Angela K.
2/10/2023
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
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Dutch St
Montrose, NY 10548
George’s Island Park is a 208-acre waterfront park nestled in Montrose, NY, offering stunning vistas of the historic Hudson River. The park boasts a diverse landscape with tidal wetlands, a freshwater pond, and enchanting wooded trails, providing opportunities for boating, nature observation, and peaceful picnics. During winter, the park is a popular destination for eagle-watching along the Hudson River.
Visitors can explore the park's scenic beauty while traversing its trail network that seamlessly connects to the Hudson River Greenway. With archaeological significance and pristine natural areas, particularly along the shoreline, George’s Island Park is a serene escape for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Amenities at the park include boat access to the Hudson River, designated areas for picnicking, and opportunities for nature study. Whether seeking a tranquil retreat surrounded by nature or a picturesque spot for outdoor activities, George’s Island Park invites visitors to immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of its captivating surroundings.
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5.05 reviews
Robert C.
6/12/2018
A gem of a park, especially weekdays, when its almost a private preserve. $10 without a County pass or $5 with a pass - prices per car. Boaters can launch for a fee. Groups must pre reserve....
Sunny L.
2/1/2018
A jewel my boyfriend had discovered during the summer. There are few good 1 hr walking trials and two rest areas. The park also offer BBQ spots. A great weekend getaway place.
Mary Jane R.
1/1/2016
Lovely Hudson River park, located in a residential area in Westchester County. We were heading north from Long Island to Poughkeepsie for a hike across a pedestrian bridge, and because of the...
Kate K.
2/23/2018
I often forget this park is even here because it is so nestled in the back of town. But either way, it has ample space for large groups or small ones just wanting to picnic and relax near the...
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