Crawford Park is a 36-acre preserve located off Ridge Street in Rye Brook, New York. The Park contains an early 20th century mansion, hundreds of mature trees, an expansive lawn, a playground, a large picnic pavilion and a sunken garden.

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In October of 1996, a non-profit, 501 C-3, organization called the Friends of Crawford Park was formed. Its purpose was the beautification of the park grounds, as well as preservation of the Crawford's legacy.

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Working with the Rye Town Council, they have created a mile long walking path – so helpful for enjoying the park all season. They have also restored Mrs. Crawford’s sunken garden, created a sensory garden, a wild flower meadow and planted thousands of plants throughout the park.

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Under the Family Tree program donations of trees may be made in memory of a loved one or in honor of some special occasion.

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The Crawford mansion, the pavilion and the ball fields are available for rental to Rye Town residents through the Town of Rye, call 914-939-3075 for more information.

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