Getting To The Park
Public parking is limited at the Park and is only available in designated parking lots. We encourage visitors to walk, bicycle, and/or take public transportation.
The M35 bus provides direct service to Icahn Stadium from the northwest corner of 125th St. & Lexington Ave.
Transfer from the 4,5 or 6 subway lines at 125th St.
Access the Park via the RFK Bridge and follow signs to Randall’s Island. For Icahn Stadium, use 10 Central Rd. as your GPS destination.
Manhattan: The 103rd St. Footbridge provides access from Manhattan.
The RFK Bridge walkway connects 125th St. & 2nd Ave. to the northwest part of the Park.
Bronx: The Randall’s Island Connector links the Bronx to the Park beneath the Hell Gate Bridge.
Queens: The RFK Bridge walkway connects the Park to Hoyt Ave. & 28th St. in Queens, adjacent to the Astoria Boulevard N/W subway station.
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Plan Your Visit
Explore Randall’s Island Park’s diverse ecosystems through our engaging programs. Perfect for all ages, from beginners to experts!
The Randall’s Island Park Alliance manages a variety of landscapes, native plant meadows, themed gardens, and woodland areas!
The waterfront and natural areas of Randall’s Island Park are a testament to the dedication of the Randall’s Island Park Alliance!
Icahn Stadium, Randall’s Island Park Alliance’s signature facility, opened on April 23, 2005 on the site of the former Downing Stadium.
Randall’s Island Park is home to 60+ fields, which is approximately half of all the athletic fields in Manhattan.
Sportime Tennis Center, the flagship home of the John McEnroe Tennis Academy, offers a variety of resources for New York athletes.
Our Urban Farm encourages visitors to explore sustainable agriculture and ecosystems in a space designed for teaching and learning.
RIPA’s Waterfront Stewardship Program was created to utilize this unique resource for local engagement and environmental education.
This program at Randall’s Island Park is an innovative approach to urban park research, turning the park into a dynamic field laboratory.
Stretch, breathe, and strengthen your core at our yoga classes. The Randall’s Island Park waterfront is the perfect place to find inner peace and connect with nature.
Enjoy a pleasant walk, run, or bike ride Randall’s Island Park’s miles of waterfront and garden-lined pathways.
The Randall’s Island Park Alliance hosts a vibrant range of free arts and cultural programs for people of all ages and interests.
A Park For All
With 60+ athletic fields, welcoming green spaces and our free education, fitness and environmental programs, the Alliance understands the importance of fostering community engagement, educational opportunities, healthy lifestyles and recreational fun! Support our important work and future plans.
Making an Impact
We are looking for candidates who are excited about Randall’s Island Park Alliance (RIPA) and would enjoy working in a park!
The Randall’s Island Park Alliance is dedicated to supporting the park and all that use it. From athletes to environmentalists, students to educators, and children to seniors, the Alliance works to foster healthy and active lifestyles through care of this important park.
Volunteer
We make it easy (and fun!) to give back. Learn more about the many volunteer opportunities for you, your family, or your company.
Offers beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline. Click the link for a Google Map.
The flagship home of the John McEnroe Tennis Academy offers a variety of resources for New York athletes.
The playground is complete with a sprinkler, swings, a slide, and more. The Urban Farm, Cottage Garden, picnic tables and public restrooms are just steps away.
Designed by the architect Henry Hornbostel (1867-1961) and engineer Gustav Lindenthal (1850-1935), the Hell Gate Bridge opened in 1917.
Great place to have an event!
Icahn Stadium is a 5,000 seat track and field and multipurpose facility.
The flagship home of the John McEnroe Tennis Academy offers a variety of resources for New York athletes.
The playground is complete with a sprinkler, swings, a slide, and more. The Urban Farm, Cottage Garden, picnic tables and public restrooms are just steps away.
Designed by the architect Henry Hornbostel (1867-1961) and engineer Gustav Lindenthal (1850-1935), the Hell Gate Bridge opened in 1917.