Excellent place to go for a quick and local hike. It's not very crowded, but if it does get crowded just keep walking and you'll easily escape the crowds. They also have a good area to see a number of birds they have.
Easy hike. Lot's of life around the hike. We saw an Eastern Painted turtle trying to lay eggs.
Gravel trails, great views. Lots of birds and frogs. Dog friendly
Great place. 8 am to 5 Pm parking is $5 after that its free. Good visitor center. Various places to sit, various hike trails from easy to moderate to hard. Trails are marked properly with white blue and red colors for different trails. Around the lake is 1.5 mile hike which is pretty good, wear good shoes.
Beautiful private nature conservation area. The trails are well marked and maintained. Many times the only reminders that you are in Westchester are the power lines that unfortunately cross the lake.
This is a neighborhood gem.
Trails are well marked. Preserve is in great condition with on going work. Clean bathroom in visitor center and a clean compost outhouse by parking lots.
Very quiet space with plenty of parking and well maintained hiking trails.
Great local park, feels far bigger then the listed acerage might suggest. Hike the three lakes trail on a sunny day.
Well marked trails beautiful spot. There were people there however it was not crowded. Take the TL trail not many people on it and it allows you to see most of what teatown has to offer. We Parked in the lakeside lot not the main visitor center it seemed to be less crowded. Don't miss the raptor display very interesting
One of my favorite places in the area to take a mini-hike. $5 day fee parking (they have solar-powered digital kiosks for your convenience-they need the fee to keep the grounds running). I explored the Cliffdale Farm on the west side and saw a Barr owl. The loop around the lake is quite lovely (lots of fish, turtles, and spied a grey heron). During the week is peaceful and they offer wonderful nature programs for kids and adults just check their site.
Grew up in the area. Always a great place to chill.
Perfect! Grounds and trails are immaculate. You can tell this place is loved and cared for.
Convenient snack, souvenirs, and beverage station (ice cream and iced coffee woohoo ).
Just go!
Great network of trails with lots of easy options for family
Amazing, well worth the visit, quiet beautiful lots of animals and peace
Teatown is a wonderful place with a very talented staff that provides a wide range of learning and exploring opportunities. My kids LOVE their camp and my husband and I enjoy their many special family offerings such as maple syrup demonstrations and Eagle Fest. It's also a great place to take a walk anytime of the year. The promise of visiting the birds of prey is a guaranteed draw for the kids.
A peaceful retreat at any time, but especially now in the midst of the pandemic. It was wonderful to get out and breathe fresh air. The trails can be narrow in spots, but people are generally taking extra precautions and being considerate.
Excellent hiking. Can be rough, check map. Some great views.
Nicely maintained trail. Very easy next to pond. Have to pay for parking but not after 5pm.
What a great place to visit! There is a main entrance for educational instruction. Parking is easy and $5 for the day unless you are a member. The trails are very well marked with a variety of scenery to choose from.
Very thoughtful and beautiful changes to the Hidden Valley Trail. Wonderful nature trails, world class children's programs, and a valuable natural resource in the heart of Westchester.
Trails well groomed. There are stumps in certain spots. Different levels of trails for everyone. I felt very safe. Nice family place. Well shaded trail. If u live close I suggest becoming a member.
It is a educational place. Great for the all Family
Lovely trail
Well kept markers
Peaceful with plenty rest areas for alone time
Blue marker easy trail
Orange trail slightly moderate
Has connecting trails to kichawan preserve
Highly recommend
Comes with a park fee for $5
What a beautiful little spot. This is our first time here, but it was the perfect place to take our dog and enjoy the outdoors. It's right down the street from the Ossining dog park and is an on leash experience. But there is certainly enough space for a long lead for your dog.
Great place for a day trip. Lots to experience. Beaver are active. I saw a momma bass with it's fry. Who knew the fry stick close! I watched for 30 minutes while on the wooden walkway!
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