Plan your visit
Getting Here Is Easy
Dobbs Ferry is accessible by train, car, bus, or bike, with convenient connections across Westchester and direct service to New York City in about 35–45 minutes.
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Dobbs Ferry is served by Metro-North’s Hudson Line, with direct service to and from Grand Central Terminal. The station is located at the base of the Village, near the waterfront, with access to downtown via Main Street.
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Dobbs Ferry is located in southern Westchester County along the Hudson River, accessible via Route 9 (Broadway) and the Saw Mill River Parkway. Main Street connects the waterfront train station area to the downtown business district uphill.
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Bee-Line bus routes serve Dobbs Ferry and connect to nearby communities and transit hubs, including the Metro-North station.
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Project MOVER e-bikeshare stations are located throughout Dobbs Ferry and nearby Rivertowns, providing an option for short trips within the Village. E-bikes can be useful for traveling between the waterfront, train station, and downtown areas.
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Metered street parking and municipal lots are located throughout downtown Dobbs Ferry, including along Main Street, Cedar Street, and near the waterfront. Most spaces have 2–3 hour limits, with some municipal lots allowing longer stays.
Parking is pay-by-license plate and can be paid at kiosks or through the ParkMobile app. Rates are typically around $1 per hour, and parking regulations are enforced Monday through Saturday during daytime hours, with free parking on Sundays and Village holidays.
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Downtown Dobbs Ferry is compact and walkable, with easy access from the train station to Main Street and the waterfront.
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The Old Croton Aqueduct Trail runs through the Village, offering a scenic route for walking and biking directly into downtown.
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Weekday shuttle service is available for seniors, with rides to the Embassy Community Center, shopping, and other downtown destinations.
Call by 9:30 AM to request a ride:
📞 914-231-8507
Parking in Downtown Dobbs Ferry
Where can I park?
Parking is available on Broadway, nearby streets, municipal lots (including 99 Cedar and Village Hall), and the Waterfront lot near the train station. The Middle/High School lot is also a convenient option with access into downtown via the Aqueduct.
Is parking free?
Most downtown parking is metered during the day (Monday–Saturday), typically $1/hour. Some areas may be free outside enforcement hours. If you are parking for only 15 minutes, parking is free.
How do I pay for parking?
You can pay using:
ParkMobile app (recommended)
Kiosks or meters (card or coins)
Payment is by license plate, so no need to display a receipt.
Are there time limits?
Yes—most downtown street parking has 2–3 hour limits, depending on the street. Lots may allow longer stays.
Any important rules to know?
Pay attention to posted signs and time limits
No parking on certain streets during Festa hours due to road closures
The Waterfront lot has no overnight parking (2–5 AM)
Some lots have occasional maintenance restrictions (posted in advance)
Event Transportation
During select Village events, including Wickers Creek Festival and Dine Out Dobbs, a free shuttle runs between key locations such as the waterfront, Main Street, and municipal parking areas.
Shuttle routes and schedules vary by event.