Beautiful short walking trail, lake and forest views. It has a playground and a tennis/pickle ball…read morecourts.

only for clarkstown locals; absolutely adore this spot. there once was a skate park; the place is…read moremeant to be quiet. this is just for -locals- and hours rather only after Memorial Day when it comes to paying for the pool and parking.

Such a great five-mile trail along the Hudson that stretches all the way to Haverstraw. Loved by…read moredogs and humans alike. Gorgeous views all the while, lots of shade. A great way to cap a day spent in Nyack. 5 stars!!!

Very nice state park right on the Hudson River. Stunning views of the cliffs and the Mario Cuomo…read moreBridge. Would be a great spot to ride a bike as the path is very well kept.

This is definitely my favorite pool to come to. I've been coming since I was a child and now I get…read moreto bring my own child here. The pool is always clean. They have lifeguards which make it very safe. Plenty of parking which you pay $10 cash for. Entrance to the pool is $5 a person cash or card. Things to note-you can bring blankets, towels, clothes, beach chairs and medications inside the pool area. My son uses an EpiPen and asthma meds and they were allowed in. You cannot bring any food or drinks besides water bottles. You can bring a cooler but no ice. Any other food can be left in the car. I also saw you cannot bring certain goggles for the pool. I will say, they have really improved their menu this year! The chicken tenders and fries were better this year. They added funnel cake and dipping dots, and even have the icy dipping dots which is great for my son who is allergic To dairy. They sell chips and soda bottles, no fountain drinks anymore. You can ask for cups with ice for $1 more. The garlic parm sauce i got for my chicken tenders was sooo good! We spent about $100 on a bunch of food here for 4 but it was well Worth it. Def love how they extended the menu! Plan to return here soon

Took my grandson for a bike ride on a nice day. We had so much fun. It's great for a walk or bike…read moreride in the spring or the fall. In the summer the pool is better. We like to come here in the summer for the water slides. Great for kids.

Beautfiully restored train station and community park at the intersection of Lake Road & Burnside…read moreAvenue in Congers, NY.

Granted it's offseason, park is well maintained, clean, manicured grass. There are a ton of birds &…read moreducks which is nice. Perfect for a little fresh air and exercise.

Great bands and dance floor. Pleasant folks. Lots of picnic tables and grills. Beautiful swimming…read morefacilities. Scenic picnic areas, tennis courts, children's playgrounds and walking paths.

This is a wonderful place to bring the whole family. They have about 12 different trails, all…read moreseparated in different levels of difficulty. The trails are free to enter but they do request for volunteer donation for non members. Different tiers of annul membership available to purchase at main office that comes with some wonderful perks, such as free access to trails and special events. The main office also has some of the exhibition items like insect box and turtle box. Outside the office there's also bird and butterfly cages. We went to the center for our daughter to participate in butterfly feeding event. Upon arrival we found out we had to buy the tickets for one of the two scheduled events. Luckily there were slots available to the second event on the day. The ticket was reasonably cheap, only $8. It also came with an additional bird's exhibition that took place right in front of office deck. All the stuff members were very friendly, informative and interactive. We spent wonderful couple of hours here on beautiful warm summer day.

The most amazing hidden gem in Bergen County, NJ. Family…read morefriendly, easy trails and so beautiful. One of our most favorite places .

This park is very beautiful and located directly across from the water. They also have a…read morerestaurant located towards the end of the park which you share the Parking with so unfortunately it can be very limited at times depending on the capacity of the restaurant. The view is very scenic and tranquil the area nice and quiet in the morning. The Park provides a playground for the kids and its most Definitely pet friendly.

This place has gone downhill very fast. The management is embarrassing, they bend over backwards…read morefor certain religious groups, it's a shame. The pavilion is absolutely disgusting for gatherings. It's a beautiful property ruined by the higher ups.

While I love history and learning new things, I'll be honest and admit that I'm not generally a fan…read moreof touring historic homes, it just doesn't do much for me, but even with that said, of the 4 old estates I toured this weekend, Kykuit was the least noteworthy. Though the guide's knowledge was great, the house itself... Meh. Age and apathy seem to have settled the house down into a state not quite approaching disrepair but not far off either. What once may have been grandiose is now just old, jaded, faded, and big, but not fancy, while the conservation service running the show seems disinclined to keep up with the grounds on any level other than blowing leaves away from the walkways. Even the cars in the museum have half flat tires. Waste of time and money.

Great experience at the Kykuit Highlights Tour…read more This tour is about 1.5 hours and covers the first floor of the estate and outside. There are other (longer) tours that include more of the estate if you like. All tours leave from the Visitor's Center. There is a large parking lot there...but there is also some overflow parking around the corner ii needed. The overflow lot is a short walk to the Visitor's Center. The center has a large shop with lots of gifts and souvenirs. There are also some snacks and bakery-items (coffee, tea, pastries) available for purchase. There are bathrooms and the ticketing area. You check in at the ticketing area and are given a hand band. A bus (very nice and comfy) will take the tour guests from the visitor's center to the estate...the ride is about 10 minutes. The tour guide will also be on the bus offering some information throughout the ride, including information on the structures and facilities within the larger estate as you pass those by. The tour itself was great...but I can see some may want to visit the other floors of the estate, which is only included in the longer tours. Lots of information throughout the tour. They do keep the schedule pretty tight though as I noticed our tour guide checking the schedule regularly to determine how much time to spend at each room. I understand this is crucial in order to accommodate the various timed tours but it does leave little room for asking questions and some of it felt a little rushed. Photography is ONLY permitted outside of the estate. You cannot take photos inside the estate. You are taken back to the visitor's center when the tour it completed. Overall I had a great visit. I would love to return to view some of the other offerings...such as the Philipsburg Manor. All staff I encountered were friendly and helpful.

We come here often to walk our dogs. One of the big things we worry about here are people not…read morefollowing the leash rules and people not cleaning up after their pets. There are huge signs all over the park that tell park goers that leashes are required and to clean up after pets. They even provide the bags ! Otherwise this is a well maintained and fairly quiet park.

Fitness trail is a total joke. Stations in disrepair. Dogs off leash everywhere, especially on…read moreweekends. Cars parked where they are not supposed to be when there are soccer games, even when there are plenty of open legit spots. Whoever is supposed to monitor this does absolutely nothing. Bathrooms are usually disgusting. Compared to town and state parks nearby, this is definitely worth passing by.