The Rockefeller Park in Cleveland is the only national park which focuses on conservation history and the evolving nature of land stewardship in America. It was opened in 1998 and is one of the best parks in Cleveland.
Take a walk through one of Vermont’s most striking landscapes, under the shadow of sugar maples and 400-year-old hemlocks, alongside rambling stone walls and across covered bridges. Visitors will be delighted in the ever growing sanctuary in Westchester County, Rockefeller Park. It is located approximately 30 miles away from the hustle and bustle of New York City, is an tranquil spot for jogging, snowshoeing, strolling, horseback riding and cross country skiing. The Preserve is a haven for birders as it consists of more than 180 species of birds.
The beauty of the Preserve motivates many photographers and artists to honor its scenic views. While in the park, visit to park’s gallery across from the Visitor Center, it features art of local artists. Rockefeller Park consists of playgrounds, tennis courts, walks, picnic areas and Rockefeller Park Greenhouse.
The most prominent feature of the park is the carriage roads which are accessible and allow visitors to experience and enjoy the natural wonders of the area. These charming paths wind through woodlands, wetlands, rivers, meadows, fields, stone bridges and streams.
While on the tour to Rockefeller Park don’t miss following popular attractions, out of which some are within the park and some are near the park preserve – Rockefeller Art Gallery of two dimensional arts; 13 bridges Loop trail; the Fern Garden which is located at the entrance; Peony Monument which is adjacent to the art gallery, it displays beautiful flowers; Bird Feeder Area – you can find more than 180 species of birds here; Swan lake – a 22 acre lake, located at a short walk from the art gallery and Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site – museum of art, history and architecture.
