Mobility in-the-Landscape Day 2023

Join us for our Free Mobility in-the-Landscape Day at Lyndhurst! There is ADA-compliant parking outside of the Welcome Center. The Welcome Center is contained within the 1860s Carraige House. Here, a video about the house and the property plays on a loop for our visitors. Also, we are currently running a free exhibit called “Unlocking Lyndhurst” that contains some of the family’s personal items that are rarely, if ever, put on display.  From the Welcome Center, you can travel down to the lower parking lot, which is directly adjacent to the ADA-compliant path.

 Travel down our modest ADA-compliant path that leads from our parking area to a lovely view overlooking the Hudson River. Our guides will be stationed along the pathway and will be delighted to discuss the history of Lyndhurst and its landscape! The parking for this event will be at the parking lot below the Welcome Center (not the parking lot directly next to the Welcome Center).

From there, you can drive down to our Bowling Alley which was built in 1894 by Helen Gould. There is a parking area before the Bowling Alley on the lower road paralleling the Hudson River. From there it is a short trip to the building itself!

Pick up your map of the property at the Welcome Center at the start of your day at Lyndhurst!

ADA bathrooms are available at our Welcome Center and in the Bowling Alley.