Bayard Cut Arboretum State Park is a 691-acre state park located in the small village of Big River on Long Island, New York. The park includes a botanical garden designed by Frederick Law Olmsted for William Bayard Cutting in 1886, and a mansion designed by Charles C. Haight.

Is there a fee for the Bayard Cut Arboretum?

Entering the botanical garden is $8 No tickets are required to enter the estate. Botanical garden events and programs are also free unless otherwise stated.

Are the bathrooms in the Bayard Cut Arboretum open?

The Arboretum grounds are open for your enjoyment during our regular hours. Please follow all posted rules. Restrooms open on the outside of the estateand need to wear a mask or face covering to enter the restroom.

How big is the Bayard Cut Arboretum?

Originally purchased for $125,000, the botanical garden currently occupies 931 acres about 250 acres 690 acres of total area donated by the Cutting family. The botanical gardens offer beautiful scenery as well as year-round activities, including a variety of activities.

Are dogs allowed at the Bayard Cut Arboretum?

Do not, No pets of any kind are allowed on the property of the Botanic Gardens.

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