Where is randalls park

For major events such as concerts and festivals, a fee will be charged for parking on the Island. Please review our Permits page for more details. Lost and found is located at Icahn Stadium. Note : items that have not been claimed within three months of being found will be donated to a local charity. During the fall, spring and summer seasons the restroom hours are: 7 am — 9 pm. During the winter season the restroom hours are: 7 am — pm. See map for locations. Yes, but it is only permitted in certain designated picnic areas.

Click here to learn more. Manhattan isn't the only island that has fun things to do in NYC. New York's oasis, Randall's Island, which is separated from Manhattan by the Harlem and East Rivers, is chock-full of things to do in the summer , including free fitness classes, outdoor art and movie nights under the stars. The attraction is made up of green spaces. The park is open from 6am to 1am every day.

You can walk, bike, drive or take the M35 bus to the Island from the Northeast corner of th Street and Lexington Avenue. You can transfer from the Lexington Avenue 4, 5, or 6 subway at th St. Check the schedule here. With acres of parkland, there's much to do. Walk over nine miles of waterfront pathway, rent an athletic field for your team or take your kids to the Scylla Playground.

The Sportime Tennis Center is great for getting on the court and its waterfront areas are perfect for sitting and taking in nature. You can also barbecue and grill out at one of the island's picnic areas. Every May, Randalls Island becomes the epicenter of the art world for four days thanks to Frieze New York, the art fair housed under a massive tent.

For more information, please visit our Service Announcements page. Directions via Google Maps. For additional information on the park, please visit the Randall's Island Park Alliance website.

RIPA works to coordinate local stewardship of the refurbished Park through volunteer efforts, and hosts free summer and year-round sports and environmental programs to make the most of the new facilities, restored natural areas, waterfront pathways and green, open fields. The islands were first designated for recreational use by Robert Moses, and the park was opened in by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, along with the new Triborough Bridge.