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About Glen Island Harbour Club
Glen Island Harbour Club sits along the serene waterfront of Glen Island Park in New Rochelle, NY. This privately operated venue within a county-owned park blends historic charm with modern event spaces, offering versatile layouts for banquets, weddings, corporate events, and social galas. The site carries a storied past as the Glen Island Casino, a famed Big Band era venue, and now serves as a premier destination for memorable gatherings with panoramic water views.
Whether you’re planning an intimate rehearsal dinner or a grand celebration, Glen Island Harbour Club has the flexibility to accommodate your floor plan—seated dinners up to approximately 600 (some sources cite 600) and cocktail settings up to 1,000, with configurations allowing roughly 700–750 seated or up to 1,000 standing depending on layout. Read on for venue specifics, transportation, parking, and trusted nearby hotel and dining partners to help you plan a seamless event.
Glen Island Harbour Club is easily accessible from I-95 and offers onsite parking plus valet options. Public transit connections include proximity to Pelham Bay Park subway (6) along with nearby Metro-North and New Rochelle stations for guests traveling from surrounding areas. For guests staying nearby, our recommended hotel partners and dining collaborators provide convenient accommodations and catering extensions. Secure your seats and dates with the trusted team at Glen Island Harbour Club—we’ve got you covered for a smooth planning experience from start to finish.
Easy driving access via I-95; nearby Pelham Bay Park subway (Line 6) connections and several Metro-North/New Rochelle station options for convenient guest travel. Seated dinner up to ~600; cocktail up to 1,000; entire space configurable for 700–750 seated or 1,000 standing depending on layout. Historic site formerly Glen Island Casino, renowned for Big Band era performances by legends such as Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman; renovated and renamed to Glen Island Harbour Club, preserving the island’s legacy while offering modern event facilities. Access a curated list of affiliate hotel partners (e.g., Residence Inn New Rochelle) and recommended restaurants for guest accommodations and catering partnerships. Links to official hotel and dining partners are provided for quick planning. Waterfront banquet/country club style event venue on Glen Island Park; private operation within a county-owned park, offering scenic views and versatile indoor spaces for weddings, corporate events, and social occasions.
If you’re ready to secure your date, contact us for availability. We’ll help you navigate venue layouts, parking logistics, and partner recommendations to ensure a straightforward, stress-free planning process.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 50 Glen Island Park, New Rochelle, NY 10805.
- Venue type: Waterfront banquet/country club style event venue on Glen Island Park; privately operated within a county-owned park.
- Seating capacity: Seated dinner up to about 600 (some sources cite 600), cocktail up to 1,000; entire space configured for up to 700–750 seated or 1,000 standing depending on layout.
- Parking: Onsite parking with parking lot and valet options; paid parking in the area.
- Transit: Accessible via I-95; nearby public transit includes connections to the Pelham Bay Park subway (6) and nearby Metro-North/New Rochelle stations.
- Nearby hotels: Several options within a short drive, including Residence Inn New Rochelle (near I-95), with other Westchester hotels in the area.
- Notable history: Site formerly known as Glen Island Casino, a major Big Band era venue featuring acts like Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, and others; the casino era is part of the island’s history, with the Harbour Club functioning as the modern event venue.
- Renamed/demolished: The property was renamed from Glen Island Casino to Glen Island Harbour Club after renovations; the original casino building itself is not demolished.