Untermyer Gardens

Amazing local park and Grecian style gardens. They just added parking which was very much needed. There is the Yonkers police/fire/ public safety dispatcher memorial at the park as well as walking trails that wind through the park. The walled gardens are amazing and have been lovingly restored to their original grandeur complete with beautiful water features. The entire park offers views of the Hudson and the Palisades and during the summer months there is Shakespeare in the park as well as many other concerts. In the run up to Christmas they decorate the garden for Christmas and have music and tea and hot chocolate. A visit to this yonkers gem is not to be missed.

I went to see the Grand holiday illumination at Untermyer Gardens which was very nice to see. I visited the gardens on a very cold evening however, the experience was still great and I was able to take some really cool photos before my fingers got frost bitten. There are restrooms available before taking the stroll through the gardens and there's a sheltered area inside the gardens for patrons to get a hot beverage as they tour the gardens. I would definitely visit and do this again, walking through the gardens gives you that magical feel of the holiday season however the Christmas lights are obviously a limited time from December 6th until January 6th so come see the lights before they go out!....until the following holiday season.

Really nice private, but free, garden in Yonkers. It’s a small-ish parking lot, so plan accordingly. Gorgeous Hudson valley views and beautiful architectural art. Pretty large space, took us about 2 hours to slowly stroll the gardens, stop and take pictures, etc…

What a beautiful place! Such an interesting history getting inspiration from Persian gardens, fountains from Alhambra, castles, the Roman’s and Greeks, etc. It all goes together beautifully. You can spend a good amount of time here exploring the expansive grounds and the different areas. Lots of beautiful flowers in bloom. I imagine it looks so nice in every season.

Untermyer Gardens is absolutely stunning and one of the best spots in the Hudson Valley. The views of the Hudson River are breathtaking, especially in the fall when the trees burst with color. The gardens are beautifully maintained with lovely paths, fountains, and architecture. Fall is the perfect time to visit for a peaceful and unforgettable experience.

Beautiful historic park and gardens look enchanting from early spring to late fall (I’ve enjoyed winter visit too but with greenery around it looks nicer). Sam Untermyer created the garden in 1917 on the grounds of his Greystone estate with help of the architect that also designed another famous Westchester estate Kykuit, and bequeathed it to the city to be a public park (but without funds to maintain it). Hard to imagine that park was neglected, vandalized and in a state of ruin by 1980s. The way the Walled Garden and Temple of Love look now is testament to hard work of restoration undertaken by Untermyer Garden Conservancy along with the city.

A must-visit by the river, full of peace and quiet beauty. The Love Temple overlooks the water, offering calm views and a serene atmosphere. A place where nature, architecture, and stillness come together.

We spent about 3 hours in this garden excellent place to Hangout. Unique plants, beautiful flowers, evergreen trees. On weekends you will see lots of wedding ceremonies in multiple different corners . Amazing scenery of Hudson valey, be prepared to wear comfortable shoes. Highly recommended for lovers or group of friends or family members.

Overall rating: 5 I've been wanting to go here for years and it was totally worth the commute. Coming from Brooklyn, this was a 2hr commute!! I could speak on and on and on and on: the beautiful trees, the flowers, the space, no people, the air, the scenery, the clouds, the benches, everything. But the pictures do enough! Highly recommend.

This was amongst 4 gardens that I wanted to visit this summer. On a whim, I decided to make the trip one Sunday afternoon. I considered the hour long drive from Southeast Queens and times it for a 2:30 arrival. In my mind, this would allowed for about. 2 hr visit and plenty of time to grab a bite locally before heading back. We pull in to the garden and both sides of the parking lot were full, we had to find street parking a block away. There is no formal check in. However, there are volunteers at the front who welcome donations. Right to the left of the volunteers is a slight incline with a memorial / flagpole. They have the name of officers who have passed on bricks in a semi circle. Bathrooms and water stations are right past that area as you approach the actual garden. The gardens are approximately 43 acres of what is now a public park and the site is what's left of Samuel Untermyer's original 150-acre sprawling estate. It's situated on a bluff overlooking the banks of the Hudson River and provides stunning views from certain lookout points. You're greeted by a huge trees towering over a lily pond which is immediately followed by a long pathway with running fountains and a grand courtyard with beautiful trees and flowers. This particular area was popular with couples taking engagement and wedding shoots. Off to the left side is a beautiful turquoise marble pool (do not get in) which is immediately followed by the most stunning Mountain View's you've seen on this side of NY. Beyond this point, it's a beaten path that is quite rocky so I def recommend good sneakers. This leads you down past a cascading staircase ( see photos) of easily 100 steps that connects to the very end of the property. The views are just breathtaking from the stairs. Off to the right of the stairs they have an Ornamental Garden with vegetables that were ready for harvest. Once you get to the bottom, you'll probably need lots of water, an energy bar and rest before hiking back to the top. On the day I visited, it was 98 degrees and to say it felt like we could touch the sun would be an understatement. I def recommend going early morning, wearing sunscreen and a hat. Overall, the garden is magical. Bring lunch and have a picnic like the many families who seemed to be using the property for just that. There's a plaza about 5 mins away either way Dunkin and a convenience store should you need one.

