Croton on Hudson

Croton‑on‑Hudson is a scenic Hudson River village in northern Westchester County known for its natural beauty, rich community life, and active small‑town feel. Situated along the river about 33 miles north of New York City, the village blends historic charm, local shops and eateries, and community‑oriented events that appeal to families, commuters, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Residents enjoy abundant parks and outdoor recreation that make the riverfront a central part of life. Croton Point Park is a major destination with its beach, trails, picnic areas, boat launch, and wide open spaces. Village parks like Croton Landing, Sunset Park, and Vassallo Park add riverfront access and community gathering spots. The extensive trails system, arboretum areas, Silver Lake, and nearby green spaces offer hiking, biking, fishing, and nature exploration year‑round.

Croton‑on‑Hudson serves as a key Hudson River commuter village with the Croton‑Harmon Metro‑North Railroad Station providing frequent service north and south on the Hudson Line, including direct access to Grand Central Terminal. The station also accommodates Amtrak service and is a regional hub that supports easy travel throughout the Hudson Valley and to NYC. Major roads like U.S. Route 9, NY Route 129, and the Saw Mill River and Taconic Parkways contribute to regional accessibility.

• Direct Metro‑North rail access to Manhattan and regional destinations

• Scenic Hudson River parks, beaches, and waterfront trails

• Strong community identity with festivals, races, and local events

• Diverse outdoor recreation options from biking and hiking to boating and picnicking