Hours, Tours, & Fees

  • January - March: Open Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm

    April 1 - December 30: Open every day 10am - 5pm

    For more information on our Transverse Gallery, click here.

    For more information about renting the Visitors Center for a wedding or event, click here.

  • Open for guided tours Friday - Monday from May to October

    Plus November 29 and 30, December weekends, and December 26-30.

    The historic mansion is open for guided tours only.

    Tour times: 10:15, 11:30, 12:45, 2pm, 3:15pm.

    Tour tickets can be purchased in person only, in the Museum Shop, on the day of your tour.

    Tours are $20/person, maximum group size 8 people. Please call 845-454-4500 to make a reservation for groups with more than 8 guests. We recommend at least 2 weeks' notice to book a group tour.

    Private tours ($30/person, minimum 4 people) are available by appointment only for days the mansion is not regularly open. We recommend at least 2 weeks' notice to book a private tour.

    Call to make a reservation.

    For more information about the Historic Mansion, click here.

  • Grounds closed until April

    April 1 - December 30: Open every day 10am - 5pm

  • Open for tours by appointment May - October.

    Tickets are $30/person.

    Call 845-454-4500 for reservations.

    Click here for more information about Locust Lawn & Terwilliger House.

    Call to make your reservation.

Please observe the following rules when visiting Locust Grove:

The grounds and gardens are only accessible through the Museum Shop.

Check-in and out at the front desk.

If you are taking professional family/wedding/event photos, you MUST purchase a photo permit. To purchase your permit ahead of time please email info@lgny.org

Dog walking is limited to members, purchase a membership here or at the front desk.

Please keep pets leashed and remove waste.

Do not collect plants, flowers, wildlife, or artifacts.

Picnic on designated benches only, remove all litter.

No alcoholic beverages.

No motorized vehicles or bicycles.

No hunting, shooting, or fishing.

No sunbathing or sports.

No fires or barbecues.

Use the grounds at your own risk, hike in pairs.

Scenic overlook of the Hudson River from the primary bedroom of the historic mansion.

Accessibility:

Visitor Center and Grounds

Handicapped parking is on a level paved surface less than 100 feet from the Visitor Center.

An accessible restroom is available at the Visitor Center.

A level, 300-foot gravel path connects the Visitor Center to the mansion. Level gravel paths wind through the gardens.

Mansion

There is no wheelchair access to the mansion. There are seven steps up to the front door, seventeen steps from the main floor to the second floor, and ten steps from the main floor to the ground floor.