I went to the Untermeyer Gardens this past weekend. What a beautiful way you spend my sunday. The place has alot of history dating back to the 1300s. Beautiful green space with with great views and a great way to relax. We spent the day thete. We picnicked and just layed out and had a great stressfree and relaxing day. Did I mentioned iits free and free parking is available. Totally a must do this summer..

I saw this place on TikTok so many times but I have not had time all summer really until literally the last week of summer. We took the MetroNorth train to Greystone which was a 35 minute train ride. It was a 20 minute uphill walk to the garden which was fine for me since I do stairmaster at the gym haha. You could probably take the bus from the train station but we were fine with walking. The garden was free which was amazing since it's pretty large (43 acres). There's restrooms near the entrance. They renovate parts of it periodically so it's very well maintained. I really liked the Temple of the Love and the Walled Garden areas. The Temple of Love looks better from the bottom. There's also walking paths along the Hudson River which was nice. I would definitely come back! They seem to light it up for Christmas as well.

Hidden gem in yonkers. This park has some nice water features and its usually quiet. Free parking onsite. The park is connected to a larger trail, but usually you can do a big loop: through water features, down large steps towards hudson river, trail towards mini river and then back to main lawn. Recommend it for a picnic or for a quick stroll without the crowds.

We visited Untermyer Gardens Conservancy on a Saturday in August and had a nice visit. Parking wasn't possible in the parking lot but after a while we were able to find a spot on the street. This park was very busy, which is great to see people taking advantage of a pretty spot with free admission. There are bathrooms on site when you first come into the grounds and then there are several different gardens and fountains you can visit. I will definitely be back in spring to see everything blooming.

I grew up across the street from Untermyer Park when it was rumored that Son of Sam was killing animals here. Although it had an impressive history the park was in disrepair and considered dangerous. Waring owned the largest hat factory in the U.S.; in 1865 he bought 33 acres of land from the Bolmer estate, and had architect John Davis Hatch build a turreted 99 room mansion called "Greystone". Samuel J. Tilden, bought it building 13 greenhouses to grow ornamental plants as well as fruits & vegetables. He died here & the property was auctioned in 1899. Samuel Untermyer was a lawyer, a partner in the firm of Guggenheimer, Untermyer & Marshall, purchasing the 133-acre property. He was the first American lawyer to win a $1,000,000 case. He became extremely wealthy & took cases which involved promoting the public welfare. Untermyer hired Bosworth, a École des Beaux Arts trained architect & landscape designer. Bosworth created a greenhouse, the Walled Garden, the Vista, the Color Gardens, the Rose Garden, the Vegetable Gardens, and the Temple of Love, perched on a rocky promontory. The Walled Garden is a 3-acre "Indo-Persian kind of garden" inspired by the Agra Fort in India. The garden opens to views of the Hudson River & Palisades. The large rectangular limestone gate is topped by a relief of Artemis. Untermyer Gardens was nationally famous, with great gardeners training here. In it's heyday the estate had 60 greenhouses & employed 60 gardeners. In 1940, Untermyer died, he planning to donate his gardens & mansion. Upkeep was too expensive & the U.S., NYS & Yonkers all refused. In 1946, the mansion was torn down and 16 acres was given to the City of Yonkers. Since 2011, the Untermyer Gardens Conservancy & the Yonkers Parks Dept. have been restoring the gardens with NYS grants. There is a head gardener and 6 full time gardeners. Yoga, family movie evenings and events are are now offered in these majestic gardens. The gardens are clean, appear safe and are free!

