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Top 5 Calm locations in New York
byTiffany Woods
Live update: Updated July 29, 2021Copy link
Copy link1. Madison Square Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Emy MooreThough this park doesn’t share the fame as its counterparts, it is a popular spot for midtown-ers in the Flatiron District to have lunch or simply take a mental break from work. If you visit on weekends, this is also a perfect place for picnics and take in some city sights without being annoyed by the traffic. Also, with the free Wi-Fi, you can now pair your food with your favorite TV show. Source: https://www.marcofeng.com/usa/best-places-for-picnics-in-nyc
2. Glimmerglass State Park Cooperstown
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Tiffany WoodsThe park overlooks Otsego Lake and has a nice beach, walking trails and picnic areas. It is in a beautiful, quiet location outside the town of Cooperstown. Pets are allowed. Source: https://www.thepicnicworld.com/best-picnic-spots/
3. Long Branch Park Liverpool
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsThis is a park on the northern end of Onondaga Lake Park. There are picnic areas, and it is named after the chestnut trees of the area. Source: https://www.thepicnicworld.com/best-picnic-spots/
4. Heckscher Park Huntington
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Joshua KaufmanHeckscher Park is a peaceful little park slightly west of downtown Huntington. It is easily accessible by car or by walking, although parking is limited. After your picnic, you can get in a little culture by visiting the Museum. If that's not your thing, you can always feed the ducks like generations of Huntington children have done. Source: https://www.thepicnicworld.com/best-picnic-spots/
5. Stiglmeier Park Cheektowaga
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanIt's a large park with many trails to walk through peacefully with deer. It's a quiet environment to have an enjoyable picnic with friends or family. Source: https://www.thepicnicworld.com/best-picnic-spots/
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