by Hudson River Park Trust
Photo: hudsonriverpark.org
A Tribeca riverfront playground with swings, climbing structures and warm-weather water features. The same pier also has mini golf, a turf field and food concessions nearby.
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Water features in warm weather
Free
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Ages 1–12.
Free
Water features in warm weather
Pier 25, Hudson River Park at N Moore St, 10013, in Tribeca, Manhattan.
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