General Nathanael Greene Park

A Touch of Revolutionary History

Located on Greene Street is a modest urban retreat named after Major General Nathanael Greene, one of the unsung heroes of the American Revolution who served alongside George Washington. This little green space pays tribute to a military strategist who helped shape our nation's early days.

What You'll Find Here

Let's be honest - General Nathanael Greene Park isn't massive, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in convenience. This compact green haven offers a welcome break from Jersey City's concrete landscape. The full-sized basketball court gets plenty of action, while the open grassy area provides a spot to stretch out and breathe.

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Kid-Friendly Zone

Got little ones? The park features a playground specifically designed for smaller children with the classics - slides and swings that will keep toddlers and young school-aged kids entertained. It's nothing extravagant, but it's well-kept and great for burning off some of that endless kid energy.

Neighborhood Sanctuary

This park functions as a neighborhood gathering space. Clean and surprisingly peaceful given its urban location, it's where nearby residents and office workers come for a quick outdoor break or casual meetups. And good news for dog parents - the park is dog-friendly, so your four-legged friend can tag along for some fresh air.

Note that you won't find public restrooms or designated picnic areas here, so plan accordingly if you're thinking about an extended visit.