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Montrose, NY 10548

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https://parks.westchestergov.com

Glen Island Park, a 105-acre island connected to New Rochelle by a historic drawbridge, is one of Westchester County's most cherished recreational areas. Originally developed in the 19th century as a summer resort by John H. Starin, the park features a crescent-shaped beach, picnic areas, a catering hall, and remnants of its storied past, including castles, sculptures, and a Neo-Georgian bathhouse.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of amenities such as boat launching ramps, pathways, and reservable picnic pavilions while experiencing the park's scenic beauty along Long Island Sound. With its rich history and diverse recreational offerings, Glen Island Park remains a favorite destination for residents and guests alike.

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George’s Island Park

"George's Island is a great place even in the winter to see the beautiful eagles flying around and other wildlife in the water in and trees. Beautiful picture-perfect scenery with the majestic..."

George's Island Park

George’s Island Park is a 208-acre waterfront park located in Montrose, NY, offering stunning views of the historic Hudson River. The park features tidal wetlands, a freshwater pond, wooded trails, and provides boat access to the river, making it an ideal spot for nature study and picnicking. In winter, the park becomes a favored location for eagle viewing along the Hudson River. A network of trails connects the park to the Hudson River Greenway, highlighting its archaeological significance and sensitive natural areas, particularly along the shoreline. Generated from the website

George's Island Park

George's Island Park is a picturesque 208-acre waterfront park located in Montrose, NY. With stunning views of the historic Hudson River, the park offers a variety of natural attractions including tidal wetlands, a freshwater pond, and wooded trails. Visitors can enjoy boating on the Hudson River, explore the park's nature study areas, or simply relax and have a picnic. In the winter, the park is a popular spot for eagle-watching. George's Island Park is open year-round and is known for its archaeological significance and preservation of sensitive natural areas along the shoreline.Generated from the website

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