Kennedy Dells County Park is a 179 acre park in Rockland County, New York. It features a number of recreation fields, as well as a variety of nature and hiking trails that weave in and out of forests and meadows preserved within its boundaries. Crum Creek borders the western boundary, where a man-made waterfall and ruins can be found leftover from the early 1900's. They were created when Adolph Zukor owned the land and was helping to make the town of New City the Hollywood of the east. The western portion of the park contains a healthy diversity of deciduous trees native to the area.