Grand Ferry Park

Okay, maybe you overdid it at brunch (we don’t blame you), and it’s time for a little lie-down? Head on over to the Williamsburg waterfront and scope out a nice little patch of grass for nappy time. Bedford Avenue is practically as busy as Times Square on the weekends, but for good reason. If you can keep those eyelids open, you’ll scope supreme views of the Manhattan skyline and the Williamsburg Bridge. And not that you’re ready to eat again (yes you are!), Saturdays make sure to check out Smorgasburg at 90 Kent Avenue, where dozens of the city’s best restaurants sell bites from nachos to brisket to huge ice cream sandwiches. And the Brooklyn Flea pops up on Sundays with plenty of vintage clothing, furniture and knick knacks to keep you occupied for hours.