A 170 acre Westchester County Park. A treasure I have driven by
more time then I can count over the years & till to day never
drive into to the entrance.
There a small playground & cover pavilion's, as well Several
open picnic areas & 2 or 3 that can be reserved (By paid permit
for groups of 26 or more) for say an event (potluck) picnic. Some
having pertinent grills in some of these areas
Paved roads to drive to various areas the can be gated off when
they do not cars in those area's ... like I saw today. However you
can walk from he main parking area.
SO I am planning a series of kid friendly caches, where mom or
dad may have to help "geokids" reach the cache.
The one - the first - IF the "gates" are open, you can park
within 25-50' of the cache. If the gate is closed the main parking
is about 0.18 miles according to my GPS so bit longer by staying on
the paths.
My GPS was a bit Jumpy & w/ accuracy no better then 25-30' -
IF you get better coord's & accuracy by all means post then,
but I am confident you will find this cache.
BEWARE I was told there IS POISON IVY around the park as well
as ticks
Now I have PROOF there is Poison Ive there
From the log of Perfect Tommy on 7/19/08 -- "Future
Perfect Tommy noted 'Dad, you're standing in poison ivy.' My horror
was alleviated somewhat with the knowledge that all those Cub Scout
meetings had paid off - FPT could recognize PI. And he was correct.
There's a small forest of the vile weed near the cache."