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The Long Meadow in Prospect Park in autumn, with yellow trees and people walking dogs on the lawn.
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Prospect Park

Prospect Park is a 213-hectare park in Brooklyn laid out by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux and opened in 1867. Its landscape includes the Long Meadow, a 36-hectare lawn, Brooklyn's only lake, wooded ravines, the Boathouse and the Prospect Park Zoo.

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Is Prospect Park free?

Yes. Entry to Prospect Park is free.

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