Парк Брукфилд in New York

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  Tom Valerio

  :: 01 June 2018 21:06:14

  Nice park, lots of wildlife. Aside from the birds and deer Ive seen beaver, turtles and I think a fox. They eventually have to take down some fences to give access to Richmond creek and eventually go through the park to get to Costco.

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  Louis Rainer

  :: 11 May 2018 10:15:24

  Parks Facilities Events Programs Kids Services Trees Opportunities About Find A Park > Brookfield Park Email Print Translate this page Brookfield Park Arthur Kill Rd. bet. Richmond Ave. and New Vale Ave. Staten Island Directions via Google Maps Staten Island's Brookfield Park has gone from a toxic wasteland to a beautiful natural area with plenty of walking trails and paths for intrepid city travelers. It's a beautiful natural environment with thousands of native plantings. More than 17,000 trees and 76,000 plants were planted before the park opened in 2017, attracting migratory birds and butterflies to the area. Four marked trails provide excellent hiking opportunities, and a mile of unmarked trails can bring you all the way to Richmond Creek. Experience ponds, rivers, wetlands, marshes, and meadows at this restored, safe, and serene Mid-Island gem.

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  Michael Jedrezyk

  :: 02 April 2018 11:26:50

  The park is nice but there are some INCREDIBLY STUPID details which ruin the experience. If you want go get to the smaller paved trail loop from parking lot you encounter a gate which blocks entire width of the paved access path. You are forced ON narrow grassy strip less than a door wide adjacent to deep trench or to go on temporary path lined with large size rocks or you can squat under the gate. This is especially problematic if you bike or have a baby stroller. The same applies to the big loop which is very nice and nicely paved with ashfalt but again from the parking lot you have to climb at least 40 yards on rocks and mud to get to it. Also, wouldn't it make sense to CONNECT the "big an small" loops with the same paved path? Why the connector is again rocks and mud? There are three entrances to the park but good luck using the two secondary ones. If you do, you risk twisting you angle or worst injury. Again up to the park gate you have grass mud, rocks. Ashfalt starts immediately AFTER you pass the gate. GENIUS! Finally, why the park LACKS connection to SI the bike path? Wouldn't it make sense?

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  Candace Crupi

  :: 20 February 2018 16:02:16

  It's nice to see nature so close. By next month they'll be baby chicks all over💞

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  Galen Oettel

  :: 21 December 2017 10:17:46

  Walking around the former landfills is really fascinating, now it's all grasslands and you get some nice views