Parks

Staten Island's revived beach and boardwalk areas offer tons of summer fun.

North Shore parks offer ballfields, golf and a model yacht pond.

With three sites on Staten Island, the Gateway National Recreation Area offers a variety of recreational opportunities.

Covering over 2,500 acres, the Greenbelt is Staten Island's largest park.

Three new fishing piers on Staten Island offer plenty of opportunities for fishing.

This 147-acre park is home to the blue heron bird, which the park is named for.

Site of a 1776 peace conference between representatives of the Continental Congress and the Commander of British Forces during the Revolutionary War.

A 105-acre park with a marina is also the site of New York City's only purple martin colony.

A 170 acre wooded parkland, with 20 acres set aside for swimming, rowboating, and daytime freshwater fishing.

Staten Island's newest park includes new ballfields and scenic waterways.

A spectacular waterfront property featuring important wildlife habitats and stunning vistas from the highest natural bluffs in New York City

The 260-plus-acre park holds a mixture of swamps, bogs, ponds, sand barrens, mature woodlands and spring fed streams.

Three public golf courses, four public pools, and a number of tennis courts are available to Staten Islanders and visitors.

Office of Borough President James P. Molinaro