Westchester County Parks and playgrounds are well-loved staples of our community. The Armonk - Chappaqua - Mount Kisco - Pleasantville area is home to several unique and recently renovated fields and play structures. These parks and playgrounds are available to families for free family fun through recreational use, as well as for sports, exercise, nature exploration, and special events.
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Three play structures for different ages (including fun climbing features + one of the rare two-story slides!), a gazebo with seating, and plenty of shade made it an easy spot to spend the afternoon.
85 Cox Ave, Armonk, NY Read More
Bedford Hills Memorial Park and Playground
New gated playground with two climbing structures
60 Haines Road, Bedford Hills, NY Read MoreBedford Village Park is just outside Bedford's downtown and has play options for every age group.
65 Greenwich Road, Bedford, NY Read MoreNestled in a neighborhood and open to the public
50 Jackson Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY Read MoreIt's manageable in size, but still has lots to do and there are some challenges built, like a rock wall and belt climb.
1031 Pleasantville Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY Read MoreA manageable, gated local park with a variety of play structures for all ages!
Paxton Ave, Bronxville, NY Read More
Chappaqua - Gedney Park
Shaded, gated and options for all ages.
155 Millwood Road, Millwood, NY Read More
Chappaqua - New Castle Playground
This Chappaqua gem is nestled behind the police station, or train station parking, depending on how you approach it. It's very manageable in size, but does not disappoint with plenty of fun things to do and whimsical structures.
200 S Greeley Avenue, Chappaqua, NY Read MoreIf you like peace and quiet with a good dose of shade - it's just right for you!
130 Sprout Brook Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY Read MoreGould Park in Dobbs Ferry is relatively new (a few years old) and more updates are still planned. It's located within the pool complex area, alongside rec fields. It is fully enclosed, but very large.
Ashford Ave & Beacon Hill Drive, Dobbs Ferry, NY Read MoreBradhurst Playground is a sweet and simple place best suited for young children.
63 Bradhurst Ave, Hawthorne, NY Read MoreFrom the view of the river, to the quiet of the park, Matthiessan Playground is one of Westchester County's best.
71 Main Street, Irvington, NY Read More
Katonah Memorial Park
Katonah Memorial Park is a small, simple playground tucked into a residential area.
38 High Street, Katonah, NY Read More
Lewisboro Town Park
This playground is located in a park with many recreational amenities, such as the pool, trails, and small amphitheatre (seriously).
99 Elmwood Road, South Salem, NY Read MoreThis playground is centrally located, but you'd never spot it just by driving along one of the main roads.
504 Warren Avenue, Mamaroneck, NY Read More
Mohegan Lake - Tom Diana Park (formerly Granite Knolls)
This playground is accessibility designed with an adaptive swing and ramp entrances to the large play structure.
2975 Stony Street, Mohegan Lake, NY Read MoreThis waterfront playground is home to TWO pirate ships and treasure chest. It's a great spot to bring the kids for an afternoon of adventure!
Dutch Street, Montrose, NY Read More
Mount Kisco - Leonard Park
Leonard Park in Mount Kisco includes a newly renovated adaptive playground.
25 Wallace Street, Mount Kisco, NY Read MoreThoughtfully designed with inclusivity and community at the heart, this spot is warm, welcoming, and full of activity.
270 North Ave, New Rochelle, NY Read MoreRyder Park has gotten a serious makeover! This playground is a part of a much larger recreation area with pickleball courts, baseball fields, pavilions, a dog park and more.
85 Morningside Drive, Ossining, NY Read MoreA community park with a variety of structures for mixed ages
6th Street, Pelham, NY Read More
Pleasantville - Nannahagan Park
Construction has recently been completed (May 2024) on Nannahagan Park in Pleasantville and the playground has been completely overhauled.
232 Lake Street, Pleasantville, NY Read More
Pleasantville - Rockefeller State Park Preserve
Rockefeller State Park, is open dawn to dusk. Enjoy horseback riding, jogging, walking, hiking, and bird watching, as well as special programs.
125 Phelps Way, Pleasantville, NY Read More
Pleasantville - Roselle Park and Playground
A family favorite playground with swings, new play equipment, and plenty of green space.
52 Weskora Ave, Pleasantville, NY Read MoreSoldiers & Sailors Park has playground equipment, baseball/softball fields, soccer field, football field and lacrosse field.
Manville Road & Clark Street, Pleasantville, NY Read MoreOne of the best parts about this playground is its' location within the Nature Center. You can easily spend an entire morning or an afternoon here and the only cost would be if you decide to head inside the nature center building.
99 Dromore Rd., Scarsdale, NY Read MoreBarnhardt Park has two large playground equipment areas, one for small children and the other for larger kids. It also has a water park area with sprinklers.
25 Andrews Ln, Sleepy Hollow, NY Read More
Somers - Reis Park
Reis Park Playground is one happening spot in the Northern Burbs of Westchester! From the library, to ball fields, outdoor entertainment - I even saw a sign for tactical laser tag... There are so many things to do here!
Patriot's Park, home of the TaSH Farmer's Market (one of the best around) is also home to a fully enclosed playground with multiple structures.
Broadway, Tarrytown, NY Read MoreTarrytown's Pierson Park offers an incredible setting for running around. Walk the paths along the river, picnic on the grass, catch a concert in the summer or relax while the kiddos kick the ball around.
238 W Main St, Tarrytown, NY Read More
Thornwood - James M. Carroll Park
It's a great spot for community gatherings and my little ones especially enjoyed the new sand box.
202 Kensico Road, Thornwood, NY Read More
Valhalla - Kensico Dam Plaza
Kensico Dam is one of our family friendly spots and a huge piece of Westchester County living. From festivals, to the Winter Wonderland Drive-Through Light Show, a newly renovated playground, a 9/11 Memorial, and ample space for walking, exercising, and recreation, Kensico Dam is a true hub.
1 Bronx River Parkway, Valhalla, NY Read More
Verplanck - Jim Martin Aviation Playground
A bright and beautiful playground is a happy place any day, but these aviation designs are incredible! Your kiddos will love unleashing their imagination as they take to the skies.
45 Riverview Street, Verplanck, NY Read MoreBrand new playground with almost everything you could hope for in a park!
Battle Avenue and McKinley Avenue, White Plains, NY Read MoreIt's centrally located out the very perimeter of central White Plains. It's not a huge playground, but it's well-maintained, offers a lot for varied ages, and is completely enclosed.
85 Gedney Way, White Plains, NY Read MoreA neighborhood playground next to the North White Plains Library.
10 Clove Rd, White Plains, NY Read MoreIt's a great spot for a playdate, pool day, special event (there's mini-golf, too) - whatever you like!
1800 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, NY Read More
White Plains - Turnure Park
This one is definitely a contender for some of Westchester's best. We went on a weekday afternoon and there were other kids to play with, but it was not crowded at any point. I also love not having to lug a stroller a mile. You can park right in front of it!
26 Lake Street, White Plains, NY Read MoreAn enclosed playground just outside of the major Yorktown shopping attractions.
Commerce Street, Yorktown, NY Read More
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