This park was amazing! there is an observation tower attached to the old smokestack for the glass factory, from which you can see most of the area. great photo opportunity. there are two buildings there that can be reserved as venues for just about anything. The observation tower closes at dusk in winter, so try not to go after dark, as the tower automatically locks.

We didn’t have much time here. We just had a quick drive through, but based on that we will be back. Great areas for walking and watching wildlife. It has at least two areas where debris from the World Trade Ctr towers is displayed.

This is what we need more of! The site of an old glass factory that went into ruins. It was repurposed, creatively redesigned and showcased the history of what used to be there and current use for the outdoors and a total family experience. Follow the paths and enjoy all the history of the Glass works that was once there. Past remnants of the factory are scattered artistically throughout the park. Landscaping is excellent. Trails are easy to navigate. At the pond they were having a fishing day for youngsters With fishing poles available giving some youngsters an experience they may not have had previously.. The grounds are huge. Walking, hiking, biking, you name it! The "piece de resistiance" was the 220 step tower you can climb to achieve a view of the park. There are porta potty bathrooms that are accessible. There are also multiple entrances to the park with beautifully designed metal arches for signage. The town of Mount Vernon is nearby which is quaint, and known for their dog fountain - very cute. Lots of stores, coffee shops and restaurants.

This was an interesting park. It was desolate. It was remnants of an old factory complex. There were various art installations to see and a tower to climb to overlook the area. The big, huge factory warehouse apparently they have weddings there that you could book. But nothing was going on the day we were there. There is a lot of walking involved with us. There is a little parking lots to park your car for free. And there are little signs plaque that you can read along the way. There is pathways that are asphalt. It was interesting though.