Waterline Square Park

Waterline Square Park is a 2.6-acre public green space nestled between West 59th and West 61st Streets, just steps from the Hudson River. Designed by the landscape architecture firm MNLA, the park is an urban oasis that unifies the three iconic Waterline Square residential towers while connecting the surrounding community to the waterfront.

Visitors are greeted by sculptural fountains, cascading water features, and a lush meadow, all set among more than 200 trees—many native to New York—creating a serene environment for relaxation, recreation, and social gatherings. The park features a large, fully-equipped children’s playground, expansive lawns, and meandering paths lined with benches and native plantings.

Open to the public, Waterline Square Park has quickly become a destination for families, offering a peaceful retreat from city life and a lively hub for community events, including yoga, live music, and fitness classes. Its thoughtful design and central location make it a vital link between Manhattan’s urban landscape and its natural waterfront, providing both residents and visitors with a unique blend of nature and urbanity. waterlinesquare.com