PARK FACT:
Only forty-five percent of the Fresh Kills Park site was once used for landfilling operations.
Fresh Kills Park
Victory Boulevard, Signs Road, Travis Avenue, Arthur Kill Road
Staten Island
Acres: 834.54
The Fresh Kills Park Project is focused on transforming the former Fresh Kills Landfill on the Arthur Kill waterfront of Staten Island into a new public park over the next 30 years.
At 2,200 acres - almost three times the size of Central Park - New York’s Fresh Kills Park is one of the most ambitious public works projects in the world, combining state-of-the-art ecological restoration techniques with extraordinary settings for recreation, public art, and facilities for many sports and programs that are unusual in the city.
Book a tour of the park site and read in-depth information about the project on the Fresh Kills Project page.
Featured Capital Project
Fresh Kills Park
View photos of this gigantic project and read about its progress.
Facilities
POLL
 |
VIRTUAL TOUR
Dig deeper into the landfill-turned-park. Read about our vision and how we'll make it come to life.