A beautiful grounds filled with art and nature! It's like stepping back into time this well maintained grounds is perfect for walking, picnics, and just enjoying life! It's very beautiful garden with trails there is some shade and benches to sit down and enjoy ! There are several sculptures / points of interest to see scattered along the grounds. It can take a bit of a while to see them all and the grounds tend to get crowded in the summertime when we went but it is well worth it :)

A beautiful hidden gem just outside of NYC! We saw this place through social media and decided to check it out this weekend. We got there right as it was opening and it already had more people than expected (but not yet overwhelming). The gardens are just beautiful! There was no entrance fee but they do have some QR codes with suggested donation prices. We stayed about an hour and had an overall great trip here! Definitely recommend for a quick cheap adventure.

Came back again this year for the light show. It has been a tradition that we pick up during the pandemic & plan to continue. Beautiful light display, with calming music. They finished doing the mini pool this year which make our visit more beautiful. They had free chocolate this year too. A fan of this place, entrance is free, with street parking available. Don't forget to donate if you can afford.

I really enjoyed this place! My husband surprised me by taking me here on a "dateventure" as we call them. :) The gardens are gorgeous, and the history of this place is so interesting. The volunteers are friendly and knowledgeable. We enjoyed talking to them! We spent about 2 hours here, and that was with stopping and taking many photos, as well as sitting on the many benches along the way to take in the sights. I highly recommend visiting here!

Untermyer Gardens is the most beautiful gardens to visit in Yonkers, New York! Paradise Regained (John Milton) A Must-Visit: Lovingly restored by Stephen Byrns, the breathtaking Untermyer Gardens Conservancy, a hidden, beautiful, and free, public gardens in New York, has stunning landscaped Indo-Persian-style gardens and architecture and a spectacular view of the Hudson River! As a nature-lover, I appreciated the remarkable project to renovate, restore, revive and transform this historic Gardens.

This place is a hidden gem in New York; the hiking and photo backdrops are unique. The gardens are beyond your wildest dreams. I wish people worked there to ask questions, but it's worth the trip.

Gorgeous no matter what season. It's been revitalized within the past 10-12 years. A must see park in Yonkers! Great for families couples and individuals!

Lovely place for a date, family or friends. Free parking but it fills up easily. So parking on street will do. There's bathrooms on premises. Bring in your own food and drink. Outstanding views and a few small trails. Many photo ops. Bring comfy shoes.

I'm not even sure how I heard of this place. May have been Yelp!, may have been online. I'm just glad that I found this place because it's simply magical! Came here a few weekends ago before hitting up some of the local breweries in the area. You're best, and only bet on getting here is driving since I didn't see any public transportation around. The parking is TIGHT! Especially on a busy summer weekend. We had to keep circling until someone pulled out. What's great about this is that not only is it a beautiful conservancy/garden, but they also have concerts, hold workshops and have classes! When you come in, they have people at a table that can give you all the information that you need. Across from them are the bathrooms. I didn't use them, but they seemed clean from what I saw. Definitely pick up a map so you can know where you are going and make sure not to miss anything. The place is deceptively huge so you can miss a lot. There's lots of history here and so many pretty spots to take pictures and soak in all of the beautiful scenery. There's a TON of walking to do here with many hills and steps. It's definitely a good hike, so wear good walking shoes and bring water. The Vista is one of the first overlooks that you will come to upon entering. Many flights of steps down, but once you get there, the view of the Hudson River is glorious. My favorite part of the garden is the Temple of Love. Surrounded by a stream and fountain. Once you climb up to the gazebo, you will have the best view of the Hudson Valley in the immediate area! Upon exiting, you have the ampitheater where they hold the concerts. In that area there are a few picnic tables so if you bring food, you can have yourself a little picnic. You can also bring chairs to set yourself up on the lawn to watch the free shows. I recommend coming here immensely!! The most amazing views with beautiful scenery. Great photo opportunities. You won't be disappointed.

Incredible gem in lower Westchester. It's free and very pretty. Be sure to walk down the very long steps to the river. It's an amazing view. There are some benches here and there. The paths are mostly stroller friendly (except for spots like the aforementioned long staircase). There are apparently some events here, too. It was recommended to us to sign up for their newsletter for more info. Parking can be challenging, but street parking is available.

