Best places: Tourist attractions in Cortlandt, United States

Set at the base of Croton Dam, this 97-acre site offers fishing, hiking & other seasonal recreation.

1,000-acre parkland offering 15 mi. of hiking trails & an indoor/outdoor nature education center.

Revolutionary War-era manor & living history museum with guides in period dress plus gardens & more.

👍 Great park for picnics and relaxation. Good playground and small boat ramp

Park with a massive swimming pool plus tennis courts, golf courses, trails, lake for fishing & more.

👍 Really beautiful area of Peekskill, even if the rest of the downtown area leaves much to be desired. It’s such a great hang out spot for anyone. There’s a big play area for the kids, BBQ grills under the gazebo and picnic tables and chairs. There are also poles for setting up a volleyball net if you...

508-acre riverfront park with a boat launch, campground, fishing, picnic areas, a playground & more.

Placid, 1,500-plus acre park offering trails for biking & hiking, as well as fishing & more.

Park at the site of the 1779 Battle of Stony Point featuring a museum & a historic lighthouse.

👍👍 Peaceful Natural Beauty in our very own neighborhood. Nature abounds. Bring your camera. Walk sit chat or picnic your choice.

👍👍 Trails here are wide and beautifully cultivated. The fall is small but charming. This park needs better signage on the trails.

👍 Overall it was a nice first visit to the park. Beautiful, nice area with picnic tables, and seemingly many tails. However, I really wish there was a better trail map online or that the trails were marked better. We were worried about getting lost so sort of skirted the parking lot.

👍 Quick stop but not much to see, very quiet here!

👍 Cute park. Had to call to inquire about how the showers went on, but once they were on the kids and I had a blast. There are only port a potties on the premises, so be prepared if the little ones need to use the bathroom. The parking space alotted for the actual park is small, but free. You can pay...

208-acre riverside park for sailing, fishing, baseball & trails linked to the Hudson River Greenway.

Day park known for scenic hiking paths offering Hudson River views, plus a jumbo pool & picnic area.

😠 This place no longer exists other than a sign and an old road which is a dumping ground

👍👍 Absolutely amazing view of the Hudson River. Two fireplaces at shelter entrance. Tough hike up the Blue Trail to get here. Water source 0.3 miles from shelter at junction of Blue and Yellow trails. Surrounding campsites have room for about 20 backpackers.