by Hudson River Park Trust
Photo: hudsonriverpark.org
Hudson River Park's newest playground features a ship-hull play area, a splash pad split for toddlers and bigger kids, a sand pit with diggers, and a rope tower over 30 feet tall. It was designed with an all-abilities approach.
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Ages 0–12.
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Pier 97, Hudson River Park at W 57th St, 10019, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
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