Call the park. The trails we were on would not b e good for biking BUT there are many trails.

There is no place to BBQ and no picnic benches. At Stone Barns, an organic farm and restaurant at the park there are places to sit and eat in a courtyard but only for sandwiches and a drink. This is not really a picnic place, though we do usually take a sandwich and a thermos. You should not sit in the grass as it is wild and there are Lyme ticks!

The earlier answer is correct. We just found them and could not direct you to them. The entire entrance to the park is automated. Not sure if there is anyone on site to give advice.

no swimming

No. There are a number of small lakes/ponds and many streams, but no beach.

Its definitely a wildlife destination. On the lake which is only a half mile from the parking lot, is home to cormorants, buffleheads, mallards, mergansers, great blue herons, painted turtles, snapping turtles, pond fish, and more. There are plenty of deer, coyote, fox, muskrats, raccoons, and many types of owls and birds you can't find most other places in Westchester. It is designated by the Audubon Society as an IBA (Important Bird Area) for its nesting wood thrush and worm eating warblers. Wild bees exist more abundantly at RSPP than maybe anywhere in Westchester. Wildlife is one of the reasons so many people come and why artists love the park so much.

Yes but it may get be a little hard to maneuver since the trails are not really paved that well. Better off using a backpack where your toddler can sit inside.

only with Leash.

Avenza. You can read more about it on the website under the Maps and trails tab.

Walking/running trails only