Before your visit:
Stone Barns is a working farm. Millions of life forms, some good, some bad and a few that are just ugly call this home. Make your visit the best and safest by checking your clothes and yourself for ugly hitchhikers like ticks. Many of our activities are seasonal, weather dependent and variable. We advise you to wear clothing appropriate for a day out on the farm. You may encounter uneven terrain, farm equipment and unfamiliar sights, sounds and smells. We encourage you to explore but ask you to respect our farmers' work, and our animals and crops by keeping a safe distance. Do not pet our animals. Remember hand-to-mouth contact after touching animals or their environment is a health risk. Whenever possible, but always before eating, clean your hands by washing and lathering vigorously for at least 20 seconds before rinsing. Wipes and sanitizers are not adequate protection. High Risk: children under 5, the elderly, pregnant, those with heart disease or compromised immune systems should exercise extreme caution.

For the safety of our visitors and to maximize farm production, we ask that all visiting groups of 10 or more pre-register for programs or tours led by Center staff. To learn more about private group tours, please contact Diana MacDowell at 914 366 6200 x100 or dianam@stonebarnscenter.org.

Self-Guided Tours
Visitors who plan to self-guide around the property may wish to download and print a 30-minute walking tour before visiting. Copies of these tours are also available in the Visitor Center. Click on the following links to download a tour:
Download PDF Greenhouse and Garden Tour
Download PDF Front Pasture and Livestock Tour
Download PDF Vegetable Fields Tour

Parking Policy
Between the months of May and November, Stone Barns charges a parking fee of $5 per vehicle, Wednesday through Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The fee can be reimbursed with food, merchandise and program purchases of $15 or more on the day of your visit. Payment is cash only. As always, parking is free for all Stone Barns members. All proceeds, including revenue from parking fees, support our farm and education programs, and help keep healthy food growing in our community.

From points South
Take 87 North (New York State Thruway) to Saw Mill River Parkway North to Exit 23, Eastview.
At the light make a left.
At the stop sign, make a right onto Lake Road.
Lake Road will merge onto Route 448. Continue for approximately 0.8 miles.
Entrance will be on the left.

From points North
Take Saw Mill River Parkway South to Exit 23, Saw Mill River Road/Eastview.
At the light, turn right.
At the stop sign, turn right onto Lake Road.
Continue straight onto Route 448/Bedford Road approximately 0.7 miles.
Entrance will be on the left.

From points North
Take the Taconic to the Route 100 exit (Millwood), then go south on 100/117 to Route 448
Continue on Route 448/Bedford Road approximately 1.7 miles. Entrance on the right.

From points East
Take I-287 (Cross Westchester Expressway) West. I-287 will merge with I-87 (New York State Thruway).
Take I-87 North to Exit 9, Tarrytown. This is the last exit before the Tappan Zee Bridge.
At the end of exit ramp, turn left onto Route 119.
Take Route 119 to the end.
Turn right at the traffic light onto Route 9.
Take Route 9 North through the villages of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow approximately 1.7 miles.
Make a right onto Route 448/Bedford Road.
Follow up hill and make a left at the stop sign, continuing on Route 448.
Continue approximately 0.5 miles. Entrance will be on the left.

From points West
Take Tappan Zee Bridge East to Exit 9, Route 9. The exit is immediately after the toll plaza.
Proceed to the end of the ramp and turn right onto Route 9 North.
Continue with directions from “points East,” via Route 9 North above.

By Train
Take the Metro North Hudson line to Tarrytown.
For scheduling and additional train information, visit www.mta.nyc.us.
Taxis are usually available at the station.

By Global Position System (GPS)
Enter address as 630 Bedford Road, Tarrytown, NY 10591.