First, let me say it should be called a magical garden, and I stole that title from a friend who took me there today. I did not know this place existed. I simply cannot believe my eyes. I cannot believe this place has been here so long and I didn't know it - please go don't walk run to this park. Tonight starting at four they're having a Halloween event it is beautiful. This will be a great place whether you're alone or with friends you could go there and work sit just be still I promise you you will find peace here, Beauty here nature here I think the presence of God is here.

Some people go to New York for the hustle and bustle of NYC. I was able to enjoy the more nature driven side north of NY with the help with my sister driving us around! My lord what a gorgeous scene Untermyer was! Even writing this review I want to go back and see the sights again. You get a grand picturesque view across the hudson towards the cliff side of NJ and everything about the garden was just so breath taking! I just fell in love with the vast selection of maples they had here lol! And boy where they so many Japanese variations! Especially towards the temple of love where it was just lined with maples! Could spend hours here if we didn't have places to go and more things to see. Would 1000% recommend a visit if you love the nature and want to see a different side that NY has to offer.

These grounds are absolutely magical, something straight out of a movie. The photos of the gardens do not come close to what it looks like in person. Great place to take important photos as there are so many different spots. Glad I was able to experience this and have the photos to prove it.

What a beautiful place to take a stroll and enjoy the air. This is a close distance from the city and what's even better, it's free! I have a newborn and like most moms, I'm not comfortable taking my son out to public settings just yet. However, I am open to go to places that are outdoors with open space- this was perfect. The flowers were in full bloom and were so vibrant in color... lots of great photo opps here! The parking lot is minimal, but it shouldn't be long for a spot to open up with the foot traffic. This is a great place to have a picnic and just enjoy the day.

Untermyer Gardens in Yonkers is a fantastic spot for a scenic escape. With stunning Hudson River views, meticulously landscaped gardens, and interesting architectural elements, it's a great place to relax, take photos, and enjoy a leisurely walk. The gardens are free to enter and well-maintained, making it an attractive option for a budget-friendly outing. Keep in mind that the terrain can be hilly in some parts, so comfortable shoes are recommended.

I love the beauty and the history of this conservatory. First and foremost it's free which I love. Parking can be hard on busier days since they are limited spots. I would suggest you start at The Wall Garden. It's based of the Garden of Eden it is the finest Persian garden in the western hemisphere. The Crossed canals symbolize the four elements earth, air, Fire and Water.

I was visiting from out of state for work and found this as a highly recommended spot. It absolutely didn't disappoint. There is a tight turn into the park, but then ample parking. There are free maps available that guide you to the different areas and outlooks. The views of the river were breathtaking, and it was great to have a calm spot to relax.

Lovely Sunday well spent at this garden. It has incredible views to offer for just about a half an hour drive from the city. Free entrance but we donated once we left and suggest you do the same. Wear comfy closed toe shoes for the easy short trail/hike around the property. Limited parking inside but we found one near the front of the entrance. I saw some picnic tables by the exit although you can bring food for a picnic inside the grounds as well. Restroom and porter potties available. My boyfriend said the mens room was gross and I felt the same about the ladies room too. Will try to come back in winter for the holiday lights and also cherry blossom season next year.

These lovely gardens are a hidden gem in Yonkers. I can only imagine how beautiful this place is in the springtime (and will certainly return then to see), because even in the ice and snow, there is an otherworldly tranquility to it. I only saw the walled garden as it was still too icy and damp to explore the whole park, but it immediately transported me into a Greco-Roman meets Indo-Persian paradise. Looking forward to returning in the spring to complete the exploration of the grounds and highlights.

WOW! This garden is incredibly beautiful! It's actually more beautiful than NY Botanical Gardens! Lots of restoration going on. The plantings are beyond what I expected.

BLUF: A lovely, scenic public space. Untermyer Park and Gardens was once part of an opulent private estate, and is now owned by the City of Yonkers and administered jointly with a conservancy. According to the Yonkers Mayor's Office, Untermyer was the top attraction in Westchester County last year. My favorite features are the Walled Garden -- an Indo-Persian inspired garden; and the Vista -- tree-lined stairs that descend to an overlook of the Hudson River and the Palisades. One can probably see everything in the park in about one hour, but do budget more time for an idyllic, relaxed experience. The City of Yonkers is making a concerted effort to Untermyer Gardens to its former glory. We loved the park when we visited, chances are there will be more to see, experience, and enjoy by the time you visit. Logistics: - Bring your own refreshments, as none are available for purchase at the park. - Wear footwear with traction as the hills are steep and most paths outside the Walled Garden are unpaved. - Adequately maintained men's and women's restrooms are available. Maybe bring your own soap as there was none in the men's restroom in a recent visit.

