Vibrant dog park : Golden retriever frolicking with a frisbee, beagle puppy playfully chasing,…read moremixed breed dog splashing in a communal water bucket, owners chatting at a safe distance.

I hope my dog enjoyed the visit. He really didn't run around too much and all I did was sit there…read moreand provide food for the mosquitos. All in all, the place is clean although the plastic bag dispensers for dog waste were empty and I had no choice but to leave it where HE left it. Sorry to all those who came later. I'll stock up on OFF and come back again, with plastic bags.

I visited the Kenisco Dam for the first time today and had such a nice time! The dam itself is very…read morebeautiful. I love that there's lots of green space to sit and relax and also a small playground for children. Taking the stairs up was more intense than I expected, but it's definitely worth the hike! The views from the top are beautiful! They also had a few pop up vendors which was nice too. Parking was easy and free, so you can't beat that.

This is just a beautiful spot to spend a couple of hours on a mild summer day. Our grandson had…read moreheard about it last year and wanted to check it out, so we got a Zipcar and drove up. Hiked up and across, ate the lunch we'd brought at one of the umbrella'ed tables near the playground, and then the skies opened up; drove back to Manhattan on an almost flooded Bronx River Parkway. Grandson back for a visit this year, wanted to go back! Zipcar got more expensive, so I followed the directions on their website using public transportation. DON'T! The website says take Metronorth to White Plains and then a Bee-line bus, #6, to the Dam Plaza. We found the bus stop, and the schedule said 11:43. Perfect, right? Not. 12:43 came and went. Other buses came and went. The #6 never showed up, so finally we took a taxi for $20.00. Took 10 minutes to get there. Better to take a train to Valhalla and walk the less than a mile or Uber for 8.95 or something like that. Watch the schedule for going back to Grand Central, because in the afternoon it seems to run just once an hour. Plan accordingly. Otherwise we had a good time.

So altho dog parks are some what safe alot of diseases go around. I have been taken my dog here and…read morein a 3 month span my dog got kennel cough a rash from fleas and an eye infection. This has never happened before. I will not be taking him there anymore. Now i know why people say it can be dangerous or unhealthy.

Ok, folks, now I haven't been yet to every single dog park in Westchester County (a place where I…read moregrew up and just returned to and am stunned at how dog-unfriendly it can be) -- but I'm here to tell you that the Ossining Dog Park is WONDERFUL! I'm hoping to move back to Westchester for a job, and now with my dog in tow, and a big dog park fan, went in search of some good ones. I was getting discouraged until I found a website that lists all of Westchester's dog parks -- http://www.animal-link.org/parks.shtml -- and the one in Ossining looked interesting, so finally decided to try it out. I have been to dog parks in LA, SF, Vegas, and all over Central Florida and this is definitely in the Top 3. It is on the grounds of a very rustic park -- the dog park is way up the hill, set aside, secluded, amongst forest. It is very quiet, woodsy, peaceful, and whomever designed it really did so with dogs in mind (you'd be surprised at how many dog parks are just slapped together with no forethought whatsoever). It has those great wood chips on the ground, a doggie drinking fountain, plenty of poop bag stations, chairs, doggie "playground" items, a big boulder to climb on, and, very important to me, a sloping landscape, which is great for the dogs exercise-wise. And, not the least: not only are the dogs all great, all the people I met are wonderful, which is not always the case at these places. I heard this place is very popular -- one regular travels all the way from Eastchester! -- even in the winter. Thank you City Of Ossining and others for having the good judgment to have a great dog park. They "get it." A lot of cities, all they think of is the hassle of the dog park -- but GOOD dog parks bring people from all around, and many times that means bringing consumer dollars to the community.

Rockefeller State Park has some nice walking trails. They are pretty low impact which is nice if…read moreyou're not looking for something too intense. There are also beautiful views of the Hudson River. There is a small parking lot, but not too many spaces so try to come early to find a spot.

Gorgeous mostly paved/cleared trails through the woods, where you pass cows, horses, ponds…read more Dog-friendly. Such a good spot to come after a day of rain since most hiking trails are rained out/muddy, but not here! Totally coming back. 5 stars!!!!

Great dog park,clean and well maintained Locals are…read morefriendly and so are their dogs 5 dollar parking

Very well clean and maintained. You will need to get a permit to use the park. They leave a little…read morecabinet for the dogs and yourself like bug spray sunscreen etc etc. bathrooms right next door and some picnic tables and chairs to relax while your dogs play with the many many tennis balls they have here as well! Definitely love this park

A lot of great people and dogs. Park is dirty and can be very muddy. There are holes in the fencing…read morewhich allows for small dogs to escape. Generally, poor upkeep by the Town of Greenburgh.

Finally got a chance to visit here today with my pup. It was easy to find. Layout is pretty simple…read more Dogs under 30lbs in one fenced in area, over 30lbs in a much bigger area. It wasn't too busy the time we went. Would definitely go back.

Such a special spot to hike with your dog and family. Open fields, expanses of green and meadows…read moreand ponds, all set behind the homes of multimillionaires. It feels like a never-ending sprawl of beauty, where any time of day, any season, is sensational. The best hike in Westchester. 5 stars!!!!

Grassy preserve that is blocked via shallow stone walls into square lots. Peaceful. Pups love it…read more Different from other preserves in the area. No muddy terrain, which is great for me post-hike cleanups.

As far as the park goes, it's nice. There are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small. Both…read moreare fenced and gated. There are chairs and benches for dog owners to hang out on, doggy bags (they're usually stocked but as I write this review, this is the first time it's not stocked), water bowls, pool tubs for the dogs, and a hose to fill the pool and water bowls. There's enough parking and there's a playground right across. As for the dog owners, there's always an issue on the larger dog side. The owners don't really pay attention to their dogs and a fight breaks out. Not too many people take responsibility. The smaller dog side is great, though. Everyone gets along and the owners are more responsible than the larger dog side (maybe because the land area is so much bigger than the small dog side). Either way, it's conveniently located near home.

City of Stamford should be ashamed at how run down this park has become. The dog parks are used…read moredaily, even more than the NEW playground they built. They had a ribbon cutting with the mayor...big show...and right behind the playground is a rotting fence that is about to fall down, hardly any grass in the small dog park, and a pile of leaves that they couldn't be bothered to pick up. It's a disgrace.