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Stonecrop Gardens

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Originally the home of Anne and Frank Cabot, Stonecrop became a public garden in 1992 under the direction of Caroline Burgess.

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Sep 19, 2023
These gardens are wonderful. The views of the gardens are a feast for the eye and nose. The website gives you and idea of what will be in bloom when you plan to visit. It is a great calendar for … Full review by Victoria W
Jun 5, 2023
Absolutely beautiful grounds with much variety. In early June there was plenty in bloom, and I'm sure every week of every season there's plenty of interesting plant activity. They promote a contempla… Full review by Marie A
Sep 17, 2022
Visited mid September. The walled garden was in full bloom and I have to say it was one of the most spectacular displays I've seen in the many years I've been visiting various gardens around the US. … Full review by J9773XDmartinh
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A former home of renowned American gardener and horticulturist, Anne and Frank Cabot, the Stonecrop Gardens opened its door as a publi…
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Opened:1992
Area:15 acres

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How long would it take to walk here from the train station?
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The distance between the Cold Spring train station and Stonecrop's entrance is about 5.5 miles. Please note, the road is uphill the entire way, narrow and winding. Once you reach …
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The distance between the Cold Spring train station and Stonecrop's entrance is about 5.5 miles. Please note, the road is uphill the entire way, narrow and winding. Once you reach our entrance you must walk uphill about 1/4 mile to check-in at the Potting Shed. You will have to cross a cattle grate on the way. I don't know of anyone walking the distance so I cannot provide the time it would take. You may want to check a local taxi service to save time and energy.
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Answer by Barbara L · Apr 3, 2017
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Can I bring my dog
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No - dogs are not allowed. Per their website: No pets please. We ask that you leave your pets at home while you are visiting Stonecrop.
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Will you be open this Sunday sept 4th And do I need a reservation? What time do you open and close? Thank you
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No reservations needed but check the website for the times especially because it's a holiday weekend
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