National Historic Site · NY
The National Park Service lists 10 things to do at Home Of Franklin D Roosevelt National Historic Site. 8 have no extra fee, 10 need no reservation, and 4 allow pets. Each listing links to the full NPS page. Data is from the NPS snapshot of Oct 28, 2026.
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In 1921, FDR became paralyzed at the age of 39. Before he could return to politics, he first had to figure out how to get around. Inaccessible places create barriers that effectively disable us from full and equal participation in society.
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum is independently operated and maintained by the National Archives and Records Administration, a federal agency.
1-3 Hours Year-round Fee applies
Roosevelt Farm Lane is part of the historic road network that connected the Roosevelt Home, Val-Kill, Top Cottage, the Home Farm, and FDR’s tree plantations.
1-2 Hours Year-round Pets allowed
This trail takes you to the highest point on the Hyde Park Trails. When you reach the summit, you will have made the same climb that kings and queens and a host of foreign leaders made during some of the most critical days of the 20th century.
1-2 Hours Year-round Pets allowed
Everything you need to know about access to FDR's home and how to obtain your tickets. Tour days and times change seasonally, so check here for more information on planning your visit.
Fee applies
The park film runs daily at the Henry Wallace Visitor & Education Center. The 140-seat theater features a high-definition film written and produced by Tom Spain Productions.
20 Minutes Year-round
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According to Franklin D. Roosevelt's own instructions, he was buried in the family garden. His wishes reflect his connection to the place of his birth and the launching point of his rise to public prominence.
15-30 Minutes Year-round Pets allowed
Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt’s ties to the land and the community where they lived helped to shape the work they undertook to better society and the world.
15-30 Minutes Spring, Summer, Fall
While the Roosevelts had a plenty of space for an expansive garden, the small space garden exhibit demonstrates different systems for gardening with whatever space you have available.
30 Minutes Spring, Summer, Fall
Visit this gem of a garden. Secretly tucked behind the surrounding stone wall and privacy hedge, a walk through the gate will delight the senses in a profusion of pastel colors and the sweet spice of summer blooms.
15-45 Minutes Year-round Pets allowed
Check current alerts and closures, entrance fees and operating hours for Home Of Franklin D Roosevelt. Programs and tours can change with the season or be cancelled on short notice — confirm on the NPS page before you plan around one.
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