It is a 46 acre public garden. -- Totally underrated. It does, unfortunately, have a dark past. The park was eventually cleaned up, and it is now a beautiful garden with stunning views of the Hudson River. Open everyday and it's free. If you're interested, they offer private guided tours run by volunteers. Untermeyer has multiple spectacular garden areas, such as the Temple of Love, Walled Garden, Rock and Stream Garden, etc. The gardens features ornamental sculptures, fountains, and waterfalls. It is easily accessible by riding the Metro-North or the Bee Line Bus system. 5 stars.

Its a gorgeous garden, Has well managed free parking, Restrooms are available. Perfect for family visit/ photo shoot

Free to enjoy the gardens. Toilets available. Please support the conservancy by donating.

A beautiful place, well kept, and free! This is the kind of place where a donation should always be made so that they can keep it going for years to come. We went on Columbus day, it was busy when we arrived at 1pm but we were still able to get a parking spot. Then u just walk thru all the botanical beauty. Bring comfy shoes and a snack & water. Bathrooms are clean, and enjoy nature.

This place is really beautiful. Nice place to admire nature. Saw some plants/trees i have never seen before.

We trekked all the way from Staten Island to get here and it was well worth it. The gardens are gorgeous and were nearly empty on a random Thursday. There are no concessions inside but there are clean bathrooms before you enter. Ample parking. My friends and I were so ensconced in conversation that it took us a few tries to find the entrance. There is a warning sign on the exit gate not to let the deer in...so I guess don't do it no matter what the deer may say. This is a must visit. We followed up our walk with lunch at nearby Harvest on Hudson (5 min drive if you don't take wrong turns like we did).

Beautiful beautiful beautiful nature conservancy. Absolutely breathtaking in the summer. Perfect for events and picnics. Hopefully they continue to restore and maintain it!

Untermeyer Gardens is a beautiful historic park hidden in Yonkers. And the cool part about it? It's free and there is parking. We wanted to take a drive down towards the city and we stumbled across this hidden gem. I felt like I was somewhere outside New York, with the beautiful Grecian amphitheater, gardens, and The Vista, a very long descending staircase that faces the river and provides you with a gorgeous view. We left feeling enchanted. If it's free, it's for me. And during times like this, with prices rising and feeling cooped up for so long because of Covid, this is a nice place to get away to, free your mind, and appreciate the beauty of nature.

Absolutely gorgeous park. Some attributes are Greco-Roman while there is clear inspiration from Babylonian architecture. Untermyer is so nice that people get married here. The park is very clean, I hardly saw any trash. The park was bigger than I expected, plenty of trails if you want to get some exercise. Great place for photoshoots, picnics, and just admiring beauty. I was shocked this park is free, they could make a killing charging people. You go to a county park with two half-broken picnic tables, and a mediocre pavilion and they charge you $10. I wish I had cash on me to make a donation. Definitely a one of a kind park that you need to check out.

Untermyer Gardens Conservancy is truly a beautiful park that is defintely a hidden find (I happen to find this on Yelp before visiting the East Coast). This park was part of the private estate of Samuel Untermyer from 1899 to 1940. Samuel Untermyer was a lawyer. This garden was built in 1916 and was called "America's Most Spectacular Garden" during the 1920's. Since 1946, the city of Yonkers has owned this park. This park has such beautiful views of the Hudson River. There is a beautiful waterfall and truly is a perfect place for a photo shoot. On the day of my visit, I saw 3 professional style photo shoots happening (maternity, family and wedding photos. The bride was just gorgous and I know she and her husband probably have one of the best wedding photos). A good part of this park is shaded in case you worry about the sun in your face. The park/ garden is well maintained, which suprises me that it is free for the public to visit (open 7 days a week) and also has free parking (if you don't find any more spots in their lot then you can also find some free street parking). There are also clean restrooms in front of the garden. The only downside about this park is that they do not allow dogs, with the exception of service animals. If only I lived closer, I would most likely have my next family photos taken here.

