Our dual goals are environmental education and land preservation. Located in northern Westchester County, New York, Teatown is a private, nonprofit corporation, solely dependent on program fees and contributions for support. Through generous gifts of land, Teatown has grown to 730 acres since its founding in 1963. Its natural habitats a 33-acre lake, streams, scenic gorge, hardwood swamps, mixed forests, meadows, hemlock and laurel groves provide exciting educational opportunities. Calendar of Events - Environmental Education Programs for children and adults are offered on weekends, weekdays, and as school field trips.
Information regarding upcoming programs and events is available from the nature center.
Hiking Trails - 14 miles of looping trails over diverse terrain and habitats, including hardwood forests, laurel groves and lush wetlands. No bicycles please. Open daily from dawn to dusk. Community Service and Volunteer Opportunities are available to adults and youth over 14 years old interested in nature education and the environment. Nature Center exhibits feature live animals - including snakes, birds of prey, turtles, amphibians, rabbits, and a porcupine.