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Fort Totten Park , CROSS ISLAND PKWY. BET. TOTTEN AVE. AND 15 RD. (Queens), Queens
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Age:Child / Teen / Adult / Senior
See the sights for Fort Totten, the Throggs Neck Bridge and Little Neck Bay and learn the basics of canoeing. Weather permitting. Space is limited. First-come, first-served. Ages 8 and up. Meet at front entrance to park.
Cost: Free
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Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
You may use any of Parks' recreational spaces, except tennis courts, without a permit. However, if a permit holder arrives with a valid permit in hand, you must vacate the field or court. An individual must have a season permit or single-play ticket to use Parks' tennis courts.
Organized play (leagues) requires a permit. Click here for an application and more information about permits.
Governors Island
PIER 101, NEAR THE BROOKLYN BATTERY TUNNEL VENT (Manhattan)
Facility Type: Kayak/Canoe Launch Sites
Gowanus Canal
FOOT OF 2ND STREET (Brooklyn)
Facility Type: Kayak/Canoe Launch Sites
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Great Kills Harbor
GREAT KILLS HARBOR (Staten Island)
Facility Type: Marinas
(718) 390-8000
Operated by Parks: No
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Great Kills Park
HYLAN BLVD & BUFFALO STREET (Staten Island) | Located on a peninsula in Staten Island, Great Kills Park is almost 600 acres of open space where visitors can enjoy many recreational amenities or explore the wildlife still thriving in New York City. The name "Great Kills" originates from a Dutch word meaning "many creeks." Today, the waters are popular with boaters and fisherman alike. Kayak launching is available at both the marina and the beach. For more information, please visit the New York Harbor Parks "Great Kills" website page by clicking here. (Information provided by the New York Harbor Parks "Great Kills" website page)
Facility Type: Kayak/Canoe Launch Sites
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Hallet's Cove
VERNON BLVD (Queens) |
Facility Type: Kayak/Canoe Launch SitesRules Prohibit:
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Hammonds Cove
BORDERED BY HAMMOND COVE, PENNYFIELD AVENUE,LONGSTREET AVENUE, & HARDING AVENUE (Bronx)
Facility Type: Marinas
(718) 892-3012
Operated by Parks: No
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Hudson River Park (Pier 25)
WEST STREET, BETWEEN MOORE STREET AND HARRISON STREET (Manhattan) The NYC Water Trail is an ongoing project. For more information on a trail or to provide information on a trail please send an email to Water.Trail@parks.nyc.gov. A new addition to the Hudson River Park, Pier 25 is a lovely addition to the New York City Water Trail. For more information regarding the dock at Pier 25, please visit the Hudson River Park website at: http://www.hudsonriverpark.org/explore-the-park/activities/docking-at-pier-25
Facility Type: Kayak/Canoe Launch Sites
Hudson River Park (Pier 26)
HUDSON RIVER PARK AT HUBERT STREET (Manhattan) The NYC Downtown Boathouse offers free walk-up kayaking during the summer season, starting May. Great for kids and adults! For more information regarding the Pier 26 launch and landing, please visit the Downtown Boathouse website at downtownboathouse.org.
Facility Type: Kayak/Canoe Launch Sites
Hudson River Park (Pier 26)
(Manhattan) The NYC Downtown Boathouse offers free walk-up kayaking during the summer season, starting May. Great for kids and adults! For more information regarding the Pier 26 launch and landing, please visit the Downtown Boathouse website at downtownboathouse.org.
Facility Type: Kayak/Canoe Launch Sites
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Hudson River Park (Pier 40)
HOUSTON STREET, PIER 40 (Manhattan) The Village Community Boathouse offers free community rowing on Sundays and Tuesdays, from April through November. No experience is necessary and there is no registration. Just show up and have some fun on the Hudson River! First timers have an opportunity to learn basic rowing techniques, terminology, and safety. All are welcome to join community boatbuilding and repair on Wednesdays and Sundays. Please visit the Village Community Boathouse's website for program schedules and updates. Programs are subject to changes. For more information about the Pier 40's landing, free community rowing, and more, please visit the Village Community Boathouse's website.
Facility Type: Kayak/Canoe Launch Sites
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Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
Team and league sports provide a great opportunity to get fit, socialize, and have fun. Some leagues are casual, while others are more competitive. Email or call the leagues below to find out more about your local team and its players.
Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy
Borough: Brooklyn
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
Phone: (718) 802-0603
East River CREW (Community Recreation and Education on the Water)
Borough: Manhattan
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
Please see our website for more details or register via email for updates. Weekly Community Rowing, FREE, each Tues, 5pm till dusk, beginning in May 4, 2010. East 96th St. boathouse & esplanade.
Phone: 212-427-3956 | Email
Floating the Apple
Boroughs:Manhattan
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
Phone: (212) 564-5412 | Email
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club
Borough: Brooklyn
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
Our facilities are available to the general public to launch canoes, kayaks and rowboats. Free
Phone: (718) 243-0849 | Email
Harlem River Community Rowing
Borough: Manhattan
Age: Adult
Type: Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
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Hudson River Paddlers Guild
Borough: Manhattan
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
The Guild is a non-profit membership organization which supports human powered boating in the NYC area waterways and advocates for water access, safe practices, and non-restrictive regulation.
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Inwood Canoe Club
Borough: Manhattan
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
For information please call
Phone: (212) 463-7740
Jesse Mathisen
Borough: Bronx
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Harlem River Community Rowing
Club members with rowing experience, from novice to elite, are welcome to join. Experienced rowers under 18 years of age may be permitted to join with permission of their parents or gauardians and at the discretion of the HRCR officers. (If you don't yet know how to row, don't sweat it-check out our learn-to-row schedule and sign up.) Cost is $300 for season.
Meets at Roberto Clemente State Park near West Tremont Ave and McCracken Ave.
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Kayak Staten Island
Borough: Staten Island
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Kayaking at South Beach
Free, open to the public, kayaking - email us for times and dates.
Phone: 347-466-9574 | Email
LIC Community Boathouse
Borough: Queens
Age: Youth/Adult
Type: Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddleboats
Every two weeks, the Long Island City Community Boathouse hosts a FREE Walk-Up Paddle event similar to those held by the Downtown Boathouse in Manhattan.
Here is our site with a calendar of events:
http://www.licboathouse.org/index.php/calendar/
Phone: (718) 228-9214 | Email
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