Cost
Free
Cornerstone program for youth ages 5-18 in Brooklyn, provided by Bergen Basin Community Development Corporation
Bay View Cornerstone Community Center offers year-round programming for children aged 5 through adults, serving the Bay View and Canarsie community in Brooklyn. Currently housed at PS 272 (101-24 Seaview Avenue), this free program provides opportunities for the entire community to come together through Family Fun Days and diverse recreational, educational, and social activities. As a NYCHA Cornerstone program, it operates during non-school hours including weekdays, weekends, and summer.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Primary Address | 5955 Shore Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11236 |
| Current Location | PS 272, 101-24 Seaview Avenue, Brooklyn |
| Borough | Brooklyn (Canarsie/Bay View) |
| Provider | Bergen Basin Community Development Corporation |
| Website | milldev.org |
| Zip Code | 11236 |
| Program Type | Year-round (weekdays, weekends, and summer) |
Cost
Free
Age Range
Ages 5-18
Program Type
Cornerstone
Category
Youth Development
The Cornerstone program at Bay View Community Center provides:
Bergen Basin Community Development Corporation, operating as Mill Basin Development Corporation, has been serving the Brooklyn community for decades, focusing on community development, affordable housing, and youth services. The organization operates Cornerstone community centers in partnership with NYCHA and DYCD, creating safe, accessible spaces where residents can access programming and services. Their mission emphasizes building strong communities through youth development, family support, and neighborhood improvement initiatives.
Visit the Community Center Go to the current program location at PS 272, 101-24 Seaview Avenue, Brooklyn during operating hours.
Complete Registration Fill out the Bay View Cornerstone registration form. Applications are accepted on a daily basis.
Provide Documentation Submit required documents including proof of age, emergency contacts, and parent/guardian consent forms.
NYCHA Residency Indicate if you are a NYCHA resident (priority is given to residents, but the program serves the broader community).
Attend Orientation Participate in a brief orientation to learn about available activities and program schedules.
Start Participating Begin attending programs and activities immediately after registration is complete.
The community center is accessible via public transportation:
Canarsie Library
Brooklyn Public Library branch with study spaces, computers, and community programs at 1580 Rockaway Parkway
Canarsie Pier
Waterfront park with fishing, walking paths, and recreational activities
Gateway National Recreation Area
National park offering nature trails, beaches, and environmental education programs
NYPD 69th Precinct
Local police precinct providing community safety and youth programs
Last Updated: November 25, 2025