Are you worried about the scarcity of playgrounds in New York? You must have missed to look at a good number of playgrounds in the New York City. Read More..

Since its foundation in the year 1980, the Central Park Conservancy has spent over $500 to enhance the beauty of the park. This Conservancy cares for more than 25,000 trees, 250 acres of lawns, 130 acres of woodlands, and 150 acres of lakes and streams. It has planted thousands of trees, flowers, plantings, and shrubs. Not only this, it maintains 21 playgrounds in all along with 26 ball fields and 9,000 benches. The list goes on. Read More..

The Battery Park City Parks Conservancy operates more than 36 acres of open spaces that cover gardens, parks, playgrounds, play fields, walkways, and even plazas. Some of the beautiful parks and playgrounds maintained by this conservancy are Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Park; South Cove; West Thames Park; The Esplanade; Rector Park; Esplanade Plaza; Kowsky Plaza; North Cove; WFC Plaza; Irish Hunger Memorial; Ballfields; Teardrop Park; and Rockefeller Park. Read More..

If you plan to go out with your kids to an indoor playground in the New York City then there are options available. One such playground is the Apple Seed, NYC. It is much more than a mere playground and you can do a lot more than just enjoy the open space of the traditional playgrounds. For instance, they arrange special classes, birthday parties, haircuts, camps, shopping, and the list goes on. You can easily register for any of their programs at http://www.appleseedsnyc.com/index2.html. Read More..

The Playgarden works on the motto Clean, green Play for the early years! It has been built with the recycled equipment and organic products. Here you can be assured that your child will be exposed to just natural light. The classes held at the Playgarden include ballet, sports, karate, music, Suzuki, art, and language. They also arrange seasonal camps and once you enrolled in any of the classes, you are privileged to be a member of the indoor playground too. Read More..

The Riverside Park is the most spectacular park in the city and this is the reason why it is the center of attraction. It is a waterfront park that stretches over 330 acres. You can enjoy a romantic stroll, taking in the beautiful views around you at any time of the day when the weather is pleasant enough. Situated along the Hudson river, this park has been attracting visitors since 1875. Read More..

As the name suggests, the Ancient Playground was built decades ago --- somewhere around 1960s-70s. Today, it is considered as one of the most adventurous playgrounds in the New York City. The design has been influenced by the European children who used debris, rubble, and other leftovers during the Second World War to make their personal play equipment. This playground is quite different from the conventional playgrounds that have swings, climbing bars, and slides. Read More..

The Bleecker Playground was founded by, is operated and maintained by the Friends of Bleecker Playground. This is a non-profit organization that works with the help of volunteers. The community ensures that the playground is kept green, clean, and safe. It aims to protect open space and provide the same to the general public. They organize annual family events, especially focusing on the Bleecker playground. The volunteers include the residents of the West Village. Read More..