Pet Friendly Things To Do in Brooklyn, New York

This playspace can be found on Plymouth Street between Main and Washington Streets. There are wrought iron ... More on KaBoom.org

Fun and friendly weekend market setting with a rotating roster of emerging designers and artists sell their... More on igougo

This inner-city course is considered to be the best-conditioned in the city, which is amazing considering the 80,000 rounds that are played on it annually. The burnt out automobile bodies that used... More on Golf.com

Nevertheless,a great experience, and my feelings are four-fold, my playing partners feeling the same. More on GolfReview

Moored in the East River off of Brooklyn Bridge Park, the 25-meter, seven-lane floating swimming pool, christened the Floating Pool Lady, is open to the public as of July 4th, 2007.Swimmers are issued colored wristbands for hour-long ... More on GoCityKids

Offers entertaining and informative year-round tours of New York's historic districts and ethnic neighborho... More on NYCVisit.com

New York is a city of immigrants. Each culture gave a little of itself to the make-up of this great city, p... More on igougo

Bushwick Country Club - For the Bushwick Country Club, life all business up front, and a putt-putt party in... More on clubzone

Fun bar, great bartenders, good drinks, one of the very few places to play mini golf in Brooklyn. More on CitySearch

Prospect Park, Brooklyn's biggest, is 585 acres large, including woodlands, a 60-acre lake, and a 90-acre meadow. It's a wonderful place for children to play, explore nature, ride bikes, and partic... More on KidsPlayParks

For my daughter's first birthday we had a BBQ at Prospect Park and then reserved the carousel to cut the birthday cake and sing happy birthday. More on GoCityKids

Marine Park Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Brooklyn, New York. This medium-length layout has 3 sets of teeboxes for a fun, but challenging golfing experience. Online tee... More on TheGolfCourses.net

The bunkers were well placed and this course has so much potential, but the terrible service from the manager (i didn't go into half the crap he tried to pull) and it's out of the way location and ... More on golflink.com

Although you may fear for your life at times, the creaky, rickety Cyclone roller coaster is a classic New Y... More on NileGuide

This place looks so trashy and dirty. More on ThrillNetwork.com

The Japanese Hill- and- Pond Garden at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, followed by a walk through adjacent Prospect Park, the, well, second- greatest greensward ... More on travelandleisure

A great community spot to go to on the weekend. $10 to get in and no dogs allowed. More on KidsPlayParks

Virtual outdoor museum of sculpture, architecture and history at 1838 landmark. Check website for guided to... More on iloveny.com

Green-Wood Cemetery is ALIVE thanks to its historians and volunteers who sponsor so many interesting events... More on TripAdvisor