Pet Friendly Things To Do in Hyde Park, New York

Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Site (NY) More on recreation.gov

The staff in the museum were friendly and knowlgeable, the house was ok, but the tour was a disappointment. More on TripAdvisor

10 miles of trails link several parks and historic sites. Maps and information at trail heads, park visitor centers, and on-line. Bicycles not permitted. Access points; • Home of Franklin D. Roosev... More on iloveny.com

Enjoy 8.5 miles of hiking trails connecting several parks and historic sites. Five ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Screens: 1 Sound: FM(87.9), AM(530) Car Capacity: 650 Typical season: April - September Technical details: none Hyde ... More on drive-ins.com

The prices are cheaper the food is better I control the volume the air and I can even bring my dog! More on Yahoo! Travel

Located in Hyde Park along with 2 other National Historic Sites; F. D. Roosevelt's home and Mrs. Roosevelt's country cottage, Val-Kill, the Vanderbilt Mansion and surrounding property is a significant historic reflection of American ... More on DogFriendly.com

Offers lunch, dinner, late night menu and tours of the brewery. Features handcrafted beers More on iloveny.com

Since 3 out of 4 of us are really beer drinkers not wine drinkers this was a great second choice. More on igougo

The enclosed formal gardens were created in 1912 by Beatrix Farrand, the first recognized woman landscape architect. The garden is noted for its perfectly composed ... More on Dutchesstourism.com

Enclosed formal gardens created in 1812 by Beatrix Ferrand, the first woman architect. The garden is noted for its perfectly composed ... More on iloveny.com

Center composed of various dealers in specialized antiques. More on iloveny.com

19th-c church attended by Franklin & Eleanor Roosevelt. Historic cemetery with graves of James and Sarah Roosevelt FDR's parents; Ogden Livingston Mills & Robert Livingston, a writer of the Declara... More on iloveny.com

Franklin & Eleanor Roosevelt attended this historic church that ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The cottage was Eleanor Roosevelt's political headquarters and permanent home after the death of her husband. It is the only National Historic Site dedicated to an American First Lady. Eleanor Roos... More on Heritage

Both Eleanor Roosevelt -- who like her husband grew up in the Hudson River Valley -- and FDR maintained serene and simple private country retreats away from Springwood. When FDR was away, and afte... More on Frommers

Recently restored formal Italian Gardens, characterized by reflecting pools, ... More on Yahoo! Travel