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George’s Island Park

park view from water
George’s Island Park is a 208-acre waterfront park offering magnificent views of the historic Hudson River. It contains tidal wetlands, a fresh water pond and wooded trails and provides boat access to the Hudson River as well as areas for nature study and picnicking. In winter, it is a favored spot for viewing eagles on the Hudson.

A trail network links it to the Hudson River Greenway. This park has archaeological significance and sensitive natural areas, especially along the shoreline.

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Wheelchair accessibleParkingRest roomsDrinking waterPicnickingPets must be leashed. Waste bags provided for clean up.PlaygroundBaseball fieldsHikingSwimming prohibitedBoat launchMotorboatingSailingHand and small boat launchCanoe AccessKayak AccessWindsurfingFishingNature studyPlease recycle
  • Admission and Fees
    • County park pass is not required for admission.
    • Parking fee: $5 with Park Pass, $10 without Park Pass -- weekends only in May and September; Daily Saturday, May 23 through Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 7.
    • Boat fees
  • Directions: Dutch Street, Montrose, NY 10548
  • Park hours: Open seven days a week, 8 a.m. to dusk, year-round.
  • Boat Ramp: Provides access to the Hudson River. Accommodates boats up to 21 feet in length. Open: April through September, from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week. Fees apply.
  • Phone: (914) 737-7530, Group Picnics: (914) 231-4575
  • Restrooms: Stand-alone buildings are open seasonally; portable potties available daily.
  • George's Island Park map
  • County parks map & guide
  • Dogs must be leashed. Service animals welcome.
  • Unauthorized motor vehicles, including electric bikes and scooters, are not permitted.