Arriving at the Croton-Harmon Amtrak station places you in the heart of the scenic lower Hudson Valley, with easy access to a wide range of attractions and experiences. Just minutes from the station is Croton Point Park, a stunning riverside retreat ideal for hiking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying panoramic views of the Hudson. A visit to Van Cortlandt Manor, one of the region’s most treasured historic sites, offers a glimpse into 18th-century life and becomes especially magical during The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze, a must-see fall event. Just a short ride south, Sleepy Hollow beckons with legendary lore and landmarks, while nearby Tarrytown offers charming streets, waterfront parks and great food.
The parking lot at the Croton-Harmon train station is owned and operated by the Village of Croton-on-Hudson. Quarterly permit parking and daily parking are available through the Village of Croton-on-Hudson.
Daily Parking and Multi-Day Parking passes can be purchased on site using pay machines or the Park Mobile App. With these passes, you are permitted to park in Sections H and A-Overflow.
Daily parking is available in Section H in spaces 1-531 and in Section A in spaces 717-774.
From the Croton-Harmon station, it’s easy to explore the surrounding Hudson Valley and beyond. Local Bee-Line Bus System routes serve the area, offering connections to nearby towns and Metro-North stations. For more flexible travel, taxis and rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are readily available and provide a quick ride into Croton-on-Hudson, Peekskill, or Tarrytown. The station also features a designated Lyft and Uber pickup zone for added convenience.
If you don’t want to depend on ride shares, rent a car for your stay! Get picked up from Croton-Harmon Station and taken to your reserved NYTRAIN Enterprise Rent-a-Car. Click here to reserve your car or call the Croton-Harmon office today at: 914-271-0100.
The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with stunning trails like the Croton Gorge Park, where you can hike alongside the Croton Dam and enjoy breathtaking views of cascading water and surrounding woodlands. For a unique local experience, stop by Baked by Susan, a beloved bakery known for its fresh pies, cinnamon rolls, and classic treats. Film buffs can catch an indie flick or documentary at Jacob Burns Film Center, located just a short drive away in Pleasantville. Those seeking peace and quiet can visit the Teatown Lake Reservation, a nature preserve offering over 15 miles of hiking trails and seasonal wildlife programs. Or get educated at Stone Barns Center. For coffee lovers, a visit to The Black Cow Coffee Company is a must—this cozy café roasts its own beans and is a favorite among locals. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing day in nature or exploring local shops and eateries, Croton-on-Hudson is a charming and easy-to-reach destination from the city.
