Bayard Cutting Arboretum

Category: Arboretum

Address: 440 Montauk Hwy, Great River, NY 11739, USA

Phone: +16315811002

Opening hours

Sunday: 9AM–5PM

Monday: Closed

Tuesday: 9AM–5PM

Wednesday: 9AM–5PM

Thursday: 9AM–5PM

Friday: 9AM–5PM

Saturday: 9AM–5PM

Reviews

Raymond Martucci

Aug 4, 2022

This is one fantastic park/ museum. The scenery is real good. Be worth going back. This place is peaceful and quiet you looking for something pleasant close to nature

Eva Stanganelli

Jun 26, 2022

Beautiful arboretum with lush landscapes and amazing views of the water. Well worth the $8 parking fee. The pictures online don't do it justice.

Rodino Janowski

Feb 14, 2022

One of my favorite parks in the Island. The landscaping is supreme and the groundskeepers are always on point. They are like barbers who don’t miss a hair or in this case a blade of grass. Winter , Spring, Simmer Fall - This is my go to for a nice walk with may Terrains ( grass, sand, pebbles, concrete. Your legs will get a workout if you choose

Sandra A

Jan 18, 2022

A sprawling, beautiful park, well maintained with many points of interest. Several paths both paved and dirt all surrounded with beauty. Looks like they grow and sell produce during summer and eggs year round. The main house is filled with history and the cafe has a large selection of pastry/scones/muffins plus soups and light food. Great views to sit with family/friends and talk over a pot of tea. Can't wait to go back in the spring

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Questions & Answers

Does the Bayard Cutting allow dogs?

Thomas Zuber | Aug 13, 2018
Stacie S | Aug 14, 2018

No

music , concerts this summer?

tom ackerson | Aug 13, 2018
Peter Haynes | Aug 14, 2018

Yes, they have a summer music schedule. Concerts are by the Carriage House.

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Are ther hiking trails? If so, are they well marked? Are maps of the grounds and trails available?

Dianne Nielsen | Dec 15, 2020
Jason Fulton | Dec 16, 2020

This arboretum is very manicured and has a number of "paths" one can choose to walk. I would not consider them to be "hiking trails" such as you would find at a nature preserve or refuge. The paths are very easy to navigate meaning I would find it difficult to get lost here. Most of the paths are flat and open. Some less traveled paths can be quite damp so a more protective foot wear would be recommended during these times. The information center can provide you with grounds maps should you desire them.

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I have been coming to the arboretum for over 25 years and have taken many friends to also enjoy all the beauty and tasty food at the cafe. Now that I am an older driver arriving from the west on Union Blvd., I wish there was a light or a stop sign.

Bette Koop | Aug 12, 2020
Michael Soethout | Aug 13, 2020

I am sorry but you need to direct that question to the town..

If it is not between April and September is there a parking fee?

Jamie G | Aug 13, 2018
Kevin Kaulfers | Aug 14, 2018

There is a flat 8$ fee for parking. They used to collect at a booth but now there are meters. I believe you need to feed the meter beginning mid Spring

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Looking for events this week-esp. On Sunday?

Rose Foresto | Aug 13, 2018
Peter Haynes | Aug 14, 2018

There are free tours of the grounds by knowledgeable Arboretum staff every Saturday starting at 11 am.

HOW MUCH IS THE ENTRANCE FEE FOR SENIORS

gary gillen | Aug 13, 2019
Suzanne Rhodes | Aug 14, 2019

I believe it is $8 per vehicle to park, but free to enter

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I would like to take my granddaughters on Friday July 13th?

Rita Torre | Aug 13, 2018
Joanne Garofolo | Aug 14, 2018

Plenty of room to run. A magnificent tree to take pictures UNDER. flowers blooming, wildlife to look at and a small island to walk on.

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How is lunch at bayard arboretum

veronica skoch | Aug 13, 2018
Kate Rowe | Aug 14, 2018

The Hidden Oak Cafe is very nice. Great sandwiches, great soup, and great quiche! You can't beat the view from the porch either.

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Last time I was there visiting there were dead fish all along the river. Just wondering why?

Carolynne Sehn | Aug 8, 2021
H C | Aug 9, 2021

As far as I know, current knowledge from the DEC: There was a high concentration in the river this year of a particular naturally occurring bacteria. Due to an equally high population of the local bunker fish, the infection rates were higher than usual, leading to an unfortunate mass die off. The fish population will recover, and the local wildlife that eats the fish considered this a particular generous year.

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