- The list below includes 421 free or cheap things to do in or near Sleepy Hollow, New York, including 121 different types of inexpensive activities like Cemeteries, Religious Buildings, Parks and Movie Theaters.
- From Sleepy Hollow Cemetery to Old Dutch Church and Burying Ground, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Sleepy Hollow and in nearby cities within 25 miles like New York City, Bronx, Flushing and Norwalk.
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Get back to nature with a visit to the serene and spacious Harrybrooke Park. Choose from a number of activities, including walking, bicycling, jogging and picnicking. Fishing is also available.
38.9 Miles
The Miller-Cory House Museum is a nationally recognized 'living museum', in which trained artisans recreate the everyday life, tasks, and crafts of the 18th and 19th century Miller and Corey farm families. A museum shop is located on site.
38.9 Miles
Founded in 1915, the Westfield Outdoor Tennis Club is a location dedicated solely to the sport of tennis. Members of the club have access to 15 courts in total and matches can be played year round on the hard courts.
39.0 Miles
An all female roller derby organization, the Strong Island Derby Revolution is based in Long Island. The league holds regular matches and tournaments throughout each season, as well as some special events.
39.3 Miles
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Visitors can tour the Gothic Revival home where Caroline Foster lived for 98 years, and was built by a grandson of Paul Revere at the Fosterfield's Living History Farms. Visitors can also learn about the history of agriculture.
39.3 Miles
Stratford's Short Beach is a municipal beach noted for three species of wildlife: horseshoe crabs, piping plover and nesting terns. The plovers and terns are especially important to conservationists because they nest on the ground and require safe locations to do so.
39.4 Miles
The Rialto Theatre is a smaller sized theater that is run mostly by local teenaged workers. The theater serves concessions and is known best for the integral role that it plays in the surrounding community.
39.5 Miles
A natural, wildlife area for birdwatching, the Shepaug Eagle Observation Area is an informative shelter to view eagles, birds, the dam, and walk the trails. Visitors must make reservations in advance, as the attraction is only open during specific seasons.
39.6 Miles
Headquartered in Shelton, Connecticut, the 400-acre Jones Family Farm is renowned for its Christmas trees. Half of the farm's acreage is devoted to the hand-planted pine trees sold during the winter holidays.
39.6 Miles
The Roosevelt Forest contains a wide variety of wildlife for guests to view, including birds, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals. The site also contains wild flowers, ferns, and trees for guests seeking photo opportunities.