The Boathouse at Prospect Park
Photograph: Laura Gallant

Audubon Center at the Boathouse

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Time Out says

Built in 1905, Prospect Park’s Beaux Arts–style boathouse was one of the first buildings in New York City to be declared a landmark. In 2002, it became the home of the nation’s first urban Audubon Center. The state-of-the-art facility features interactive exhibits that allow visitors to virtually explore the great outdoors. Parties include a choice of activity: Take a guided walk with a naturalist, go for a narrated tour on the electric boat Independence (April to October) or make an age-appropriate craft project, such as animal masks or puppets. The center is available Saturdays and Sundays year-round. $375 without electric boat tour, $475 with electric boat tour; both for 28 kids.

Details

Address
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Cross street:
enter at Lincoln Rd and Ocean Ave
Transport:
Subway: B, Q, Franklin Ave S to Prospect Park
Opening hours:
Sat, Sun and holidays noon–4pm
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