Pond visit in Hyde Park, New York

Located at 175 Ruskey Lane in Hyde Park, New York, Clover Brooke Llama Alpaca Hike/Goat Walk Farm offers a unique outdoor experience for all ages. Spend time with our friendly llamas and alpacas on a picturesque 25-acre farm in the Hudson Valley. Take a leisurely hike through paddocks, meadows, and a bass pond while capturing memories with our charismatic four-legged friends. Our well-socialized animals, including Pygora goats and barn cats, are sure to make your visit unforgettable. Guests rave about their time at Clover Brooke Farm, calling it "the best day ever" and "an unique experience." Whether you're looking for a fun activity with friends or a solo adventure in nature, our llama and alpaca hike is the perfect choice. Don't forget to visit our Farm Store for souvenirs and keepsakes to remember your visit.

Fox Hill B&B, located at 55 South Chodikee Lake Road in Highland, New York, is a charming lodging institution that offers a peaceful country setting just 5 miles from New Paltz and Hyde Park. With immaculate rooms, warm hospitality, and a range of amenities including a gazebo with a hot tub, game and fitness center, lovely gardens with a koi pond, and an inground pool (open Memorial Day to Labor Day), guests are sure to feel relaxed and rejuvenated during their stay. The B&B is also conveniently located near several colleges and universities, making it an ideal choice for visiting parents or academics. Additionally, the property is home to a gentle cat who does not enter guest rooms.

Welcome to the official website of Council Member Linda Lee, proudly serving the 23rd Council District in Eastern Queens. Our district encompasses vibrant neighborhoods such as Fresh Meadows-Utopia, Jamaica Estates-Holliswood, Cunningham Park, Auburndale, Bayside, Douglaston-Little Neck, Oakland Gardens-Hollis Hills, Alley Pond Park, Jamaica, Hollis, Glen Oaks-Floral Park-New Hyde Park, Bellerose, and Queens Village. Council Member Linda Lee made history in November 2021 by becoming the first Korean-American and the first woman to be elected to the City Council from this district. Her deep commitment to public service is rooted in her previous role as President/CEO of Korean Community Services (KCS) of Metropolitan New York, Inc. Under her leadership, KCS became a pivotal organization for the Korean and broader Asian communities, offering vital services in aging, education, immigration, workforce development, public health, and mental health.