6/2/20: Hudson River Park will close at 8:00 PM on Tuesday, June 2 in coordination with the curfew set by Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio. The citywide curfew will continue each night, from 8:00 PM to 5:00 AM, through Sunday, June 7.
5/8/20: Masks or face coverings are mandatory in New York when 6 feet of distance cannot be maintained. The New York City Police Department has implemented measures to control unsafe overcrowding at certain parks, including locations within Hudson River Park. All Park visitors must take measures to protect their own health as well as that of their neighbors by: 1) wearing masks or face coverings within the Park, 2) staying 6 ft. apart, and 3) by spreading out to take advantage of the Park’s four mile length and many piers and lawns.
Hudson River Park Dog Parks are now open to the public. All visitors are required to wear masks or face coverings and remain 6 feet apart while inside of the dog run.
We are currently reimagining Hudson River Park's summer program line-up; please stay tuned for more information. For parents and educators, we encourage you to visit our STEM activity page for virtual classroom activities.
Note from Madelyn Wils, President and CEO of the Trust:
We are grateful to be able to provide New Yorkers with fresh air, river views and space for solitary recreation. Given the large number of visitors, we ask that Park users coming here to exercise help protect each other by wearing masks or covering their faces and staying 6 ft. apart. To all runners, please cover your face and be aware and respectful of other people as you pass them. We remain committed to making the Park an enjoyable place that may offer solace as New Yorkers weather this crisis. Thank you, everyone, for your support and cooperation. Be safe.
Governor Cuomo has put New York State on PAUSE: All non-essential workers are directed to work from home, and everyone is required to maintain a 6-foot distance from others in public. Click here for more information.
Hudson River Park remains OPEN, however, the Park has implemented closures to ensure the safety of the public. Click here for more information.
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