What a great park!! It has it all. The playground is amazing...There's grass to play on... The ice…read morecream truck is always there... There's a lake with a doc with plenty of fish, geese and ducks to feed... Picknic tables... And probably my favorite, lots of shade as well!!!

Very beautiful and lots to do. The pond is pretty to walk around and there are big fields for the…read morekids to play. I love this park and my kids do too!!

Escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy what Nature has to offer located in Armonk's backroads at…read moreWampus on Rt 128. This was the perfect peaceful place to park ourselves after we'd gotten some pastries and Gelato. I'm not sure if there's another entrance to this park, but the main entrance features a nice sized parking lot, picnic tables, small boat rental area and the dock to the pond. Don't be fooled by the pond- you can't take the plunge as there's no swimming allowed- plus it's filled with lily pads and other plant life. Boat rentals only take place Saturdays and Sundays for a small fee and a Westchester County Park Pass isn't required to enter. For boat rental however, you do get a leg up on savings with your pass. Any other info, check online. We claimed a picnic table to enjoy our pastries and played cards under the teees. This was a nice spot to wind down- just be sure to respect Nature and the area where you are and keep it clean.

Amazing time. Open Friday-Sunday. Rent a boat and fish. Prepare for no shade but a fun time out on…read morethe row boat!

The hike around Meredstead is gorgeous , the scenery , the trees and plants are breathtaking , walk…read morepast the bldg and go up into the field then walk across coming onto the same road by the farmhouse... u will not be disappointed ......

This is a neat park, tucked away into the back hills of the Mt Kisco area. We decided to go here…read morefor a nice little walk with some geocaching, and got here on a nice early spring day. It's got this really spooky, abandoned vibe. If someone were filming a post apocalyptic farm scene, or a creepy spooky movie, this would be a good place to do it. We didn't see anyone else while we were there. The mansion looked slightly decrepit, and everything had a shabby, timeworn look. There's a really decent set of trails that wind throughout the property, but they're not blazed very well, or at all really. It's mostly a matter of keeping to the map and wandering around the wide trails. My biggest complaint is the mixed messages on the allowance of dogs. The webpage says that dogs are welcomed, on leash. Once you get there, there are signs that say dogs aren't allowed. It would be nice if the parks department could get their messaging straight on that.

We did not take any tour of the house when we were here because it was closed. The ground were huge…read moreand nice to take a walk. It's a nice place to stop and relax after a long drive. Next time, we might go back to check out the house.

This is a cute little historic site, although it sure is remote from other things. We had a tour…read morewith 1 other couple, so it's not a popular location and it probably gets less funding as a State Park site vs. National Park Site so as far as a historical house goes it's not the most intriguing or lavish, but it's nice if you are in the area. It's not as impressive as say Monticello and not as popular and informative as FDR's house not to far away, but it has its charm. Being hidden away can be an asset, as when you are at the house, it's far up the hill from the road and really quiet, so you can get a good sense of what Mr. Jay would have enjoyed in his retirement. You can feel the peacefulness and why he'd choose to live here after living in Manhattan. The tour is about an hour and there was a farmer's market set up in the adjacent lot, but otherwise there isn't a lot to see/do nearby. Still, it's worth seeing if it's not too far from you or if you have other things in the area to see.

Love the hiking trails here so much... it's like a little secret, neighboring the very-popular…read moreWestmoreland Sanctuary. Smaller and more intimate and manageable. Cross the bridge and follow the red trail for a gorgeous, up-hill, three-mile hike. Our dog roamed off-leash and had the best time, as did we! Walked this in 34-degrees and it was totally empty and peaceful. In the summer, it's green and stunning. 5 stars!!!!

If you love bird watching, this is a must place to visit. There is a section high up where you can…read moresit on the bench to do some bird watching. Great hiking trails too. Gorgeous view!

Wow, this is the epitome of summer! Idyllic, carefree, happy. A beautiful pool set amid the woods,…read moretennis courts, and sprawling fields of Katonah. Yummy local deli Paulie's is the canteen, offering a great mozzarella-balsamic-chicken sandwich and mozzarella sticks. Has a baby pool and adult/all ages pool. Lots of lounge chairs in the sun and shade. $40 per person for a day pass, or $180 per person for the whole year's membership. Can't wait to come back. 5 stars!!!!

Stunning! Such a special walk around in the woods the lake with bridges and falling leaves and…read moreislands. Peaceful and the perfect length and arduous enough for a weekend walk. Recommend to everyone. 5 stars!!!!

What a great stroll around the lake watching a blue heron sit, fly, glide upon it. My pups enjoyed…read morethe walk during the midday sun under mostly shaded paths (blue trail) around the water.

It's not the most welcoming place. It's very close to a prison and has no lights. This dog park…read morerequires a yearly fee to participate. It doesn't seem worth it to me. Perhaps others will enjoy it but we left.

Having just moved to Katonah, we were eager to check out this dog park that a bunch of people…read morerecommended. We've got a small dog so it's great finding a dog park that not only has a small dog section but also expansive fields of green, trees, fresh air, kind people... (can you tell we just moved from the city?!) 5 stars!!!!!