The Masters School sits on a 96-acre campus along the Hudson River with wooded nature trails, historic architecture and stunning river views. It located 35 minutes from New York City.
Muscoot Farm was originally a "Gentleman's Farm" owned by the Hopkins Family and used as their summer estate and dairy farm from 1880 to 1924. The farm has many of the original buildings.
Playland has the distinction of being America's first totally planned amusement park and prototype for today's successful theme parks. The park was dedicated as a National Historic Landmark in 1987.
Ward Pound Ridge is the largest park in Westchester County with 4315 acres. It has a unique combination of a significant natural environment and a collection of buildings constructed over a 250-year period. The unplanned landscape is part of its antiquated charm. The park abounds with open space and rustic woodlands.
The Westchester County Parks system spans nearly 18,000 acres and offers some of the most beautiful scenery in the country. There are nearly 50 parks and recreational areas.
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