Owl's Head Park

It's an amazing bug with an angle view over New York City skyline, beautiful trees, grass, and playground for kids and family to enjoy with a nice sitting area off the hill and quartz to play. Great park for a local chill, stroll, picnic, photoshoot or walk in the park....

This is a nice little park to walk around and enjoy the scenery. They have a very spacious area, which is like a hilltop if you want to have a picnic or barbeque. They also have a skatepark, a kids' playground, a basketball court, and a dog run. The park itself is very clean and well maintained, but the ladies' restroom needs a bit of work, in my opinion. On a nice day, this is a perfect place to go for outdoor activities as it doesn't seem to get too crowded.

Nice park with three different sizes of playground equipment. Nice view of the river and lower Manhattan; on a clear day, you can see the statue of liberty.

A very nice neighborhood park tucked away between on and off ramps. It has a nice sized playground. The skateboard park is amazing and you often will see some serious shredders. Will revisit again 🤩🦉

I love this park. Beautiful views of the bay and Manhattan skyline. Short walk from the 69th Street Pier. Fantastic sledding hill in the winter if there is snow. While there are no designated picnic areas there is plenty of grassy space to set up for a picnic or a party

Owl’s Head Park is a scenic sanctuary in Brooklyn, where nature’s beauty and urban vitality blend seamlessly. This park is a haven for relaxation and recreation, featuring rolling hills, meandering pathways, and stunning views of the New York skyline and the Verrazano Narrows Bridge. Whether you’re enjoying a long walk by the water, picnicking in the summer sunshine, or sledding down snowy slopes in winter, Owl’s Head Park has something for everyone. With basketball courts, a playground, a spray pool, and a popular skate park, it’s a dynamic destination that caters to all ages and interests. And let’s not forget the dog run, where furry friends can frolic freely. It’s a place to reconnect with nature, escape the everyday grind, and revel in the hilltop breezes that whisper through the trees. Owl’s Head Park isn’t just a patch of green—it’s a vibrant community hub where memories are made and the spirit of Brooklyn thrives.

Walking around the park is awesome, you are able to admire the foliage, if you like to climb , there's a hill where you can walk,or run. Once on the top of the hill, you can see the boats sailing across the Bay. Don't forget to enjoy the view of the heart of the city.

thank you park 10/10 09.24.21 beautifully fresh mowed lawn to walk to and the ladies room were clean for public restrooms. (close at 16:00)so thank you nyc parks and rec staff! yes the park does need some renovations. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 09.01.21 nice, but attacked by ghats.