Azalea Pond

Azalea Pond is a small water body located at the center of the Ramble, the Park’s most well-known woodland landscape.

It’s fed by the watercourse known as the Gill and is named for the woodland plantings of azaleas and rhododendrons that bloom in spring along its shore. It’s one of the most popular spots for birdwatching in the Ramble.

Things you can do here

  • Tours

    Central Park Woodland Walk: The Ramble

    2:00 pm

    In this nature walk, Conservancy guides will lead you on an immersive exploration of the Ramble: a delightfully serene woodland just steps away from the Park’s west side entrances.

    Tags: Art & Architecture / Plants and Trees

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