This is a beautiful park during the fall season. My children took their photos for our annual…read moreChristmas card at this card. There is a nice pond in this park, as well as some walking and running trails. If you are looking for an adventure I'd definitely take a stroll around this park.

We were in the area and looking for a nice spot to relax and take some photos. I looked on Google…read moreMaps and saw this park nearby. I saw that there was a nice pond in the middle (great for photos) as well as some walking trails and a few tennis courts. We just happened to have our balls and rackets in the car so this was a bonus. We arrived and were surprised to see that on a nice sunny mid-afternoon Saturday, the place was practically empty. We first drove around the loop looking for what was available. We found the gated tennis courts (3 Courts) that were empty. We went in and knocked around a few balls for about half hours before we decided to walk further around the park. We saw a father and son (presumably) that were fishing which was nice to see. There was a large gazebo in the park as well, which could possibly be rented for occasions. (I know many parks have that option) We snapped some photos around the pond which came out great but be mindful that as with every pond, there are lots of bugs lurking. So don't forget the bug spray. The park was very well kept, I was impressed. There were a few trails that presumably lead to the eastern end of the park but we did not take them...maybe next time. Overall we had a great time at this park. A nice place to play tennis, walk, run or fish?! (I am not sure if a license is required). Enjoy!

We love this park. It's got parking all around a one way loop around the center pond. Two beautiful…read morefountains shoot water up in the middle. There are benches throughout, a reasonable amount of geese (not too much poop throughout), picnic tables, a pavilion, a dog park if you desire, turtles, fish and it's all simple to walk. It's flat with everything centered around the pond. There are trees for shade, plus plenty of sun. It's always been a great time here. Take a couple loops around the pond, sit, relax, you'll go home refreshed. There's a small walkout deck that could be ideal for fishing. I've seen sunnies, but imagine other fish dwell here too. Joggers, walkers, dog walkers, thinkers...many come here and take it all in, yet it never feels crowded. Enjoy and...just watch out for the patches of poison ivy!

Chill af, toke up with the boys and name all the geese. Our favorite goose is Crip, he has a Crip…read morewalk. Also people have cool dogs you can look at.

I lived across the street from Beechwood Park and have seen it's transitions many times over. There…read moreused to be a Boy Scout convention there every summer when many scouts would camp overnite in the woods that extended much further than where it ends now. It used to go across Liberty Avenue all the way to Cottage Place and further to the High School. A very large tract of woods in the 50's.

A lovely walk for a nice day…read more.. I've known of the pier for the last few years, but it wasn't until recently that I made the trip there. I went earlier on a Sunday early afternoon and the town was already busy. Lots of people enoying some outdoor dining. There is also a Green Market there on select weekend mornings which seemed nice. There are a few areas to park, but the regulation sigsn threw me off...I ended up parking in a lot marked Parking Lot D where there were no signs. You can use the address of "100 Gair Street" if you plan on visiting via GPS. I also noticed people parking and headed toward the pier, which was when I fingured parking there would be safe. I believe there are a few spots closer to the Pier path but those were marked "Reserved" From parking lot D to the tip of the pier is about a mile, so be sure to have comfortable shoes on. The first half of the walk is a wide paved path through tall grass on the right and apartments/housing to the left. The second half offers some lovely views of the Hudson river and Tappan Zee bridge. The paved pier was large but no fisherman there that day. A lot of people walking, jogging, runnng and biking though...the 2-mile trek (back and forth) is perfect for all of these activities. There are lots of benches all along the path to sit, relax and take in the views. There is a building toward the end of the pier, which looks sort of like a museum with information on the outside walls, but the doors were closed at the time. Overall it was a lovely visit. A half day may include visiting the green market, visiting the pier and maybe even grabbing a bite in town.

Finally made it to this peaceful, beautiful park in the middle of the Hudson River. The Husband…read morealways curious whats the bridge like structure protruding in the middle of the river. 2 weeks ago when the weather was nice we finally visited & we were glad we did. Picturesque river views on both side, with lots of trees, wildlife and waterfront views. There are lots of benches, ample parking and rest room at the end of the mile stretch. This park is perfect for quiet walks, bird watching, walking your dogs or just to spend time in nature. I highly recommend a visit if you are around the area

Great playground for young kids of all ages. Easy parking as well as pickleball, baseball, soccer…read morefields and a basketball court

Newly renovated. Old wooden "castles" are gone and new metal ones are in their place. Diverse set…read moreof things to play on. Wasn't crowded when we were there on Sunday afternoon

Very nice and large park with a field, hockey center, tennis courts, a asphalt track, and water…read morefountains near it. It is not run down and the parking is plentiful near it

Great playground for kids!!!…read more Big field!!! Nice walk path around the playground/field!!!

Beautiful place to relax and disconnect. The views of the river and cliffs are stunning, and the…read moretrails are peaceful and well worth exploring. Great spot for photos, a quiet walk, or simply enjoying nature and the sunset.

This is one of the nicest viewpoints along the Palisades. The overlook offers a wide view of the…read moreHudson River surrounded by tall cliffs and greenery. We visited on a clear day, and the scenery was absolutely beautiful. There are benches where you can sit quietly and enjoy nature. It's a popular stop for bikers, hikers, and people going for a scenic drive. I guess, during fall season it woul The parking lot is decent in size and easy to access. Its metered parking btw... There are also restrooms and a small snack shop nearby during the season. It's a peaceful place to relax for a while before continuing your drive...

Wonderful gem in community- between programs for adult learning & kid activities along with…read morebeautiful trails & pond, it's truly a lovely place.

What a cute spot to enjoy the outdoors. Was there in middle of Oct. to do my son and his wife…read morewedding photos. So many perfect shots.

Absolutely stunning views of the river and can see the skyline. Went on cloudy morning and was cool…read moreand refreshing. Park is very small, but big enough for a quick jog.

this is a little wierd to get to but the park is nice and has really great views of the manhattan…read moreskyline and the tappan zee.