Location Main Address. Address as text. Technical Data Height estimated. Floors above ground. Construction end. Involved Companies architect. Emporis Research Full Database Access. In addition to information included on our website, we have placed accessible signage in all small parks, playgrounds, and parking lots. This makes sure that every park patron can access the park.
Now, when a person with a disability comes upon an inaccessible entrance, there are signs with arrows directing him or her to an accessible entrance. Parks may be able to provide assistance with planning and running your event. To begin, submit a special events permit application and someone will contact you after we receive your application. How can I find out more information about my neighborhood recreation center? How can I join?
The latest information about any of our City's indoor recreational facilities can be found by visiting our Recreation Centers page. There you can view information about each of our recreation centers, including directions, hours of operation, and phone numbers in case you have to call a particular recreation center, or information about how to become a member. Do I have to be a New York City resident to join a recreation center? Recreation center membership is open to anyone.
To register you will need a current, valid form of state or federal identification that carries your photograph, such as an IDNYC, a Driver's License issued from any state, or a current passport. I am visiting New York City. Is it possible to use a recreation center during my stay? You are welcome to use any of our recreation centers; however, we require anyone wishing to use our facilities to become a member.
Memberships are processed at the centers, and the fee can be paid by credit card, check, or money order we do not accept cash, business checks, starter checks, or checks from banks outside of New York. Please visit our Recreation Centers page to view the schedules and locations of our centers. We hope you enjoy your visit to New York City! What sort of recreation center discounts do you offer?
What if I cannot afford to pay? Membership in Parks' recreation centers remains one of the best values available to New Yorkers to address their recreational and fitness needs. In establishing these fees, we wanted to ensure that no group would bear an unreasonable financial burden. There are also many ways for people to get fit for free. You may walk or jog in a park, swim for free at our outdoor pools or beaches, bike our greenways, or take a free Shape Up NYC fitness class.
These programs are run by City Parks Foundation. Log on to the City Parks Foundation website and click or hover on the "Play" tab. From there, you can find the program that most interests you, how to register, and the schedule in parks near you.
If you do not have internet access or if you have other questions about these programs, you may call the CityParks Sports office at With 14 miles of beaches and nearly outdoor and indoor pools, the City's parks are a great place to go for a swim.
You can visit our Beaches page , our Pools page , or learn about our recreational facilities. You can even learn to swim or join a swim program , or become a City lifeguard! Visit our Outdoor Pools page to find out what you need to know before you go.
Bathing suits must be worn on the pool deck and in the water. Men's bathing suits must have mesh linings.
Hats may be worn on the deck for sun protection but are not allowed in the water. If you want, you may wear a plain white T-shirt over a bathing suit. Sneakers are not permitted. Rubber flip-flops or water shoes are permitted. It is important for us to protect and care for all the plants and animals that are in our parks, from wild birds in our natural areas, to squirrels in our City parks, to our pets who go for walks or play in our dog runs. That's why we've created rules to protect plants and animals in our spaces.
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