The Intrepid sits on the Hudson River for passerby's to enjoy HRPK Pier 86
Located on Hudson River Park’s Pier 86, the Intrepid Museum was founded in 1982 with the acquisition of the USS Intrepid, a National Historic Landmark.
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Become a Member
Members of our Friends with Benefits program enjoy VIP opportunities, discounts at local businesses and more ways to enjoy your Park while YOU help it thrive.
Monitoring Our River's Improving Health
Explore our interactive water quality dashboard to learn about the physical and environmental factors affecting our local waters.
Little Island
Welcome to Little Island, Hudson River Park’s new, 2.7-acre landscape of one-of-a-kind, green open space. Book a free time-entry reservation by clicking below.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Support HRPK’s free programs – activate and showcase your brand in the Park! Discover engagement opportunities in Hudson River Park.
Renewing Chelsea Waterside Park
The improvements now underway will provide more green space and plantings, add new features and refresh and improve existing amenities. The renewal is anticipated to be complete in winter 2022.
Dog Run Maintenance Fund
Your support will help HRPK Friends hire a seasonal employee to help maintain the Park's dog runs for all our Four-Legged Friends. Help us raise raise $20,000 by March 1!
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Attractions
Chelsea Waterside Park Dog Run Rendering
The Chelsea Waterside Dog Run is being expanded and improved, and construction is currently underway, with anticipated completion in early Summer 2022.
Learn MoreRunning year round in Hudson River Park is a perfect way to experience the change of the seasons in New York City, the greatest running city in the world.
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Scientists collect samples of environmental DNA to study Hudson River Park local fish dynamics.
Learn how to explore HRPK’s first-ever Water Quality Dashboard, a user-friendly digital dashboard that digs deeper into our local water quality and provides insight about the health of our local waterways.
Learn More Oyster gabion installation in Tribeca for habitat enhancement at Hudson River Park
The Tribeca Habitat Enhancement Project has added added an incredible 11.2 million Eastern oysters to Park waters in total. Learn more about the first large-scale habitat restoration effort installed within HRPK’s Estuarine Sanctuary,
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A large gathering of park visitors sit on the green lawn at Pier 45 sunbathing and admiring the views of the Hudson River
On more than a dozen public piers, not to mention miles of pathways and landscapes, you’ll discover a park that offers more than you may imagine.
Learn More Two Park patrons enjoy a greenwich village picnic on the green Pier 46 lawns with a view of the Hudson River at HRPK
Your support helps ensure that we can continue to keep this vital public resource clean, green, safe and beautiful.
Learn More Hudson River Park's River Project science educators and students at SUBMERGE
HRPK’s River Project conducts research and offers hands-on environmental education that communicates the ecological importance of the Park’s 400-acre Estuarine Sanctuary.
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