Muscoot Farm

Muscoot Farm Muscoot Farm, managed by , showcases Westchester’s agricultural heritage.

Muscoot Farm is an interpretive farm that is part of the Westchester County Parks system. As a visitor you can see over 50 farm animals, hike over 5 miles of trails, learn about the history of an early 1900s dairy farm in Westchester, or attend one of our year-round programs--from bird walks to movie nights! Programs are funded by the Friends of Muscoot Farm who rely on donations from the public.

You can make a donation when you visit, or give us a call for more information. PARK HOURS: Every day 10 am - 4 pm
Sunday Farmer's Market Hours: May-Nov, Sundays 9:30-2:30
FEES: Free to park, free to enter!

Happy June!☀️🐞🦋 As summer approaches, we have many great programs and events happening here at Muscoot for all ages!🐷Cli...
06/01/2026

Happy June!☀️🐞🦋
 
As summer approaches, we have many great programs and events happening here at Muscoot for all ages!🐷
Click the link in our bio to register.🔗
 
Graphic description: A promotional flyer depicting upcoming events at Muscoot farm, picture of a black goat, red background 1) Large text reads “June events, 2026” below reads “First Monday Bird Walk, Little Explorers, Animal Interactions, Farmer’s Market At Muscoot, Muscoot Mansion Tour” 2) Large text reads “June events, 2026” below reads “Horse Grooming, Big Equipment Day”

Our farm animals are enjoying the warm May weather! 🌼🐮 As the weather warms up, our animals are finding shady spots and ...
05/28/2026

Our farm animals are enjoying the warm May weather! 🌼🐮 As the weather warms up, our animals are finding shady spots and drinking plenty of water to stay nice and cool.😎 🧊
 

 
Graphic description: 1) close up photo of a black and white cow 2) short video of sheep running in a field 3) small pig in a barn 4) short video of a brown cow chewing 5) three dairy goats lying in the shade

Many of our wild animal friends like to leave behind clues of their presence. 🐾🫆 From footprints to chew marks, to burro...
05/27/2026

Many of our wild animal friends like to leave behind clues of their presence. 🐾🫆 From footprints to chew marks, to burrow holes, we can learn a lot about an animal’s behavior without ever actually seeing them! Muscoot Farm has over 6 miles of hiking trails, perfect for viewing wildlife.  🦋🦅🦊
 
Can you guess which type of animal left behind each clue? Answers in graphic description below.
 
Graphic description: 1) tiny white bubbles on a plant stalk left by a spittlebug 2) footprints in mud left by a common raccoon 3) tiny mound of dirt created by an ant 4) split open hickory nut left by a red squirrel 5) small holes in a tree left by a yellow-bellied sapsucker

May at Muscoot Farm is filled with flowers! 🌸🌺🌼From our gardens to our wildflowers, everything is starting bloom and our...
05/25/2026

May at Muscoot Farm is filled with flowers! 🌸🌺🌼

From our gardens to our wildflowers, everything is starting bloom and our insects are coming out to enjoy them!🦋🐞🐛

Graphic description: 1) Many small white flowers amongst large green leaves 2) pink flowers with tall, green stalks 3) a large black butterfly with a blue splotch and white dots 4) bright pink, showy flower on forest floor 5) large, purple flowers on vine

05/24/2026

Rainy days at Muscoot.☔️🌧️🌈

Our animals are cooling off in well needed rain after some hot days on the farm.🐑
 
Graphic description: 1) short video of sheep eating grass in a field 2) short video of two black donkeys eating grass 3) short video of two horses hanging in a barn

Species spotlight!!! This month’s species spotlight is… the wood frog!🐸🪵 The wood frog is a native amphibian to the nort...
05/20/2026

Species spotlight!!!
 
This month’s species spotlight is… the wood frog!🐸🪵
 
The wood frog is a native amphibian to the northeast and is dependent on vernal pools, where it breeds and lays large egg masses in early spring. The wood frog makes a “quacking” mating call and is identifiable by the black “robber’s mask” behind its eye. As the name implies, wood frogs live on the forest floor and hibernate in the winter underneath leaf litter. 🍂🍁 The wood frog has great freeze tolerance and is able to produce a natural “antifreeze” to survive freezing temperatures. 🥶❄️
 
Graphic description: 1) small brown wood frog on someone’s wrist, large text reads “Species Spotlight, Wood frog, (Lithobates sylvaticus)” 2) large clumps of frog eggs in shallow water 3) close up of the frog eggs, small gelatinous structures with small black dots in them

Address

Katonah, NY

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+19148647286

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