Came here for the holiday lights. It was really nice for a free park. They had plenty of lights and there were lots of families walking around taking pictures. There was also hot chocolate provided (donate what you wish). The conservatory takes care of the gardens and is actively trying to rehabilitate and rebuild parts of this extensive gardens. This is a really historic gardens that at one time was over 100 acres and would host tens of thousands of people. Would be nice if the more of the gardens could be restored so if you come to view the lights, please give a donation to the conservancy!

I still find it hard to believe that such a gorgeous space does not charge for admission or parking. I was hyped when a friend suggested we go here for a girls' day out, and even more excited when I realized this was the cute place that my other friend got proposed to! For a Saturday afternoon, it really wasn't too crowded and we were able to get some nice pictures in without the background being packed. There were beautiful colors every where we looked on this hot summer's day. The walk to the Temple of Love felt like a mini hike with all the trees. It was the perfect amount of "strenuous" walking for the 85 degree weather. I would definitely return with more friends, family, or for a cute date.

Beautiful place for peace of mind. It makes you truly appreciate the little bit of nature we get in New York. This is a great place for kids, family's just a simply day out for a walk or a nice picnic. I would even take photos here when the flowers start to bloom because of how BEAUTIFUL the scenery is. Most people in the area don't really visit so I recommend coming here and spreading the word!

What an amazing experience! loved everything about this place. A must visit! Pro tip: Plenty of street parking if you don't get a lot spot

These gardens are such a delight to behold. They are located on the banks of the Hudson River and you will have MANY beautiful locations to take it all in. There is plenty of parking and a very friendly/knowledgeable staff member, before you enter, who will describe the intraquesies of the site. There is no entrance fee, but they do have a donation box. From the moment that you enter these gardens, it welcomes you with literally.....open arms. The two huge entrance doors open up to beautiful scenery of a looooong scenic pools, which extend all the way to the back end of the gardens. You will find MANY locations where you will have opportunities to take picturesque photos/videos. It is Instagram heaven, to say the least. Throughout your walk, you will find many benches, where you could rest or enjoy the beauty from a different angle. In order to view the location closest to the Hudson River, you will need to walk down a veryyyyyyy looooooong walkway, which is angled downward. At the bottom, you will be able to take it all in. When you're ready to walk back up, make sure that you are prepared to get your heart racing. Just take your time and enjoy the beauty of how this walkway has been set up. There is another section called, Temple of Love. I don't even know how to fully describe it, in order to give it its just reward. As you approach this area, you will start to hear waterfalls. When you finally see it, it will take your breath away. The pictures taken here will be memorable and the grounds are serene and so tranquil. Visiting these gardens was an absolute delight and you will, most definitely, agree. Please, visit and........ enjoy.

The gardens are beautiful but if you have a dslr camera or any other than cell phone do not bother to come. You can not use your good camera.

I say: Tis a lovely hidden gem within the City of Yonkers! The architecture and layout of this botanical garden pleasantly reminds me of my time in Alexandria Egypt. Truly a lovely place to stroll and lounge around with a date or friend. Good Show!

Such a serene and scenic surprise in Yonkers! Beautiful grounds. A cool little adventure. Friendly groundskeepers. Endless corners for photo ops if that's your thing. Be prepared to climb the incline back up if you venture down to the bottom. Picnic tables at the entrance to sit and have a bite after exploring.

Love that this Garden and Conservancy is so close to me and only 20 miles north of NYC in Yonkers. It's so beautiful and it's also free and open to the public 7 days a week. In the busy season you need to get a timed entry ticket on weekends. I went today and there was only a handful of people on this beautiful day. Views were breathtaking. Can't wait to go back when more flowers bloom. Open now with safety measures in place. Enjoy!

These gardens are absolutely magical! I never heard of the Untermeyer park and gardens until recently and took a spontaneous ride from Brooklyn to visit these magnificent gardens! We are so fortunate to have FREE access to these magical gardens! Many visitors were using the gardens as a backdrop for family photos Lots of beauty and territory to cover so visit on a day that's not too hot and spend lots of time exploring the beauty and it overlooks the Hudson River! It's truly magical! Wear comfortable shoes and prepare to be amazed! You are close enough to some cool Hudson towns to grab a bite also- TARRYTOWN, Hastings on the Hudson and Nyack

Later this month, the Grand Holiday Illumination 2021 will be held. The walled garden will be illuminated by 100,000 lights, there will be seasonal music, and free hot chocolate will be available. Opening Night will be on December 10, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Admission will be free every night from December 11 through January 2, from 4:30-8:00 p.m.