Kinderhook, New York · Columbia County · Facility
The visitor center and access inside Lindenwald are only available when the site is open for tours (Friday–Sunday). Tours for 2026 begin Saturday May 23, 2026. Monday–Thursday, visitors may access the grounds, obtain a park stamp, and use restrooms in the headquarters building
The visitor center and access inside Lindenwald are only available when the site is open for tours (Friday–Sunday). Tours for 2026 begin Saturday May 23, 2026. Monday–Thursday, visitors may access the grounds, obtain a park stamp, and use restrooms in the headquarters building
The park entrance road is located on route 9H two miles south of the Kinderhook Village.
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