Central Park — Attraction in North Township

Griffith's Farmer's Market is like a mini festival every Friday from 4 to 10pm. First of all, there is a free park, water fountains, and bathrooms; so you automatically have somewhere to entertain the kiddies if they become restless. The food trucks offer a variety of scrumptious dishes: taco dinners, pretzels, shish- ka-bobs, wood fire pizzas, tamale dinners, grilled cheese sandwiches, chicken- waffles, and Puerto Rican cuisine as well. The other vendors had homemade dog treats, jewelry, clothes, and wooden signs. In the food court, there is a separate beer garden which offers a variety of ales along with wine. The other section, has picnic tables to eat at and live music for entertainment. Honestly, this is probably my favorite place to go to on Fridays during the summer. The food is awesome, the people are friendly, and it's affordable. You can't beat that! So come on down and enjoy some local...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Peaceful Escape in the Heart of the City

Central Park is one of those places that never gets old, no matter how many times you visit. Whether you’re taking a stroll, enjoying a picnic, riding a bike, or just sitting on a bench people-watching, there’s something peaceful and grounding about being surrounded by nature in the middle of Manhattan.

The landscaping is beautiful year-round—from blooming cherry blossoms in spring to colorful leaves in the fall. There’s always something happening—live music, street performers, or just locals and tourists enjoying the day. I especially love the views by Bow Bridge and the quiet around The Ramble.

It’s clean, well-maintained, and full of life. A true gem of New York City. If you need a break from the noise, this is the perfect place...

Stopped here to let the kids play as we were passing through. Mostly stayed at the playground, so I can't speak to the rest of the park.

The playground is great for slightly older kids - under 5's will still have fun, but most of the structures are meant for those over 5 or 6, I'd say.

The playground is laid out such that it's fairly easy to keep an eye on multiple kids without needing to move around too much, which I appreciate as a father of 4.

There are bathrooms right by the playground, which is convenient, and they seemed well maintained and fairly clean for public restrooms.

The biggest issue is that the playground has no shade. There are trees and some benches under them, but depending on the time of day kids might be in full sun for the entire...