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Croton-on-Hudson, NY

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Croton-on-Hudson

Croton-on-Hudson is a family-friendly village with tree-lined streets nestled between the Hudson and Croton Rivers and just a 45-minute train ride out of midtown Manhattan. Home to many nature trails and stellar small businesses that draw crowds from neighboring towns, this commuter hub is a great place to raise a family.

LIFESTYLE

LIFESTYLE

Located in the town of Cortlandt, the village of Croton-on-Hudson has a from city to feel. It features walkable downtown areas, easily accessible strip malls, and stunning trails. There are also many parks that kids love to play in and plenty of recreational activities. from sailing to equestrian trails to a golf course, to keep the whole family busy all year round.

COMMUNITY

Community

Croton has a population of over 8000 residents. It’s easily accessible for commuters and travelers alike. In addition to the Metro-North station, Croton-on-Hudson is a stop for Amtrak’s Empire Service.

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LOCATION

Location

Northern Westchester County NY

Commute

Commute

Croton-on-Hudson NY Commute

SCHOOLS

Schools

Schools in Croton-on-Hudson NY

For the Kids

For the Kids

Kids love Croton! Home of The Blue Pig, some of the best handmade ice cream in Westchester, it’s a great town to come to in the summer. Explore books and collectibles at the 3rd Universe Comic Emporium. Or come to the Magic the Gathering or Pokemon meetups. DIY your donut at Hot Dippity Donuts. Grab a pencil and write down your base and toppings, and watch it being made fresh in front of you. It’s worth extending bedtime to get a glimpse of the thousands of jack-o-lanterns on display at the annual Blaze at Van Cortlandt Manor.

AMENITIES & RECREATION

AMENITIES & RECREATION

A sprawling 500-acre park right on the Hudson River, Croton Point Park offers incredible views and a nearly endless list of things to do. From beach access and camping sites to covered picnic pavilions, a playground, and places for fishing, cross-country skiing and kayaking, this park is a dream for outdoorsy types. The beach is one of the top places to go swimming in the summer, and the playgrond is a county favorite.

FOOD & DRINK

Food & Drink

Croton-on-Hudson NY & Surrounding Area

Top 10 Restaurants

  • The Blue Pig

  • 147 Reviews

  • Phone: +19142713850

  • $  Bakeries

  • Asagao Sushi

  • 125 Reviews

  • Phone: +19142710770

  • $$  Sushi Bars

  • 140 Grand

  • 23 Reviews

  • Phone: +19142711127

  • American (Traditional)

SHOPPING

Shopping

Croton is a walking town. On a typical weekend morning, you could grab a cup of coffee at The Black Cow, run across the street to Yoga Sol, walk around the corner to get some homemade ice cream at The Blue Pig and then take a stroll by the Hudson River. Later on, you can grab a craft beer at The Green Growler. Supermarkets, restaurants, and doctor’s offices are all a short car ride away.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

There are a variety of community organizations you can join and many fun community events throughout the year like Summerfest, Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, and The Harry Chapin Run Against Hunger.

HOUSING

Housing

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HISTORY

History

Van Cortlandt Manor is listed as a National Historic Landmark. A visit to the stone manor house allows you to experience life as a patriot family just after the American Revolution. The town is also home to one of the few last “dummy lights” in the United States. At the intersection of Old Post Road South and Grand Street, you can see a traffic signal on a pedestal which sits in the middle of an intersection. This type of light dates back to the 1920s, and there are only a few ones left.

SURPRISE FEATURES

SURPRISE FEATURES

In the fall, the site is home to The Great Jack-O-Lantern Blaze. The Blaze features a path of breathtaking displays made entirely of thousands of jack o’ lanterns with sound effects and synchronized lighting. Tickets go on sale in September and quickly sell out.