in Hudson Valley

This historic Adams-style brick B&B was built in 1810 and still features original high ceilings and windows that still retain their wavy glass.

2024 dates TBA: This family-fun holiday light spectacular with more than a million lights that will prove to be unlike any other event in the country!

This refined bed-and-breakfast is housed in a restored 19th-century house on a tree-lined street. just a mile from downtown Kingston and only a 14-minute walk from Ulster Performing Arts Center.

Using fresh, local ingredients, A Tavola’s menu offers a creative take on rustic Italian cuisine highlighted by many homemade pasta dishes inspired by classics found throughout Italy.

Set alongside I-87 surrounded by trees, this budget hotel is only 2 miles New Paltz's wide variety of restaurants and shops as well as the village center’s Historic Huguenot Street district...

This fine-dining Italian restaurant offers regional Italian fare served up with a Tuscan flair. Annarella’s creates their menu using their home-grown vegetables and herbs in season.

Enjoy a stay in a modern Airstream Suite, spacious canvas tent for a glamping experience, rustic yet chic cabin or in a roomy accessible suite ...

This downtown New Paltz restaurant and brewery is known for its extensive beer menu, which offers more than 300 bottled beers from breweries all around the world.

This Beacon hot spot combines more than 130 top-shelf tequilas with upscale Tex-Mex fare.

Set in the midst of the Hudson River just south of Beacon, Bannerman Castle on Pollepel Island more familiarly known as Bannerman Island, is rooted in ancient Indian and Dutch folklore and Revolutionary War tales.

This one-stop barber shop and brew pub has just what you need! Along with its barber services for men, women and children, the pub offers up craft beer on tap and in cans along with cider and wine.

An easy train ride from New York City, Beacon is an up-and-coming artist community noted for its proximity to numerous historic sites and large cities.

This French Bread Bakery and scratch kitchen serves up breakfast and lunch all day offering a country-style breakfast service with free range eggs, local products and coffee.

Hudson Highlands' highest peak, Beacon Mountain offers two summits, hiking trails, a fire lookout tower and monument and the ruins of the Mount Beacon Incline Railway...

Hudson Valley’s largest open-air rink offers ice skating on the weekends from November to March, weather permitting, along with gorgeous views of the mountains.

Bear Mountain State Park offers a large play field, shaded picnic groves, lake and river fishing access, a swimming pool, Trailside Museums and Zoo, hiking, biking and more...

Nestled in rugged mountains rising from the west bank of the Hudson River, Bear Mountain State Park offers plenty to do no matter what the season.

Located in Harriman State Park and adjacent to Lake Welch, the campground offers access to swimming beaches, hiking trails and neighboring state park facilities.

In continuous operation since before the Revolutionary War, the Beekman Arms and Delamater Inn has been welcoming guests since 1766.

Located in the historic Rondout district of Kingston, this Victorian-style bed and breakfast is right in the thick of restaurants, antique shops, cafes, art galleries, museums and more.

Overlooking the historic Hudson River Valley, this 37-acre estate creates hand-crafted wines that include their estate grown Baco Noir and Cabernet Franc...

This appealing hotel is just 9 miles from the Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park and features a charming brick-laid terrace with seating to enjoy the river views.

Located directly across the street from the Tarrytown Music Hall, Bistro 12 features Mediterranean cuisine, showing influences from Italy, France along with the co-owner’s native Portugal.

Black-Eyed Suzie's menu features modern comfort food and healthy options made with local, seasonal ingredients, patio dining, family-style take-away meals and catering.

Set inside a luxury boutique hotel, this refined Italian restaurant offers a contemporary and locally-sourced menu featuring homemade pasta, seafood, steaks, ribs and more.

This high-end steakhouse is found inside the elegant Ritz-Carlton Westchester Hotel and features an elegant and modern dining room, an open kitchen and outdoor seating

Located at the foot of the Catskill Mountains, this family owned and operated campground offers tent and RV sites as well as cabins for rent.

Built between 1804 and 1808, Boscobel House is a national historic museum and displays one of the finest collections of decorative arts from the Federal period.

Perched high on a hill in Beacon's historic district, this grand 19th-century Queen Anne-style B&B offers lovely Hudson River views and is just a 10-minute walk from the Beacon’s Main Street's shops and restaurants.

