Torpy Field is an athletic field used for softball, lacrosse, track and soccer matches. It located on the campus of Peekskill High School, at the intersection of Hudson Avenue and Wells Street.
Blue Mountain is one of Westchester County's largest parks. It is located in the center of the town of Cortlandt, with its northeastern corner in the city of Peekskill. Blue Mountain is known for its hiking and mountain biking trails. A small lake and beach are enjoyed by families and summer day-campers. There are picnic tables and grills near the lake. A county park pass is not required, but it does come with a parking discount. At the southern end is the Sportsmen's Center, providing archery, pistol and rifle ranges. Free instruction is available from range experts. Children under 12 are not allowed to use the facilities of the Sportsmen's Center. The fees for the center are listed on the county's website.
Peekskill Professional Driving School, located on South Street just west of South Division, provides individual driving instruction services as well as driving-related classes to students of legal driving age. The school has been serving local and regional driving students since the 1970s. Peekskill Professional Driving offers discounts on insurance and a five hour pre-licensing class twice weekly as well as a six-hour defensive driving course offered twice a month.
Local skater Doug Brown saw a lack of skate shops in the area and so he opened his own. With one other location in Mamaroneck, 2nd Nature is working to expand the Westchester skate scene with its selection of footwear, apparel and skateboards, some of which are designed in house. This location is also home to an indoor skate park.