Fulton Park — Attraction in New York

My goddaughter and I sat here at Fulton Park to catch some sun rays and stray away from any potential neighborhood antics due to the 4th after our brunch. Much to our surprise or cultural expectation, we noticed that the Borough President Antonio Renoyso & the NYC Parks Department have not curated this Bedford-Stuyvesant space at all this year (or perhaps a couple of yrs). As you will see by the photos, the overgrown grass and weeds, there are impatients (flowers), planted around the statue that are clearly thirsting for water in this humid climate. There is no irrigation system in place. The bathrooms should remain open at least until 6pm, nor 4pm.

In addition, the Charles Pinn Triangle, adjacent to Fulton Park, is also neglected as things continue to overgrow.

Summer should bring more jobs for the Parks Department to tighten up the neighborhood parks, trees, bus stops, etc in ALL the BKlyn...

Too bad this whole city smells of pot smoke. Can't even sit in this park for 5 seconds before sinuses are being assaulted with skunk weed. Mayor Adams can you do something about children and allergic adults with lung issues having to wade through pot smoke every time they go outside? This city has become unsafe and unhealthy for children with developing and vulnerable minds. Sad. Used to enjoy this park once in a while but now it belongs to...

Fulton Park review:

Fulton Park is a peaceful neighborhood park in Brooklyn, offering a calm retreat from the busy city streets. With shaded walking paths, benches, a small playground, and open grassy areas, it's ideal for quiet relaxation or a casual stroll. The park is clean and generally well-kept, with a strong local community presence. Not overly crowded, it’s a nice spot for reading, resting, or...