Hudson Highlands Nature Museum — Attraction in Town of Cornwall

This is a tough review to write as I visited on a weekday when they aren't open, aren't closed, but more of a "not closed" status.

I feel like it isn't their fault, and is more of the fault of the open/closed mentality of Google maps.

If you want to walk, go whenever you can, the open/closed works. Aside from that, plan better. Probably on their website and don't trust Google maps business hours only.

That being said, when approached by staff, I would say that their friendliness and understanding wasn't top notch and seemed more annoyed I was there and unaware that most of their spaces are weekends only.

When I return when they are more open, I will update this review, I assume the experience will be more...

This place is a gem of a preserve with multiple trails good for all ages and fitness. It offers a great value for an educational experience for aspiring young naturalist and conservationist. Eric, a worker here, literally popped out of a door to great us and tell us in detail how to experience this area in the best way. He's a fantastic asset to these lands, and the lands are fantastic in their own right. The diversity of life here harnesses a desire to preserve it, and I'm glad they do. It's a must stop for anyone who loves long strolls through gorgeous well maintained trails. You won't regret it! (Just...

This place is a gem. We are members even though we live in NYC-my kids love it and we combine a visit to Blooming Hill Farm (nearby in Washingtonville) or Jones Farm (right across the street) with Grasshopper Grove for a perfect day out and about. In addition to the play area and the beautiful trails we love the events-maple sugar workshop, the overnight camping trip, the...