Hey scetron, this actually isn't the best practice to be adding landuse tags to park boundaries in order to make it render nicely. This is called "mapping for the renderer", and it's generally discouraged because it may conflict with true data. There's several portions of this state park that includes sections of the Hudson River, which most certainly are not wooded areas. Because of this, I'm going to remove the tag.

Fahnstock Park may look like it has a natural=wood tag on it, but it actually has a separate feature that was drawn overtop of it with the natural=wood tag. This also isn't the best practice because it makes it hard to edit in the future if park boundaries change or sections of forest are clear cut or burned. I would recommend you use Storm King State Park or Black Rock Forest nearby as examples of some of the work I did to add landuse data without conflicting with park boundaries. Happy mapping!