Is there a bathroom?
Yes, a public restroom is listed, but it is not marked wheelchair-accessible.
Quick facts
Where
Fifth Avenue between 66th and 67th Streets
Borough
Brooklyn
Area
Bay Ridge / Leif Ericson Park
Park or property
Leif Ericson Park
Parent notes
Best for
Bay Ridge families, warm-weather play, accessible features, sensory-friendly planning, and a longer Leif Ericson Park stop.
Bathroom note
NYC Parks lists a public restroom, but not a wheelchair-accessible one.
Water note
Ground-level and water-based accessible play features are listed.
What to know before going
Millennium Playground is stronger than a generic Bay Ridge page because the facility details are unusually helpful: water play, ground-level play, ramp access, game tables, drinking fountain, and sensory-friendly notes.
It sits within Leif Ericson Park, so families can treat it as more than a single playground visit. That matters for siblings, strollers, and kids who need room before or after equipment time.
The restroom note is useful but imperfect: NYC Parks lists a public restroom, though not as wheelchair-accessible. If accessibility is central to the outing, verify current conditions before leaving.
Questions parents usually ask
Is there water play?
Yes. NYC Parks lists both ground-level and water-based accessible play features.
Is it good for sensory-friendly planning?
It is one of the stronger listings in this batch: sensory-friendly space plus auditory, tactile, and visual play experiences are listed.
Accessibility and facilities
- Wheelchair-accessible playground.
- Ground-level and water-based accessible play features are listed.
- Ramps and a mobility transfer system are listed.
- Companion seating, benches with backs and armrests, accessible game tables, and an accessible drinking fountain are noted.
- Sensory-friendly space plus auditory, tactile, and visual play experiences are listed.
Keep browsing
Use the main lists if this stop is not the right fit for the day.