Offering classic Brasserie fare, this French brasserie’s menu boasts an impressive range of selections from a raw bar to the Plat Du Jour.

Often called ‘the most popular day hike in America,’ Breakneck Ridge is a challenging four-mile climb with several summits, rock scrambling and river views.

This warm and friendly tavern features 30 craft beer draft offerings along with comfort pub food and authentic barbecue, smoked slow and low.

Set on 62 wooded acres, Brook n Wood is a private campground that offers tent and RV sites along with cabins and RV rentals.

This family-friendly campground is set on beautiful stream, offering both tent and RV sites along with cabins and RVs available to rent.

This trendy trattoria features upscale Italian fare inspired by the flavors of Northern and Southern Italy.

Brotherhood Winery introduced its first commercial vintage in 1839 and is commonly acknowledged to be the oldest operating winery in the United States.

Also known as Mount Taurus, Bull Hill is a mountain just north of the village of Cold Spring on the Hudson River as part of the river-straddling range known as the Hudson Highlands.

Buns Burgers brings the farm-to-table movement into quick-service dining with its grass-fed beef burgers, hand-cut fries and locally-sourced milk, ice cream and milkshakes.

Buon Amici offers up old-school Italian fare that includes a long list of Chef’s Specials along with a variety of desserts and drinks.

Located inside the luxurious and historic Dutch-Colonial Hasbrouck House inn, this fine dining restaurant pays homage to Hudson Valley cuisine, sourcing only from local farms and orchards.

This 75-acre Hudson River estate offers a selection of lodgings, a world-class spa, a farm-to-table restaurant, an organic kitchen garden and orchard, trails and an animal rescue sanctuary.

This sophisticated all-suite hotel offers upscale suites with microwaves, minifridges and coffeemakers along separate living areas, cable TV and free Wi-Fi.

Casperkill Country Club is an 18-hole public golf course set in the rolling countryside of the Hudson River Highlands of Dutchess County.

Built in 1897, the castle is a historic landmark melds old world elegance with the amenities of today.

First opened for business in 1939 with three rope tows, Catamount Ski Area now offers 7 lifts and features 36 trails and terrain park areas for all ages of ability.

​Cathryn’s brings authentic Tuscan fare to the heart of Cold Spring using locally sourced ingredients.

A 150-acre refuge in New York’s Hudson Valley, the animal sanctuary has seen more than 5,000 farmed animals rescued from cruelty, neglect and abandonment since 2001.

Located in the Hudson Valley at the foot of the scenic Catskill Mountains, Catskill Golf Resort offers a scenic championship18-hole golf course.

A heritage tourist railroad based in historic Kingston, Catskill Mountain Railroad offers family-friendly train rides that run up to Hurley Mountain and back.

Housed in a 19th century Federal-style mansion, Chrystie House offers four elegant and luxurious rooms just one mile from Beacon’s Main Street.

This stylish B&B is housed in a large renovated church hall on a tree-lined street in the Rondout section of Kingston, just up the street from restaurants, marinas, art galleries and more.

City Limits White Plains modernizes the traditional American diner with its sophisticated comfort food dishes—from house-smoked meats to homemade gourmet pastries and artisanal breads.

This fun tour features super cycling and scenic roads winding through quaint villages with educational stops, points of historic of interest, and visits to nationally recognized homes of America's artists, inventors, and leaders.

Originally built around 1740, Clermont Mansion was rebuilt during the Revolution by Martha Livingston and her son, Robert R. Livingston, Jr., one of the Founding Father of the United States.

Set on a former dairy farm withs dramatic panoramic view of the Catskill Mountains, Clermont produces award-winning wines vinted in the traditional Portuguese fashion with grapes grown onsite.

Clove Cottages offers renovated and charming 1940's cottages located just 10 minutes from the vibrant village of New Paltz.

Set on the scenic banks of the Hudson River, the small, historic village of Cold Spring is said to be one of the best-preserved 19th century townscapes in the Hudson River region.

Named for the 1893 train depot it is housed in, Cold Spring Depot serves up American comfort food along with craft brews, wine, cider and cocktails.

