Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY, Places of Interest, Zoos & Aquariums

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We visited this zoo in June of 2009 while we were visiting my mom in New York City and my little ones seemed to enjoyed the experience. The zoo is relatively small which ... from trekaroo.com
A great park, not as well known as Central Park, only because it's in Brooklyn. This is a wonderful park, no matter what the weather. Families enjoy playing there in the ... from trekaroo.com
Centered around the terminal moraine of a retreating glacier, the 526 acres of this rustic retreat from the Brooklyn streets is like a trip to the country. Enter the park... from trekaroo.com

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The Prospect Park Audubon Center at the Boathouse is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to wildlife preservation and natural education, located inside an historic New York City Landmark. from nyc-arts.org
Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Prospect Park, Brooklyn's biggest park, is 585 acres large, including woodlands and a 60-acre lake, as well as a 90-acre meadow, and is a wonderful place for children to play, explore nature, ride bikes, and participate in the many activities... from kaboom.org

The Prospect Park Bandshell is not only the Park?s main attraction for live outdoor entertainment, but one of New York City?s most exciting venues. The Bandshell is best known for hosting the Celebrate Brooklyn Performing Arts Festival, a series of performances held each summer from June through... from famplosion.com
Headquartered at New York City's Bronx Zoo, the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) works to save wildlife and wild lands throughout the world. For more than a century, WCS has inspired care for nature, pioneered environmental education programs, and helped sustain biological diversity. Throughout... from goby.com
The Prospect Park Zoo opened on October 5, 1993, becoming the fifth facility in Wildlife Conservation Society's unique network of wildlife parks in New York City. Brooklyn's "new" zoo has a long history. First it was a menagerie, established in Prospect Park in the late 1800's. This collection of... from museumland.net
Brooklyn's version of Central Park, Prospect Park provides a pleasant retreat for Brooklyn-ites seeking refuge from city life. The park is the site of the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Built in 1859, the 562-acre park is punctuated by natural woodlands, ponds, meadows and bluffs.... from 10best.com
Trees, restrooms (at Long Meadow only; may not be available early in the morning), water (some fountains equipped with troughs for dogs). No separate area for small dogs. Small swimming area in the Long Meadow near the 9th Street entrance. Note: Use of the park is at the owner?s risk. Dogs may be... from dogpark.com
Designed by famed park architects Calvert Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted, Prospect Park offers the visiting hiker and canine companion 585 glorious acres to explore. Opened in 1868, the park embraces a fabulous lawn, a sixty-acre lake, and numerous viewpoints. But what makes this park truly unique... from trails.com
Tunnel through a prairie dog town. Master the language of baboons. Create animal art, using meerkats as your models. At Wildlife Conservation Society's Prospect Park Zoo, use all your senses to discover an incredible world of wildlife. - This living classroom for young naturalists and school groups... from museumstuff.com

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