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AccessibilityThis relatively small patch of land packs a punch with its own store of history, nature, and athletics. Named for explorer and navigator Henry Hudson, the park's prominent monument pays tribute to the man who dropped anchor in New York Harbor in 1609.
Other remaining relics of the past consists of trees that predate the park's acquisition, namely a cooper beach and large hackberry trees. Dozens of additional, slightly younger, tree varieties are dispersed throughout the park, including sweetgum, red oak, white pine, and maples.
Although its northern portion contains a popular playground, the park's southern portion is known as the recreational half, providing basketball courts, a baseball diamond, handball courts, and more playgrounds.
Follow in Henry Hudson's footsteps. Journey to the park, choose a trail, and start your own explorations today!
Discover the history of Henry Hudson Park
Events
It's My Park at Henry Hudson Park
This It's My Park season, volunteer with Stewards of Henry Hudson Park to weed, rake, mulch, and more to maintain...
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Featured Monument
Henry Hudson Monument
Discover why this stately tribute to Henry Hudson took nearly 30 years to construct.
Facilities
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Directions to Henry Hudson Park
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