Spruce Street Harbor Park is back. Here’s what to expect this year.

Spruce Street Harbor Park is back for the season. Officially opening May 6, the park brings in technicolor lights, a floating barge, hammocks, activities for all Philadelphians (including dogs), and a brand new light show.

Here is what you can expect:

The park is open from May to September, and hours change throughout the season. All activities close 30 minutes before the park closes.

For May, the hours are:

The park will be open Memorial Day (11 a.m.-11 p.m.), Juneteenth (11 a.m.-midnight), Independence Day (11 a.m.-5 p.m.), and Labor Day (11 a.m.-11 p.m.).

Spruce Street Harbor Park has stands along the boardwalk offering crab fries, funnel cakes, French toast, tacos, and more. Vendors include Chickie’s and Pete’s, Philly Taco, French Toast Bites, and Funnel Cake by Frozen Delights. Although most vendors open at 5 p.m., there will be food stands that open earlier.

If you are over 21, the park’s beer garden (open Friday to Sunday) and Barge Bar Oasis (open Monday to Sunday) are good spots to drink.

It doesn’t cost anything to play or hang out in the park, but the games and arcade are pay-as-you-go. Dogs are welcome but are not allowed in the hammocks or the barge.

The park is known for its colorful hammocks hanging among the trees. You can relax in them for free on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you’re coming with up to 10 people and want a guaranteed spot, you can book a lounge, with hammocks, chairs, and other seating. The reservations are $75 for 90 minutes, plus a $3.70 service fee. Book a lounge online.

The park has free giant versions of classic games including chess, Connect-4, and Jenga, as well as bocce ball courts. Additionally, you can visit the park’s arcade; prices depend on the game.

This season, the park will hold family activities in partnership with local organizations on Sunday afternoons.

In the mood for local brews or frozen cocktails? Enjoy them in the flat-bottomed net lounge or while sitting in an Adirondack chair with a view of Penn’s Landing Marina.

From Memorial Day until Labor Day, you can find all sorts of handmade goods at the park. Every Saturday, from noon to 5 p.m., a rotating pool of primarily local vendors will be selling candles, art, clothing, bath and body products, and other items.

The park is at 301 S. Columbus Blvd.

SEPTA: You can hop on the subway, take the Market-Frankford line, get off at the Market and Second Street station, and walk about 11 minutes until you reach the park. If you are looking for more of a straight shot, bus route 12 stops at the park (Columbus-Dock), and bus 42 stops at Penn’s Landing.

If you prefer to drive, there are three main parking lots at the waterfront, for a $20 daily flat rate. The Lombard Street Parking Lot is the closest to Spruce Street Harbor Park.