About Stony Point

With a friendly population of about 15,000 residents, the quaint, unincorporated village and town of Stony Point is situated in Rockland County in southeastern New York. Stony Point lies along the Hudson River, about 38 miles north of midtown New York City. The town got its name from the rocky natural feature jutting out into the Hudson River. The town is also home to the Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site, which commemorates an event that took place during the American Revolution in July of 1779. The Treason House, which is a popular historic site and the Helen Hayes Hospital are also located in Stony Point. The main economic activity in Stony Point is the quarrying of traprock and gypsum. People searching for a home or apartment for rent can find a beautiful and relaxing abode in any of Stony Point’s several individual communities. Transportation services offered in the town include a railway line and the Palisades Interstate Parkway. Some of the popular attractions in Stony Point include Buckberg Mountain, Gilmor Sloane House, Harriman State Park, Iona Island and Marsh, Stony Point Battlefield, Stony Point Light, and the William H. Rose House.

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