT: I used to play here as a kid and the main field used to be one of those fields where you played soccer, made a slide tackle and came up with glass in your knee. Somehow, that was awesome. It still looks the same after 25 years, but much prettier overall.

I walk through this park a lot on my way to and from work. It's a huge beautiful area with tons of trees, benches to sit and a few paths to walk down. If you're in the area and looking for a quiet spot to rest or eat lunch, this is perfect.

Cadman Plaza is a cute little park, situated not too far from the Brooklyn Bridge. The JDRF walk recently wrapped up here and there was a DJ, food/drinks, and activities. There is a nice chunk of greenery if you want to lay out or if the kids want to play. Plenty of benches around too if you just want to sit and relax. The A/C is right outside the park, as well as the B25 which will take you into the heart of downtown Brooklyn. Easily accessible and not a bad spot to visit if you just walked the bridge.

Beautiful park well-attended and used for various activities, even if it is surrounded by boisterous traffic and vociferous construction ATM. Good respite between the rest of BK and the BB area; rest your weary legs if you feel so obliged. With copious bags of sweets at my disposal, I hit up Cadman Plaza Park, a space I've only ever had the time to walk through previously. It's pretty serene and majestic as far as NYC 'parks' go, close to the water/bridge and with a good layout. It's bustling but not overly loud, pretty centrally located, and an all-around good spot to plop down for a few.

I walk through this park most days on my way to work and it's a nice short reprieve from traffic and tourists. It's dog friendly. There's space for sorta like soccer. And lots of benches for an outdoor lunch. I've seen people picnic here and they sometimes throw events in the park. Film and TV crews also set up shop on the sidewalk on the Cadman Plaza West side pretty often so you might even see a D-list celebrity!

Cadman Plaza Park is the veritable town green of Brooklyn, flanked by its state buildings and courthouses. I often cross it when I'm walking Olive to the Brooklyn Bridge--but never on the astroturf! Dogs aren't allowed on the astroturf! This is smart; I often see groups of kids having field days on the turf, and it would be a serious downer for a kid to slide into a dog turd. There are still too many people who refuse to clean up after their dogs, and they ruin it for everyone else. In the winter, of course, I pass by and see people walking their dogs on the ice; naturally no one says anything. It's beautiful to have this much open space anywhere, and it's particularly fitting here. Also, there's a war memorial right in the center, which gives it gravity.

This park is beautifully landscaped, with softly paved running trails that wind along its length and a giant fake grass lawn in the center for pick-up soccer games and ant-free picnics. A huge memorial to Brooklynites who served in WWII takes up the center of the park, and offers a great alternative to the many benches that dot the area. A perfect resting spot for tourists on their way to and from the Brooklyn Bridge, this is also a great destination for locals hoping to eat lunch outside or have a quiet place to sit with a good book in the sun. Highly recommended.

I love this little park. It's not really a park to spend all day in. But it's a great area to walk through, stop and rest or take your dog. It's at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge so it's a good place to chill after walking in from Manhattan. I always made an effort to walk through the park on my way to work rather than on the city streets.

Or they did a great job hiding them, or my Google maps app did not work lol, bit the bathrooms here are something that you need to ask if you want to get there. Kind of as someone actually tried to hide them. The park is not big, and large part of it is dedicated for sport games. The grace at that area is not real, which makes it ideal for soccer, or any game that require good conditions. It is good to have a local green zone, but if you are not really local, walk a little and get to the Brooklyn Bridge park, which is so much nicer.

Great place to hang out. Beautiful sky and nice buildings surround it. Excellent for finding pick-up soccer games. Conveniently close to NYC, Brooklyn, Queens, and has lots of things to do and places to eat locally.

3.5 stars. This park is in the corner of Brooklyn Heights and Downtown Brooklyn and is right next to the entrance to walk on the Brooklyn Bridge and a couple blocks from the Promenade. One side of this park is beautifully landscaped with flowers, walkways, benches and a large turfed area (I always thought it was perfect grass until I went there and saw it was the expensive grass-like turf), this side also has a beautiful memorial to Brooklynites who died during WWII. The one thing I didn't like about this side is that it borders the Court House and there were benches of jackasses making comments when I went to take a couple pics of the field. If it weren't for the dirtbags I'd bump up the place to a 4. On the plus side most of the people here are nice families and kids playing around which is nice to see. On the park's defense, I pass the park daily and rarely see the type of people that I had to deal with that one day so I'll definitely be back. Behind the memorial is the second half of the park which is much quieter and relaxing. When I went the grass hadn't seen a mower in quite some time and there was a huge patch down the center where grass had given up growing. This area is mainly shaded by trees and has a path around it lined with benches.

Great place to hang for a quick outdoor lunch session. Great if you want to chill, smoke a cigarette, and keep off the jury duties you were assigned to. Overall a nice little park. A tad noisy though. But chilled as f**k.

Excellent park for anything. If you want to go for a run, there is a running track going around the perimeter of the park. If you are looking for a game of soccer, football, or four square bring a ball and have fun. Or even if your just looking for a quiet place to read a book, the copious amounts of benched will provide an excellent experience for you. Cadman is a great place for kids to play, rest, and just have fun!!!

one beautiful place to come to walk, stroll with your dog, enjoy the beauty of the enviable view of manhattan and the brooklyn bridge. it's a great spot to look for falcons flying too... ah!