Tibbetts Brook Park, Yonkers: Photos, Reviews & Location

161-acre park with an aquatic complex, tennis courts, baseball fields, hiking trails & more.

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#6 of 16 Tourist attractions in Yonkers #7 of 31 Parks in Yonkers

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.50

2.8 km from the center of Yonkers

Rating breakdown

5 ★68%
4 ★21%
3 ★6%
2 ★2%
1 ★3%

355 Midland Ave, Yonkers, NY 10704

parks.westchestergov.com

(914) 231-2865

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What is the rating of Tibbetts Brook Park?: Tibbetts Brook Park is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 5,908 reviews.
How does Tibbetts Brook Park rank in Yonkers?: Tibbetts Brook Park is #6 of 16 Tourist attractions in Yonkers by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Tibbetts Brook Park located?: 355 Midland Ave, Yonkers, NY 10704 — 2.8 km from the center of Yonkers.
How can I contact Tibbetts Brook Park?: Phone: (914) 231-2865 · Website: parks.westchestergov.com

Reviews (8)

MICHELLE GARAYUA 2023 Sep 24

Really nice lazy river, but tubes are hard to come by. There's a slide and a kiddy area. The admission is pretty price, especially since you also have to pay for parking. The park itself is really nice and there are grilling areas all around. It's pet friendly and there's a playground, basketball courts and you can ride your bike all through the park. Very nice park just to visit. Parking is free every other season besides summer.

Marcus Bergdahl 2023 Aug 11

Great place to spend a few hours with the kids. Nice and clean facilities. Good lazy river and water slides. Definitely worth a visit if you're close by

Marsha Lee 2023 Aug 04

First I must say this is a very clean park.
I visited the pool on a Monday which was a bit crowded. The crowd disbursed maybe 30 minutes into us being there. It seems they were on a school/summer camp trip.

There is a parking lot fairly close to the entrance of the pool. Close enough for an able person to walk but not ideal for someone in a wheelchair.

The fee to park with the park pass is $5 and $10 without the pass but with your ID with a westchester address.

The entrance fee is $8 with the park pass and $10 for each adult guest.
We paid $18 for two adults and an infant, who gets free admission.

The lazy river is only 2 feet so be careful not to scrape a knee. The waterfalls in the lazy river were not in operation. However there were two sections where the water is deeper by 2 feet. Those areas has a volleyball net and basketball hoops.

There are tubes of various sizes for everyone’s use of the lazy river.

The kiddie section was in full swing but extremely cold.

There are also two huge water slides conjoined with a mountain of steps to climb.

The restrooms a ok, seems really old and dreary.

J Mera 2023 Jul 28

To be honest after the remodeling it's actually better, I love the fact that is not just a pool but a trail that you can move a long. Now parking on a busy day is absurd. But if is not a busy or hit day you can find parking close. Rated for a park pass is outrageous. But the park itself is very enjoyable.

Samuel A Perez 2023 Jul 14

We were here a few weeks ago and we loved it so much, so we decided to visit again a few days ago since they have the pool open right, well we found out that they are charging for parking and you have to be a local resident of Westchester in order to park and get access to the pool section I was kinda disappointed to be honest but overall if you're not going to pay for parking inside and your parking outside which is free and not using the pool, then yeah it's a wonderful park to visit and it has some wonderful walking/biking paths.

among us Gamer 2023 May 28

What can I say, the place is a piece of heaven. You can walk or walk your dog bike hike picnic or swim in the pool.
You can enjoy watching the birds.
I enjoyed my walk and loved the place.

Victor Wang 2022 Dec 17

Looks like an awesome public amusement park with plenty to do for a reasonable price. From the full featured outdoor water park with a massive slide to the mini golf course, this is a heaven for young kids and adults with the heart of a child.

Stopped by in the winter when all the fun attractions were closed for the season where the park still serves as a great place to connect with nature and disconnect from the world. Not a lot of vehicle noise surrounded by low vehicle travel speed neighborhoods. Not super popular with only a few people walking along the trails.

eddie del valle 2019 Jun 23

This place has a great little lazy river, where you can spend all day. It has water basketball and water volleyball area to used energy during the day. They have a water slide adjacent to the eating area. You can bring food or buy food there. There is an area to do a picnic. There a kids area where a bucket fills with water and it spill over to soak all near bystanders. Great place to bring your family. Parking is ten dollars plus the cost of the pool. Westchester county only admission. You will need a state ID to prove it. Outside are hiking trails and river. Also miniature golf.
Plan a day you will enjoy.