Last updated: May 11, 2023
Thing to Do
Explore Park Grounds
NPS/Laurel Brierly
Come enjoy the grounds of Sagamore Hill!
Walk our paths, hike our nature trail, visit the beach, or simply relax and enjoy the park on one of the benches we have in our meadows, woods, and surrounding the historic home.
The Roosevelts came here to unwind and relax, away from the public eye and the scrutiny of life in New York or Washington. We encourage you to do the same. Find a nice place to sit, and see if you can understand why Theodore Roosevelt chose this spot for his summer retreat.
Walk our paths, hike our nature trail, visit the beach, or simply relax and enjoy the park on one of the benches we have in our meadows, woods, and surrounding the historic home.
The Roosevelts came here to unwind and relax, away from the public eye and the scrutiny of life in New York or Washington. We encourage you to do the same. Find a nice place to sit, and see if you can understand why Theodore Roosevelt chose this spot for his summer retreat.
Details
Duration
60-120 Minutes
Activity
Self-Guided Tours - Walking
Pets Allowed
Yes
Your dog is welcome at Sagamore Hill, but must be on a 6-foot leash at all times.
Activity Fee
No
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
Location
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
Reservations
No
Season
Year Round
Time of Day
Day, Dawn, Dusk
Sagamore Hill is open from sunrise until 30 minutes after sunset.
Accessibility Information
The paths around Theodore Roosevelt's Home at Sagamore Hill are paved and accessible, but the Nature Trail is not.
The Nature Trail is 0.7 miles loop trail that is about eight feet wide and has some steep grades. The trail surface is packed dirt in the woodland section, a boardwalk over the marsh, and loose sand and pebbles on the beach section.
The Nature Trail is 0.7 miles loop trail that is about eight feet wide and has some steep grades. The trail surface is packed dirt in the woodland section, a boardwalk over the marsh, and loose sand and pebbles on the beach section.