Bloomingdale Park

A great park for kids to play
They have everything here accept. Good cell phone signal
They have football fields, baseball fields soccer fields a separate dog walk area
They have bathroom to use
Also a Bocce court
Also several different areas for the kids to play and different age groups

This is an adorable park and a great addition to the neighborhood. It features a playground with swings, slides, monkey bars and the like for kids, as well as benches, a walking path and even a bathroom. Note that dogs are NOT allowed in the children’s play area, but dogs are allowed on the walking path and by the benches.
If we go there, Teddy stays on the path, like a very good boy. I’ve never used the restrooms here, so I can’t attest to their cleanliness, but it’s great to know they have them, especially when coming here with kids.
A gentle closing remark, as with any park, please leave nature nicer than you found it and place all trash in the designated bins. Thank you.

GRREAT PARK! Very big & beautifully maintained. Nice open space. to hold events & enjoy a game also! One of the best parks in the south shore. Its perfect for all ages & there’s a big playground for the kids. There s a dog park inside also. you can go for a run or jog. walk. The park is great for events. kids games. and much more outdoor activities!

Good park, I just wish they had mile markers so I know exactly how much distance one lap on the outside is. I think it’s about a mile give or take.

This park is awesome for walking your dog. Pet friendly and everyone you meet is nice. Accommodations are kept up to date and in working order. Park personnel are always readily available during daytime hours.

Love to bring my littles here, and they love it too!
There are two parts to the park for younger and older kids with plenty of seating for the adults. The sprinklers are great during the summer also.
Also any park that has a bathroom I am not scared to have my littles in is an automatic a+ for me! For a public park bathroom it is actually pretty decent.

I love this park. The trails are perfect for walking my dogs and one time around the whole park is a mile (I use my phone to calculate). They have basketball, a soccer/​football area. The play area is nice for kids that are able to safely play on certain areas. My kids are older now, but the monkey bar area can be dangerous if left unsupervised for smaller children. I have seen my share of falls. The sprinkler in the summer time is also great for kids.
Dog park is ok small two gated two area. I usually walk my dogs in the trails, unless there isn’t anyone in the gated area and its a nice day. It can get dirty even though there are wood chips, so if you don’t mind your furry one getting messy & they get along ok with other dogs it’s ok. don’t forget to clean up after them there are plenty of garbage bags to throw out the poop.

One of the best parks on the south shore. It is great for all ages. There is a HUGE jungle gym that’s sectioned off into babies, a little older and then the bigger kids section. There are water sprinklers that are adorable. Me and my boyfriend are always walk our dog here. There are many many dogs always walking around the park. Recently they built new trails that are dead in the woods. It’s pretty cool at first you can get a little lost because the trail splits to many paths but it’s great. The tress in fall are breath taking. There are also many deer you will see !!! Pretty cool.

Nice, clean park with lots of play area for kids. They have a lot if events too for the kids. I just don’t recommend going on a hot summer day. It’s very hot in the open play area and slides and stuff are burning hot for kids.

Nice park good play area. Nice fields where son plays football. They have special events in the summer time. Alot better than wolfs pond which has gotten full of obnoxious people. Throw in semi clean bathroms and this place is a winner!

This is a nice park with some trails to walk around and explore. 1 entire lap around the park is a bit over 1 mile. This park had a doggie park and a huge soccer field. Great for an afternoon walk on the weekends.

This was my first time here and what a great way to spend a morning! The park is pretty big and there is plenty of street parking surrounding the park. There is also a dog park next to the main area, but owners are free to run or walk with their dog on the paths. There are baseball and soccer fields, as well as basketball courts. There is a playground for children and plenty of paths to walk or bike around the park. It is kept clean & truly a hidden oasis on Staten Island.

Not the greatest run I have seen but about average for runs on Staten Island.
Things it has going for it:
— Plenty of parking
— Has 2 separate dog runs
— Adequate fencing
— Plenty of shade
— Has poop bag dispenser but no poop bags
— Wood chip ground cover better than dirt
Things it has against it:
— No bathrooms for humans near run
— No water
— No seating
— No poop bags
— Neither run has a double gate entry area.
These runs on the small size… Adding some more seating, having poop dispenser full and add double gate entries could make this a 3 star run. Make the runs bigger and bring in water and you may have a 4 star run.
Dog runs/​parks I have been to so far:

This park is a great place in Staten Island to go for a walk or a jog. There are several soccer fields, and large open sprawling grassy areas which hosts several movies in the park events in the summer. Plenty of space here to have a picnic. There is also 2 dog parks. Very modernized newish childrens playground for babies-​10 years old. Swings, See-​Saw, Climbing mechanisms, slides, poles etc. Clean and woodsy like.

Really nice roomy park.
My only gripe is that it’s a huge stoner area.

Staten Island’s newest park is located in Woodrow. Bloomingdale Park’s 138 acres are bordered by Ramona Avenue to the north, Lenevar Avenue to the east, Drumgoole Road W to the south, and Bloomingdale Road to the west.
Much of area was preserved and remains habitable by wildlife. (There are birds of all sorts singing in the trees and woodland bunnies hopping along the trails.) The rest of it, though, was reserved for recreational use. Among the hiking and bike trails that currently exist, Bloomingdale Park is home to a baseball field, softball field, soccer field, basketball courts, and a playground with sprinklers and swings. There’s also a bocce court.
When this park first opened a few years ago, it was very deserted. You would see the occasional parent pushing his/​her kid on the swing and the lone bicyclist barreling down the trails. Now, cars are always parked along Maguire Avenue (which cuts into the park from the north and south, never quite coming together to dissect it) and the adjacent streets. You’re never alone when you’re on the trails and the kids always have someone to run around with. There are also community events posted on a bulletin board, so you can always find something to do.
This place has really come alive as of late, showing that such a lush park is just what this neighborhood needed. (Up until it was built, there were no ballfields on Staten Island south of Richmond Avenue.)