Graydon Pool, Ridgewood, New Jersey, is a historic, beautiful bathing beach with games and activities for the whole family all summer long

Graydon is a natural 2.68-acre sandy-floored pool and beach in a century-old park in Ridgewood, New Jersey. A buffer against flooding in a flood plain and a recreational site for four generations, Graydon has been threatened with replacement by a small, beachless concrete pool.

Graydon Pool Hours of Operation: Summer 2010. Every Sat.–Sun. 10 am to 7:30 pm; Monday through Friday: June 7–25 : Noon to 7:30 pm; June 28–Aug. 13 : 10 am to 7:30 pm Exception: Mon., July 5 10 am to 4 pm (fireworks drop zone) Aug. 16–31, Sept. 1–3 Noon to ...

Residents of all towns may join beautiful Graydon Pool for the summer season. Sponsorship is no longer required. Note: while non-Ridgewood residents are invited to join for the season, they may not buy day passes except as guests of a Ridgewood resident. Prices

What is Graydon? Graydon Pool is a spring-fed swimming area in Ridgewood, N.J., consisting of nearly 3 acres within a his-toric park dedicated 100 years ago, on May 6, 1910. The selfish determination of a handful of residents and officials to badmouth Graydon in the past few years has led to its designation on May 18, 2010, as

Graydon Pool was the creation of many generations of politicians and citizens of Ridgewood over the past 99 years. It was established in 1910 with a donation of land (now the parking lot) by Samuel Graydon (1852-1926). A modest man, he stayed away from the dedication and rejected suggestions to have the park named after him.

Graydon Store The five-member Village Council of Ridgewood, New Jersey, is considering demolishing Graydon, a 2.68-acre sandy-bottom swimming pond and beach in a century-old park, and replacing it with a small, beachless concrete pool.

The Graydon Wetland Basin, at one point a drinking pond for farm animals, was turned into a swimming lake some 80 years ago. Graydon is essentially a natural wetland area, as the runoff from the Heights spills into the Ho-Ho-Kus Brook and, with overflow, into the entire Graydon area. The basin sits on a riverbed, vital to our aquifer and watershed.

Jun 12, 2010 · Graydon on parade Lucy Rieger seeks participants for a possible celebration of Graydon Park’s centennial in Ridgewood’s Independence Day Parade on Monday, July 5. This will happen only if volunteers come forward quickly.

How to contact The Preserve Graydon Coalition. Graydon Pool. Municipal pool of. Ridgewood, NJ. Location: Between N. Maple. Ave. and Northern. Parkway along. Linwood Ave. Free parking: Northwest corner. of Linwood Ave. and Northern Parkway . If lot is full: across Linwood, same corner . Questions about the current season?