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40°F

Sunrise
07:00 AM
Sunset
07:08 PM
Tide

HIGH 5:07 AM


Low 11:41 AM

Park Hours and Info

Park is Open 7 Days a Week | 6AM - 1AM
Entry is Free!

Pier 28AM - 9PM* Pier 56AM - 11PM* Education Center3-5PM (THU/FRI), 1-5PM (SAT) Pier 6 Volleyball Courts6AM - 11PM Playgroundssunrise-sunset

Pier 3

Pier 3
Pier 3
Pier 3
Pier 3
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© Alexa Hoyer

How To Get Here

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Parking is limited, so we encourage you to take public transportation. And lucky for you, there are plenty of transportation options.

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Subway

2
3

Clark Street

A
C

High Street or Jay St- MetroTech

4
5

Borough Hall

F

York Street

Bus

B25
B61
B63
B67

B25 (at Fulton Ferry Landing), B61 (at Atlantic Avenue and Hicks Street), B63 (on the loop road near Pier 6 in the park), or B67 (at Jay Street and York Street)

CitiBike

Nearby CitiBike stations: Atlantic Ave & Furman St (Pier 6); Brooklyn Bridge Park – Pier 2; Old Fulton St (Pier 1); Water St & Main St (Main Street)

NYC Ferry

East River route to Dumbo/Fulton Ferry; or South Brooklyn Route to Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6/Atlantic Avenue or DUMBO/Fulton Ferry.

Places to See

Pier 3

Lay out in the large lawn protected from the wind and sun or get lost in the exploratory labyrinth. Pier 3, the final pier to be converted to parkland, is the perfect place to unwind.

Pier 3

Boy skateboarding on Pier 3 Plaza with Pier 2 and Brooklyn Bridge in background at sunset.

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3 Plaza offers an open space for skateboarding and viewing lower Manhattan.
Pier 3 Plaza with view of lower Manhattan at sunset

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3 Plaza offers unobstructed view of lower Manhattan.
Sign over Pier 3 Entrance on a sunny day with a view of lower Manhattan.

© Etienne Frossard

Pier 3 features a large central lawn and numerous smaller groves.
People sitting on Pier 3 Lawn at sunset with view of Brooklyn Heights.

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3 Lawn is overlooked by Brooklyn Heights.
Couple sitting on the lawn with two bikes resting on a log at night.

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3 Lawn
Tree-lined pathway on Pier 3 with lower Manhattan in the background at sunset.

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3
People sitting on Pier 3 Lawn at sunset with view of lower Manhattan.

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3 Lawn offers a place to picnic with a view of lower Manhattan.
Pier 3 entrance and trees at sunset

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3
People biking and sitting on benches at the Pier 3 Promenade at dusk.

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3 Promenade
Picnic table surrounded by greenery at Pier 3.

© Alexa Hoyer

Picnic tables at Pier 3
People sitting on Pier 3 Lawn at sunset with view of lower Manhattan.

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3 Lawn offers a place to picnic with a view of lower Manhattan.
Family having a picnic on the Pier 3 Lawn at sunset.

© Alexa Hoyer

Pier 3 Lawn offers wide spaces to picnic and run around.

ABOUT PIER 3

Pier 3 is the final pier converted to parkland and opened in 2018.

The most prominent feature of Pier 3 is its large central lawn protected from the wind and sun by groves of shrubs and trees. Along the north side of the Pier there is an exploratory labyrinth with interactive features. The outer section of the Pier hosts a grove with moveable furniture, including picnic tables and Adirondack chairs clustered to create a variety of seating areas. The surrounding hardscaped area provides space for small events and performances as well as unprogrammed play.

The labyrinth on Pier 3 has hedges of varying sizes to create an exploratory maze of picnic tables, mirrored games, and historic elements salvaged from the park like bollards, cleats, and excavated railroad tracks. Within the maze you will find a walk-in kaleidoscope, an echo game, dance chimes, parabolic reflectors, a conference tube, and interesting seating options, including Gunter Beltzig stone seating.

FAQs

Are there public restrooms?

Can I bring a school group for a field day?

Can I get a permit for or reserve picnic tables or grilling areas?

Are there restaurants nearby?

Do I need a permit to take photos?

When do I need a permit?

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3,000

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