Tomkins Cove
Tomkins Cove, a riverside hamlet in Stony Point with roughly 1,800 residents, is named after its historic limestone quarry and shipping operations. Today, it's known for its mix of waterfront properties and wooded areas, offering residents a blend of natural beauty and industrial heritage.
Buying a Home in Tomkins Cove
As an unincorporated hamlet within Stony Point, residents pay county, town, and school district taxes — no separate village tax. This often makes hamlets less expensive to own than equivalent villages nearby.
Rural riverside hamlet; primarily car-dependent
- Drive to GWB (~55 min)
- Coach USA to Port Authority (~90 min)
Estimated door-to-door: 85–100 min to Midtown during peak hours. Full transportation guide →
North Rockland Central serves Stony Point and Haverstraw — a large district covering the county's northern towns. Generally solid, with the county's largest high school.
District data: enrollment, test scores, spending →Parks in Tomkins Cove
Nearby in Stony Point
Tomkins Cove at a Glance
Tomkins Cove is served by the North Rockland Central School District school district.
Tomkins Cove has a population of approximately 1,800 residents.
The median home value in Tomkins Cove is $345,000.
The median household income in Tomkins Cove is $97,000.
Population and housing figures from U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey estimates.