Hudson River Park Venue Guide

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Hudson River Park

Venue Guide


HUDSON RIVER PARK

• 550 acres of parkland and water stretching from Battery Place in lower Manhattan to 59th Street.

• Ten entertainment venues for national and local events including top level fashion, music, sports, fi lm and more.

• A combination of recreational piers, jogging and biking trails, skateparks, tennis courts, basketball courts and beautiful landscape along the Hudson River.

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Hudson River ParkManhattan’s Premiere Western Waterfront Destination

Hudson River Park has become one of the most beautiful and vibrant waterside parks in the country. After centuries of serving as a vibrant port, followed by decades of decline and decay, the Hudson River waterfront is once again a must-see destination. With over 17 million visitors annually, Hudson River Park has become a beloved, urban recreational paradise accessible to all.

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Fun Facts:This section of Tribeca was once a 62-acre farm and in 1775 was the area where George Washington arrived on his way to Boston to take command of the American Army.

Lighting: Ambient pier lighting on at dusk

Restrooms: Public Restrooms available on the eastern end of the pier

Power: None available

Street/Crossing Intersection: N. Moore Street

Views: The Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor, Lower Manhattan

Pier 25 is the hottest destination in Tribeca that beckons you to host your next corporate retreat or themed event. With an 18-hole miniature golf course, sand volleyball courts, small boat mooring fi eld, artifi cial turf lawn and lounge seating on the western end of the pier, Pier 25 is truly a playground for hosting unique and exciting events.

Pier 25

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Pier 25Tribeca N. Moore St.

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Fun Facts:This section of Tribeca was once a 62-acre farm and in 1775 was the area where George Washington arrived on his way to Boston to take command of the American Army.

Dimensions: 115 x 690 feet


Restrooms: None available


Street/Crossing Intersection: N. Moore Street

Views: The Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor, Lower Manhattan

Pier 26 is Hudson River Park’s newest addition. The blank canvas in the heart of Tribeca is a true gift to New York as a premier entertainment and event venue. With expansive open space, the location has majestic views of the lower Manhattan waterfront including Lady Liberty and One World Trade. Event producers have the privilege of creating incomparable and memorable productions.

Pier 25


Pier 26Tribeca N. Moore St.

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Abundant oyster reefs once lined the Hudson River from Manhattan up North to Croton Point. New York was one of the largest producers of oysters during the 1900’s.

Dimensions: 318 x 95 feet Turf Area: 190 x 63 feet


Restrooms: Public Restrooms available on the esplanade (a short walking distance from the pier)

Street/Crossing Intersection: Charles Street or Christopher Street

Get your kicks on Pier 46! This tree-lined, Greenwich Village retreat boasts a large artifi cial turf lawn, raised seating areas and a convenient location along the river. Pier 46 is the epitome of downtown cool and is the ideal location for hosting television and movie screenings, athletic themed events and product launches.

Pier 46


Pier 46Greenwich Village Charles St.


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Pier 54 was the intended destination of the Titanic. Survivors were discharged from the rescue ship Carpathia onto Pier 54.

19,480 Sq ft

Vehicle Height Clearance: 13’ 5”

Lighting: None available


Street/Crossing Intersection: W. 15th Street, W.14th Street, Horatio Street

Views: The Empire State Building, Standard Hotel

Let your imagination run wild on Pier 54. This blank canvas venue in the heart of the Meatpacking District is a true gift to the inventive and visionary. With its chic location and expansive open space, event producers have the luxury of creating a myriad of unique and one-of-a-kind productions. Pier 54 has been the “go to” location for hosting large scale concerts, festivals, celebrity fundraisers and has been the set for major motion pictures, television and video shoots.

Pier 54


Pier 54 Meatpacking District W. 14th St.


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From the 1880’s until World War II, wholesale produce, fruit, dairy, specialty foods, and liquor (until Prohibition) were among the dominant businesses within the Gansevoort Market Historic District now known as the Meatpacking District.

