Visit a triangular community garden in Washington Heights, known for seasonal flowers, a gazebo, and thoughtful neighborhood care.
See flowers in bloom during spring and summer in a compact garden setting.
Explore a triangular garden with a gazebo and a vine woven into the west-side fence.
Experience a neighborhood garden supported by local time, resources, and Parks Department assistance.
Convent Garden is a petite, triangular-shaped park at Convent Avenue and St Nicholas Terrace in Washington Heights, New York. Flowers bloom in spring and summer, with a gazebo adding a distinctive focal point.
The garden is a neighborhood-supported space with contributions from local residents and assistance from the Parks Department. Visitors also notice its manicured planting areas, holiday lights, and a vine woven into the west-side fence that remains part of its character year-round.
Spend time in a small community garden near Convent Avenue and St Nicholas Terrace.
Enjoy changing flowers and foliage, including the garden’s spring and summer blooms.
Take in the gazebo, planted areas, fence vine, and neighborhood setting while walking through Washington Heights.
Observe a locally cared-for garden that reflects contributions from the surrounding neighborhood.
“It's a beautiful community garden, ran by Miami. I honestly don't know her given name, but I recently learned she was a force to be reckoned with...”
“A jewel among the many wonderful community gardens in Hamilton Heights. A large cross section of the neighborhood contributes time and resources with assistance from the Parks Department.”
“I absolutely adore this garden even though I’ve walked/rode by it far more often than I’ve ever gone inside. The vine, if you can even call it that, that’s braided into the top of the fence on the west side is divine.”
Convent Garden · Washington Heights
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