Prospect Park

Prospect Park


 Prospect Park is a public park in Brooklyn that spans 585 acres. The park is known for Long Meadow (a 90 acre meadow), Litchfield Villa (the abandoned mansion that has fallen into disrepair in recent years), Prospect Park Zoo, and Prospect Lake (Brooklyn’s only lake, covering 60 acres).



 The park is a popular haunt for those of the supernatural community who have an animal form, or bestial instincts. The forests within the park allow for one to “stretch their legs” so to speak. The occasional fledgling Red Court vampire found hunting there tends to disappear. As such, the Occult community has unofficially and quietly agreed that Prospect Park is Were territory, not to be tread upon disrespectfully.



 However, the Second World War has brought with it a halt to the recreational use of the park. Currently, Prospect Park hosts a portion of New York City’s anti-aircraft defense. Three hundred soldier regularly man batteries and observation towers. There are even slit trenches and sandbagged gun emplacements throughout the park. Needless to say, all of this activity has also disrupted the supernatural community’s use of the park.





