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Please note: Due to ongoing flooding the North County Trailway is closed between Birdsall Dr. and Regent Dr. and between Route 35 and Granite Springs Road in Yorktown. The Westchester County Parks system spans nearly 18,000 acres and offers some of the most beautiful scenery in the northeast. We have nearly 50 parks and recreational areas where you can hike, swim, bicycle, fish, skate and picnic, or just spend quiet time in the outdoors. Each weekend a wide range of educational, recreational, entertainment and sporting events is offered for people of all ages and interests. County Parks has the distinction of being the first county in New York State to become accredited by the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA). Bookmark this page and visit often.  | What's Hot - Events Look here every week for special events and our most popular ongoing activities. We want to give you reasons to come out to the parks and enjoy them often in every season. Learn more |  | County Center Westchester County Center is the county’s premier indoor venue, hosting stage shows, concerts, sporting events, concerts and trade shows year round. The County Center was conceived by the Westchester Recreation Commission in 1924 as a multi-purpose indoor recreational facility to host community programs and income-producing commercial events. Learn More |  | Golf Westchester’s golfers know that the six county courses feature the finest in public golf each year from spring through late fall, and all at great rates. Full-service pro shops offer lessons and quality golf equipment and apparel. Great restaurants are available to enjoy a bite after the game and three of our courses have driving ranges. Learn more |  | Conservation The County Parks Department works to preserve the natural beauty and the ecological integrity of the thousands of acres of greenspace that are entrusted to our stewardship.
We conduct ongoing biodiversity research, we operate numerous wildlife preserves and sanctuaries, and we have a well rounded public education program. Learn More |  | Parks and Recreation Come out and explore your parks with a nice walk through the woods or a bicycle ride on one of our trails. Learn More |
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