Pier 63 at Hudson River Park — Attraction in New York

Train YOUR stuff to follow ALL OF YOUR rules Not just “your dog can’t be here” But also kick out homeless people who sleep there in boxes. Because ACCORDING TO YOUR RULES it’s not allowed as well:

Hudson River Park does not allow shelter sleeping. Specifically, the park’s official rules prohibit camping, erecting tents or shelters, tying hammocks to trees, or sleeping in any makeshift shelters—unless you have a permit issued by the Hudson River Park Trust.

Details at a Glance

Activity    Allowed Without Permit Camping or shelter sleeping    Not allowed Erecting a tent, hammock, or similar    Not allowed Sleeping overnight in park structures or benches    Not allowed

Violating these rules can result in enforcement actions and fines, which may range from $250 to $500 for unauthorized camping or shelter use.

If you’re in need of overnight assistance or shelter, it would be best to reach out to local community organizations or city services that specialize in providing such support. Let me know if you’d like help finding...

A very active pier park. The Hudson river park also annually organized the free for all dance festivals with an amazing line up of contemporary artists. The lawns are beautiful to sit on whilst the sunset across the Hudson over New Jersey. A must visit or...

It's a Pier.... I mean come on!

But actually it's nicely maintained, plenty of things to do, an amazing view of the Hudson, skate boarders (is that really a perk?), and a swell place to bring your sweetheart for a sunset viewing. Soak it in...