Entire Park Dimensions: 150 x 180 feetGrass Oval: 100 x 70 feet

Lighting: Ambient park lighting on at dusk



Street/Crossing Intersection: W. 15th Street

Located adjacent to Chelsea Market, 14th Street Park is a favorite grassy oasis amongst the bustling lunch time crowd. Only one of the two locations within Hudson River Park not located on the water, the foot traffi c surrounding 14th St. Park makes it an ideal location for hosting product samplings, promotional events and is a perfect “Welcome Center” for guests attending events on Pier 54.

14th Street Park


14th Street Park Meatpacking District W. 15th St.


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In 1837 the City of New York took away a full city block of land to create more space to accommodate the rising size of luxury liners docking in the Hudson. Today this would have been known as 13th Ave.

Skatepark Dimensions: 15,000 sq. ft

Western Plaza Dimensions: 110 x 90 feet


Restrooms: Public restrooms available until 9pm


Street/Crossing Intersection: W. 22nd Street, W. 23rd Street

Pier 62 is a whimsical, fun fi lled pier that both children and adults can enjoy. It features a one-of-a-kind carousel ride, skate park, and an open plaza area on the western end of the pier. Pier 62 has the excitement of a carnival coupled with beautiful views of both the Hudson River and the city skyline.

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Pier 62Chelsea W. 23rd St.


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Pier 63 was a former Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad barge that carried railroad boxcars across the River.

Lawn Dimensions: 350 x 125 feet


Restrooms: Public restrooms available until 9pm


Street/Crossing Intersection: W. 23rd Street

The Great Lawn of Chelsea is truly just that…GREAT! Tucked away from the fast paced beat of the city, Pier 63 is an amazing waterfront oasis. Large scale concerts, yoga and wellness events and movie screenings are just a sample of the fantastic events that have been produced in this unbelievable venue.

Pier 63


Pier 63 Chelsea W. 23rd St.


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Between 1902 -1910 the piers located in the Chelsea Section of Manhattan were designed by Warren + Wetmore, the architects who designed Grand Central Terminal.

Field Dimensions: 32 yds x 60 yds

Lighting: Dedicated fi eld lighting and ambient park lighting on at dusk

Restrooms: Public portolets on-site

Street/Crossing Intersection: W. 23rd Street

From hosting celebrity soccer tournaments to football clinics and professional league press events, Chelsea Waterside Park is a premiere location perfect for any athletic themed event or production. With an artifi cial turf fi eld, adjoining basketball courts and paved walkway surrounding the perimeter, you have all the space you need to build out an amazing event.

Chelsea Waterside


Chelsea Waterside ParkChelsea W. 23rd St.


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The Hudson River piers above W. Houston Street are numbered by taking their corresponding cross streets and adding 40. For example, Pier 84 is located at W. 44th Street.

Dimensions: Western Plaza: 115 x 80 feet


Restrooms: Public Restrooms available on the eastern end of the pier


Other: Access to ground hydrants are available


A waterfront retreat in the heart of midtown, Pier 84 is the perfect location to host large scale run/walks, product launches, media events and corporate galas. Sandwiched between the Intrepid and the Circle Line, this area is one of the highest traffi cked sections of Hudson River Park. Pier 84 boasts an expansive open area on the western end of the pier, a large lawn, interactive fountain, restaurant concession and the ability to dock large vessels on either side of the pier.

Pier 84


Pier 84Midtown W. 44th St.


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This area of NYC know as “Clinton” was named to honor DeWitt Clinton who had created a business boom of Hudson commerce when he opened the Erie Canal and also served as New York’s 6th Governor from 1817-1822.

Dimensions: 275 x 205 feet grass lawn (south) 150 x 60 feet grass lawn (north)


Restrooms: Public portolet available



Situated at the northern end of Hudson River are two amazing lawns and a small amphitheatre that make up Clinton Cove. This is an ideal spot for hosting yoga and wellness events, press conferences and corporate employee outings.

Clinton Cove


Clinton Cove/Pier 95Clinton W. 55th St.

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