1 / 3Liberty State Park Playground
π Jersey City, NY
Two large themed play structures - animal forest and water wonderland - plus a kid-friendly obstacle course, set against Manhattan skyline and Statue of Liberty views at Liberty State Park. Free entry and parking.
π Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children aged 3-10 who want an expansive outdoor playground with genuinely iconic views. The scale of the play structures rewards energetic kids who want to climb and explore. Families with toddlers should plan for close supervision given the unfenced layout and crowd levels on warm weekends.
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Jimmy
2 years ago
βA large size playground for kids of all ages. It does not have a fence around the playground to keep it separate from the BBQβs and picnic tables so it can get tricky keeping an eye on your children. During peak hours the parking lot can get up to a 15 mins+ wait times or even blocked from entering. There are public restrooms which is always a nice welcome with kids. An ice-cream truck is usually stationed to provide treats(on the expensive side). We go to this playground at least once a month and best times are before 10:30 or after 4:00 as far as parking goes. A word of caution when it gets busy some older kids are not quite as friendly going onto the large slide and will shove their way through. Our children have experienced this several times on multiple occasions, unfortunately. Other than that it is a wonderful playground and how can any parent not soak in the views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Verrazano Bridge, Ellis Island, and the Statue of Liberty π½πΊπΈ π ππβ
Victoria Feinberg
5 years ago
βWonderful place to hang outside for families and friends. Huge playground for kids to enjoy and exercise. Plenty of picnic tables. There are plenty of BBQ grills on the playground. You can bring your own. The views on New York and Jersey City are astonishing. There are bathrooms on location. Only one bummer is a small parking lot. If it is a prime time you won't be able to find a parking spot. There are other parking lots but it's kind of far. One more bonus is Ellis Island just in front of you but you can only look at it and take a pictures because the bridge to the Island is closed.β
Brandon Emmons
3 years ago
βA large and open playground in the shadow of New York and Statue of Liberty. The play equipment consists of 2 LARGE play structures and a kid friendly obsticle course. The entire play area is surrounded by picnic tables and benches with shade. A public bathroom is nearby and parking was free. If your feeling adventurous you can talk the walking paths and see the sights.β
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Overview
Liberty State Park Playground features two oversized themed play structures and an obstacle course on rubber surfaces, surrounded by picnic tables, shaded benches, and BBQ grills. The Manhattan skyline and Statue of Liberty form the backdrop. Public restrooms are nearby. No enclosing fence separates the play area from picnic zones, so supervision is active. Peak parking can back up significantly - GPS to 535 Freedom Way for the closest lot.










