| Stuyvesant Landing
Stuyvesant Landing is a picturesque hamlet containing approximately 35 historic houses and buildings spread along Riverview Street and Route 9J which run parallel to the Hudson River. The Dutch Reform Church was built in 1831 and enlarged and improved in 1868 along with adjacent parsonage circa 1835. All are within easy walking distance. The Hamlet contains a tiny one-room post office, a small country café and a turn-of-the-century train station which has been partially restored and which hosts a local green market on Fridays.
An extensive nature preserve is located immediately to the south and state land along the river going north.
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