Orange County NY's largest fresh water lake Nine mile long Greenwood Lake, shared with West Milford NJ, is the most precious resource that the Village has.

Experience a seaplane landing on Greenwood Lake! During the 2012 Sea Plane Fly-In several sea planes landed on Greenwood Lake and taxied up to the beach at Thomas P. Morahan Waterfront Park. >>

Gourmet bakeries, restaurants, wine shops Sprinkled throughout the Village are unique shops and eateries that offer fine dining, light fare, and memorable culinary arts.

Championship rowing team Named in the Top Ten of Places to Retire and Row in the US, Greenwood Lake's East Arm Rowing Club welcomes both young and old to its membership, who compete in many regional events.

Dining at lakeside or for landlubbers Award-winning chefs provide memorable meals for either the casual diner or for those who prefer something special.

== Watch video streaming records of GWL Board Meetings. Click on link, below. == Sign up for Emergency Notification via the IRIS System, below. Choose your mobile, home, or work phone, or e-mail. Receive emergency notices in a timely fashion. Click on the IRIS logo and sign up today! == Greenwood Lake Food Pantry is in need of donations. You can drop them off from 9-11am on Saturdays and Mondays, at Holy Rosary Church on Windermere Ave. ==

Memorial Day, May 27, 2013

Residents please note that the Village will honor those who have served in our armed forces on May 27.

Historical Greenwood Lake: Destination for celebrities

Relive Greenwood Lake's remarkable history (ca. 1800s) ...the majestic hotels, steamboats and railroad that were an important part of its past, and the celebrities who once made Greenwood Lake their summer paradise.

A Popular Venue for Hollywood

During the final season of HBO's Soprano's the "lake scene" was shot here; the summer of 2011, however, will always be remembered for the film "The Magic of Belle Isle" starring Morgan Freeman, under the direction of Rob Reiner. Filmed on location in Greenwood Lake!

Greenwood Lake Blues Festival

The purpose for the Greenwood Lake Blues Festival is twofold: to introduce people to blues music; and to raise funds and distribute to families east of Mt. Peter with cancer for every day necessities. .