4.7 – 39 reviews • Farm
Our Brooklyn Navy Yard farm is located within the Brooklyn Navy Yard, which is not open to the public. However, we do host visitors at this location for tours, events, and even sunset yoga! Our LIC, Queens location has weekly open house hours on Saturdays, and our Sunset Park location has open house hours on Sundays. For more information, including opportunities to visit, check out our website. ABOUT OUR BUSINESS Brooklyn Grange farms rooftops, builds green spaces, and promotes sustainable living and local ecology through food, education, and events. We believe that social enterprise is a powerful driver of positive change, and that businesses should be a nourishing part of their community.
Located In: Brooklyn Navy Yard
Address and Contact Information
Address:
Building 3, 63 Flushing Ave, 11205
Phone: (347) 670-3660
Website: http://www.brooklyngrangefarm.com/tours
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Review Summary
Meg Smith
Staff couldn’t be friendlier or more knowledgable.
Olivia Greenspan
Aside from the gorgeous design, their customer service proved exceptional.
Katie Glass
Spent the afternoon in the sun planting basil and tasting honey.
Martha Tavarez
They have a unique, fun, and simple way to teach kids about farm
Annette Patterson
One and ahalf acre rooftop farm in the middle of Brooklyn Navy Yard! Hearing the tour guide talk about how this is done was fascinating. Rooftop farms not only provide much deeded green space but also help with water runoff in the city. This rooftop farm is the second largest in the world. The first largest Is another Brooklyn Grange somewhere else in Brooklyn!
Mario B
Awesome community garden on the top of an industrial building complex at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Incredible use of space, jaw dropping views of Manhattan, great institution in the neighborhood.
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