Coney Island Waterfront Park With Courts and a Running Track
Trace clean paved paths along Gravesend Bay past barbecue grills, playgrounds, and a fishing pier.
🏃 Fields to the Bay
Kaiser Park sits where Gravesend Bay meets Coney Island Creek, a long green stretch along Neptune Avenue that moves at a slower pace than the nearby boardwalks. Clean paved paths trace the water past open lawns, playground areas, and barbecue grills, running from West 24th to West 32nd Street.
Bring a glove or a racket. Baseball fields share the grounds with basketball and tennis courts, a running track keeps runners busy, and a fishing pier sits out on the bay. A dog park and public restrooms round out the setup. On clear days the waterfront paths open up to scenic bridge views, a peaceful payoff without the usual crowds.
Entry is free, and the park is open daily from 6 AM to 1 AM, which leaves room for an early run, a family cookout at the grills, or a late walk by the water.
