At Hudson Crossing Park, we are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all visitors. We strive to serve everyone who comes to the park, regardless of their abilities. Our goal is to ensure that every guest can fully enjoy the beauty and activities our park has to offer.
If you have specific accessibility needs, please let us know how we can assist you. We are continuously working to improve our facilities and programs to make them accessible to all.
Accessible Features
Sensory Trail
This beautiful trail, which parallels the Hudson River, was built in 2013 to be accessible and enjoyable for people of all abilities. Resurfaced in 2024, the trail is wheelchair accessible and features wooden planks on either side of each turn-off, signaling to visitors with visual impairments that there is a change in the path. Throughout the trail, bronze sculptures of birds are placed near areas where their real counterparts can be heard, allowing everyone to visualize what they are hearing through touch.
Interpretive Signs
Along the Sensory Trail, you'll find four interpretive signs that tell the stories of the many people who have enjoyed Hudson Crossing Park throughout history. Each sign features a QR code that you can scan to listen to these captivating tales, or you can access them through the button below.
Wheelchair Accessible Picnic Tables
Our picnic pavilion features several wheelchair-accessible picnic tables, designed to provide comfortable and convenient seating for everyone to enjoy. An easy-to-navigate gravel path leads from the parking lot to the pavilion, which is level with the path for seamless accessibility.
Accessible Porta Potty
Located just to the side of the parking lot, our porta potty is wheelchair accessible. It is equipped with large self-closing doors, flat floors for easy access, and stainless steel grab handles.
