Cheap Things To Do in Valhalla, New York

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Kensico Dam Plaza is a 98 acre property located at the base of the Kensico Dam. The park provides a unique setting for a wide variety of activities in cluding ethnic celebrations, concerts, antique... More on KidsPlayParks

Love the park, plenty of place to run, kid friendly park, cafe with friendly workers, movie night, plenty of free parking . More on KidsPlayParks

Inscription. Near this site stood, Reuben Wrights Mills, Headquarters of General Washington, from July 20th to 25th 1778, also occupied by other Revolutionary Generals. The mills were in Old Kensic... More on HMDB

Inscription. Town of North Castle, Reuben Wrights Mill, Headquarters of Gen. George Washington, and other American, Generals during the, Revolutionary War 1776 – 80, 1976, , Erected 1976. ,... More on HMDB

National Audubon Society's flagship nature center - 522 acre sanctuary - 15 miles of hiking trails, guided hikes - Nature ... More on entertainment.com

A excellent birding center for all skill levels. Top notch staff thrilled to share insights. Extensive ... More on TripAdvisor

This is the 17th Century church and 3 acre churchyard from "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" where, it is said, the Headless Horseman tethers his horse nightly among the graves. Surrounded by... More on Heritage

An old, creepy cemetery that was established by the first Dutch settlers to the New World. Gravestones from the 1600s till the present ... More on igougo

Stone church, stained-glass windows by Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall. More on iloveny.com

This unassuming country church contains nine stained glass windows by Marc Chagall and a window by Henri Matisse; this was his last work of art before his death in 1954. Visitors marvel at the colo... More on Heritage

Rich in folk lore and unprecedented beauty, this cemetery began in the early 1600's by the Dutch colonists and has grown to cover almost 100 acres. Dogs are ... More on DogFriendly.com

Several famous individuals buried here, including Washington Irving, William Rockefeller, Walter Chrysler, ... More on Discover America

In response to steamship concerns regarding the dangerous shoals on the eastern shore of the Hudson River just north of New York City, Congress authorized the building of a lighthouse in 1847 near ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

On October 1, 1983, the 100th anniversary of the beacon’s first lighting, the Tarrytown Lighthouse was opened to the public. Today, Westchester County occasionally conducts tours of the ... More on Lighthousefriends.com

This park houses one of the most significant historical sites in the region, the Jacob Purdy House. In 1776, Washington used the house as a rHeadquarters during the battle of Chatterton Hill.

Hiking and walking on 135 acres. More on Discover America