Attention visitors and residents: CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY
Construction on the Waterstone Bridge is schedule for Aug 30, 2010 for a one week period. Please find an alternate route during this time. Thank you for your cooperation.
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-- Waterstone Bridge construction to begin Aug, to last for one week-- Mayor Barbara Moore and all the department heads of The Village of Greenwood Lake extend their condolences to the family of Senator Thomas P. Morahan. He was a wonderful friend and leader of the Greenwood Lake Community. -- Village Hall is open for business despite the road construction, and there is ample parking. Thank you for your cooperation. --
The Village relies on property taxes for a portion of its operating revenues. Learn more about 2009 property taxes >> (Two-page PDF) | New Recreation Schedule 2010>

Just 50 miles from New York City lies the Village of Greenwood Lake. This glassine water body, made for pleasure, supports every water sport a visitor can think of – swimming, diving, fishing, water skiing, jet skiing, and boating by sail, canoe, kayak, paddle, motor, row, and skull. Greenwood Lake is not about political boundaries. It is a state of mind. Home of Orange County's largest fresh water lake, the Appalachian Trail; Mt. Peter skiing area; and easy access to nearby Sterling Forest's Renaissance Festival, Tuxedo Ridge, the Village of Warwick, and Mountain Creek Ski and Waterpark. (from Skylands magazine)
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"We never expected Greenwood Lake to be so captivating. Our first trip to your magnificent Village was so extraordinary, you can be sure it will not be our last." Diane A., Huntington, NY 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 >> "Our wedding reception was wonderful. Getting married on the lake will always be an incomparable moment in our lives. Thank you so much for making our entire wedding party feel so special." MaryKaye L, Mahwah, NJ
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