Plan Your Visit

 

Hyde Park may be a small town, but there is so much to do during a visit to the birthplace of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd President of the United States. With three national parks and the nation's first presidential library and museum, it will take more than a single day to see everything. Beyond Hyde Park, the region's Hudson Valley National Heritage Area is home to many museums, historic houses, gardens, nature preserves, and culinary adventures.

 

Tickets & Tours

Everything you need to know about access to FDR's home and how to obtain your tickets.

Motor Coach Reservations

Visit Recreation.gov for information on fees, and reservations for commercial tour operators.

School Groups

If you are planning a visit for your school, see our important information on academic fee waivers and reservations.

Getting Here

Directions and transportation services.

Park Map

Orient yourself before you arrive with our online version of the park map.

Accessibility

Our assessment ratings for outdoor areas and buildings will help you plan your visit to FDR's home.

We Have an App for That!

Our free NPS App offers interactive maps, self-guided activities, and much more to enhance your visit.

Basic Information

Hours of operation, schedules, fees, and services.

Fees & Passes

Tour admission fees, passes, and information on our Fee Free Days.

Pets

We love pets. Help us keep the park clean and safe by following our policies.

 

WHAT TO SEE AND DO

Things to Do

Our houses, gardens, exhibits, and programs.

Places to Go

The National Parks and Presidential Library in Hyde Park.

Nearby Attractions

Discover the rich heritage the Hudson Valley has to offer.