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Clinton

W 54 St. to W 59 St.

Nestled along your Park’s northernmost piers, our Clinton section is a riverfront gem. With sweeping lawns, a popular boathouse, and unique, artful features, this is an ideal destination to kick back and enjoy waterfront relaxation.

Pier 97, one of Hudson River Park’s newest redevelopments, will open in 2024 to provide flexible gathering spaces, play areas and sunset views.

Piers & Places

Clinton Cove

This quiet, grassy area offers a retreat from the busy city. Come here to kayak, toss a ball, picnic or watch the sunset.

Pier 95

Pier 95 may be small, but it’s got a big personality. It’s part of the Clinton Cove section of Hudson River Park.

Pier 96

Part of Hudson River Park’s mission is to create opportunities for people to get into the water. The Pier 96 Boathouse is one of four custom-built structures dedicated to this purpose.

Pier 97

Hudson River Park’s northernmost public Park pier is Pier 97, now in design and soon to add more dramatic beauty and fun to the waterfront.

Activities, Attractions & More

Clinton Cove Lawn

Clinton Cove, located at the northern most area of Hudson River Park, features a large sweeping lawn with trees and a magnificent view of the Hudson River.

Private Passage

Created by artist Malcolm Cochran, Private Passage (2005), found in Hudson River Park’s Clinton Cove.

Kayaking at Pier 96

Manhattan Community Boathouse provides free kayaking on a first-come, first-served basis during the summer and early fall season.

Pier 96 Community Compost Drop Off

Our Community Compost Program invites local residents to participate in simple, yet effective actions to support sustainability. Deposit your food scraps in the brown bins at the following sites from 7:00 AM-7:00 PM.