Fort Wadsworth is a historic and protected site Fort Wadsworth Staten Island located in United States.
210 New York Ave (at School House Rd) Staten Island , NY 10305 United States
Great place for outdoor sports and exercise! Magnificent view over the Manhattan and the Verrazano bridge ! On summer you can find funny goats eating on the Fort!
Go off the beaten path . Explore the bunkers built into the side of the hill , the embankment and wharf by the water and more.
Fort Wadsworth has been around since the mid-1600s. Rich in American history and beauty this fort was once home to the British, New York's Navy and now the Coast Guard . Learn more on MetroFocus Read more
Did you know that the Fort's military roots date to the 1660s? Prior to its closing in 1994, it was the longest continually-manned military installation in the country . Read more
walking tour of the forts and batteries was interesting but most of the structures were unfortunately not accessible.
Amazing views of the city ! Great walking path !
Wander off the main paths to find the old under-hill bunkers you can explore.
beautiful view of the Verrazano. and has BBQ/camping area next to a beach !
Fort Wadsworth was the longest continually-manned military installation in the United States . Read more
come here on a cold, windy day when no one's around. take pictures of each other. preferably in black and white. with the bridge in the background of course
Quiet and serene despite being so close to the Verrazano bridge .
Great walking panels worth a look.
One of the oldest miliatry sites in the U.S.
Great views .
Don't feed the goats
The (fictional) original home base of the GI Joe team. And knowing is half the battle.
Great place for a bike ride !
Goat-tastic.
Naveen, idk u, but that's so emo!!
The overlook has amazing views of the Narrows, Brooklyn, and Manhattan. Just be sure to stay on the paths and leave the goats alone.
Boring Coast Guard base.. nothing here except trees and water
Seen better hotels than this. Yikes.
Тут начинается марафон. Приятное место, волнительное.
Battery Weed has been guarding the Narrows since 1860. It's named for Brigadier General Stephen Weed, who was killed at the Battle of Gettysburg, and is buried in Staten Island's Moravian Cemetery. - GatewayNPS
I really enjoy visiting this historic town. The museum is interesting, the houses are amazingly restored and I'll be coming back again! - Debbie Lee
Very nice CGX - John W
nice wooden boardwalk with water, plenty of seating, views of the verrazano, bike lanes, and misters. concessions still closed though. - Nate Folkert