Climbing trees, river views, paved paths
Rockwood Hall State Park in Sleepy Hollow is a 200-acre Hudson River preserve with exceptional climbing trees, paved walking paths, grassy picnic areas with river views, and historic stone foundations from former mansions.
Free · Outdoor · Quiet-friendly
Most paths are paved and stroller/wheelchair accessible, though some sections are gravel and steep.
No bathrooms or food vendors on site; plan accordingly or bring a picnic.
Dogs are welcome, and the park is quieter before midday.
Free parking across from the entrance; additional parking available at nearby Hospital lot.