Van Cortlandt Manor

8 reviews

+1 (914) 271-8981

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The manor decorated for the annual Blaze. Sept 2017

Don't let this picture fool you. Place was jammed-packed with people earlier.

500 S Riverside Ave

Croton on Hudson, NY 10520

+1 (914) 271-8981

https://www.hudsonvalley.org

At Van Cortlandt Manor, explore the stone manor house and brick ferry house, wander through the heritage gardens, and stroll down a quiet country road along the Croton River.

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4.58 reviews

Clèm B.

10/2/2024

We attended the great Jack o'lantern blaze and it was gorgeous. (Sadly for us, it was drizzling but it did not ruin the experience fortunately) Very nice display of thousands of carved pumpkins on...

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Sari Marissa G.

10/3/2017

Van Cortlandt Manor which is technically located in Westchester County dates back to before 1723 and was home to one of New York's most prominent families. In its most vibrant days, the manor was...

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Tiffanie S.

10/6/2018

Gorgeous pumpkin exhibition. I could have stood in the star tunnel all night! Easy to find, park and move around. I would eat before going, even at 10 pm the lines were very long!

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Kristian B.

10/21/2018

My boyfriend and I attended the great Jack o Lantern Blaze here for the first time this year and it was absolutely amazing. Parking was free, the event staff were very helpful with guiding...

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Anissa G.

11/9/2019

First time at the Pumpkin Blaze. What a wonderful experience. We came all the way from Staten Island and for us it was well worth the trip. Being from Westchester County, it was so nice going back...

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