Gorgeous park. Beautiful view of Walkway over Hudson, access to elevator to the walkway, and entry…read moreto Waryas park. Park is equipped with benches, tables, a bridge walkway, a restroom and in my opinion plenty of photo ops. The bridge leads to the Discovery Musuem and goes straight into Waryas park. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

This tiny little slice of a park is probably overshadowed by it's flashier sibling up above, but…read morethe Upper Landing Park is still quite charming all on its own. It's nice and clean and looks like it was recently built. It sits at the base of the elevator up to the Walkway over the Hudson, but it is also a nice place to just chill and relax, watching the river go by. My only quibble with the park is that it could use some wider paths to accommodate cyclists, and it could use some sort of signage to point people towards the Roosevelt Bridge. We had to consult our own maps to figure it out. It's not a destination park, but it's really a nice place to stop at if you're in the area.

This is a cute park, but VERY hard to get to. The signs and GPS will point you to a cemetery. I was…read morevery confused when I first arrived, until a local directed me to go through the cemetery and find it behind the municipal building.

Love coming to this hidden little park. It's great for walking, ruining, or just taking in the…read morepretty sky. There is a short little path through the woods too. Perfect place to get your steps or run in if your looking for an all flat terrain.

A fun little excursion. Didn't have time to walk the whole thing, but it offers some nice views…read moreand plenty of room for pedestrians and bikes. Was a popular place when I was there, and some food trucks too, so you can immediately put back all the calories you burned off walking.

Definitely worth a stop for the views and to stretch your legs. We parked in a lot near entrance,…read moresigns said paid parking, but machine was covered? We had no ticket or issues when we returned to vehicle. Restrooms near start of walkway (open & clean), walk was slight incline, but paved. The views were very nice once over the Hudson. There were food trucks & a gift shop, but nothing was open due to Holiday.

EVERYTHING NEEDS IMPROVING!! Arrived 25 minutes early,…read morealready had tickets, had to shuffle through slow, unorganized lines, which were not designated for ticket holders-just "Show entrance". Our $221 seats were folding chairs jammed together with no room, in spite of our entire row being empty (along with many other rows half empty) The overhead fluorescent lights were unnecessarily blaring. The acts themselves were great -the venue embarrassing. Came out smelling like the greasy food being sold as the doors were left open for all the smells. Will not return or recommend this completely disappointing venue.

Family night out - show starts at 7.... They don't let anyone enter until 7 so good luck finding…read moreyour seat in the dark, never mind get a refreshment or use the restroom without missing the opening act - which I caught the very end of and she was probably pretty funny. Not a good customer experience at all. The show itself was great, I was done being cranky about the bad start by the time Jim Gaffigan came on. There has to be a better way - who ever thought the way we were treated was good business should be fired.

This is a beautifully maintained nature preserve with walking paths, trails, kayaking/water…read moreboarding, and a picnic area. There is no cost to visit here and it is usually quiet. The flat trail is stroller friendly, very scenic with plenty of benches and picnic tables for resting and eating. There are trails (one which apparently leads to a beautiful waterfall) but not able to access with a stroller. Bring your own trash bag to take with you as there are no garbage cans. You are responsible for cleaning up after yourself. The views of the water were gorgeous, and the boys enjoyed throwing rocks into the water and watching other people kayak and water board. You can bring your own kayak or rent one in the summer. CJ loved the little houses made of sticks all over the preserve. They are a great opportunity for pretend play. Will go back? There's something about this place The views were beautiful, the preserve itself was so clean and well maintained, and plenty to do with the kids!

This nature preserve is one of my favorite places to go to. Absolutely gorgeous views, well kept…read morearea and if you loop around twice you can easily do a few miles. They off canoe/kayak rentals. I also saw people bringing their own. Right now, half the parking lot is closed due to COVID-19. They do have more parking up the road though. There's a ton of well placed benches by super scenic areas. To be fair, the whole area is scenic. It really is a beautiful walk. Perfect for pups too. I've only been here during the week and it hasn't been too crowded. I can imagine weekends get a little more packed but everyone had masks and were being great about distancing. The area around the reserve is beautiful too. There's also a great grocery shop right down the road, make it a day with a hike and some fresh lunch.

small municipal park with a baseball field, soccer field, playground, paved half mile loop walking…read moretrail with some nice exercise equipment, and a very nice Memorial Garden with a pond, dedicated to local Sept 11th victims. Bordered by woods and there is a 0.3 mile paved trail extension cutting through the woods to Old Mill Road and a dirt side trail coming off that in the woods. a very clean safe park. on the Old Mill Road side there are tennis courts then there is another 0.58 mile paved trail to Old Mill Road from the pulis ave recereatuonal Field that goes by the rail line, which one can continue on

As local libraries go, Montgomery may be small, but I have always been able to satisfy my reading…read moreneeds, either through their selection or the ease of inter-library loan with other libraries in the RCLS. They also run wonderful programs during the school year for pre-school age children, and their summer reading program for school age children is awesome. In response to another review about needing to be a resident, all municipal libraries are like that, but if you have a library card from one, you can check out books from any RCLS libraries.