Designed by William F. Mitchell and opened in 1933, College Hill is a nine-hole golf course in the northeast section of Poughkeepsie.

Open to the public, the 9-hole, par 35 course at Colonial Country Club was constructed in the early 1920s using the “natural lay of the land.”

This warm 3-story hotel is just 10 minutes from the shopping mecca of White Plains and only an hour from exciting New York City.

This contemporary, pet-friendly hotel is conveniently located just a short drive from Catskills Park and the town of Saugerties.

Conveniently located just off I-84, this modern all-suite hotel is close to a myriad of cultural and family-fun attractions like the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum and SplashDown Beach.

From handcrafted mozzarella and sauces, woodfired pizzas and pastas and desserts, Cosimo’s takes traditional family recipes and refreshes them by sources from local Hudson Valley Farms.

This budget-friendly motor inn offers 21 room that all come with free WiFi, flat-screen TVs with cable channels, and ironing boards.

Just minutes from the New York State thruway (I-87), this contemporary hotel is close to many exciting destinations like Hudson River Cruises and the Catskill Mountain Railroad Co.

This contemporary hotel offers comfortable rooms and suites less than 3 miles from downtown Poughkeepsie and its eclectic mix of dining and shopping options.

Conveniently located near Mario Cuomo Bridge, this sleek, modern hotel provides quick and easy access to destinations such as LEGOLAND® Discovery Center and Sleepy Hollow.

Encompassing an 1820 redbrick mansion and a 1764 cottage among wooded gardens, this chic B&B is about an hour’s drive from Manhattan and close to a variety of Hudson Valley attractions...

Situated on a peninsula on the east shore of the Hudson River, this 508-acre park offers year-round events and activities along with camping, hiking, swimming and fishing.

Nestled at the base of the Blackhead Mountain range of the Northern Catskills, this family-owned and operated resort is a favorite holiday destination for generations of families since 1960.

Beacon is home to one of the largest exhibition spaces in the country for modern and contemporary art, Dia:Beacon’s Riggio Gallery.

Nestled between the mighty Hudson River and the majestic Catskill Mountains, this boutique hotel offers guests a hotel and culinary experience while being close to hiking, farm and wine touring, outdoor adventures and more...

LEGOLAND® New York Resort invites you to “ride, climb, splash, and build your way through seven themed lands at the ultimate LEGO® theme park destination!”

With more than 3,000 square feet, DM Weil Gallery is one of the largest modern art galleries in New York's Hudson Valley highlighting the dramatic abstract creations of acclaimed painter DM Weil...

This popular neighborhood spot offers beers that includes many local craft brews, handcrafted cocktails and wine.

Savor authentic Puerto Rican fare like Pernil (slow roasted pork shoulder), Paella, Empanadas and Churrasco (Skirt Steak) along with American staples...

Housed in an historic building with a rich history as a tavern, Doug’s serves up a rotating series of craft beers, and a selection of red and white wines and cocktails.

As the oldest craft beer bar in Beacon, Draught boasts 24 diverse draught lines pouring craft beers, nitro coffee, prosecco, and house batched cocktails.

This noted Saugerties gastropub’s menu highlights locally-sourced ingredients with a focus on soups, dressings, smoked meat and special house-blend sausage created and cased on site.

Aug. 20-25, 2024: First held in 1842, today the fair is a fun six-day extravaganza of food, midway rides and games and entertainment...

Tucked at the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, this family-friendly campground provides more than 300 tent and RV sites along with small cabins to rent.

Named after the owner’s beloved yellow lab, Emma’s Ale House offers classic American comfort food in a casual and comfortable atmosphere.

This unique 161-acre preserve is located partially within both the village and town of Saugerties, punctuated by a dramatic bend in the Esopus Creek less than a mile from the Hudson River.

This 14,086-acre park covers land in Putnam and Dutchess counties and boasts hiking trails, picnic areas, a scenic campground, and plenty of opportunities for boating, hunting, fishing, and birding.

This 14,086-acre park’s scenic campground, formed along the park's natural rock ridges, provides 80 campsites, each with a picnic table, charcoal grill, and fire ring.

An old-fashioned seasonal drive-in movie theater, Fair Oaks offers two screens showing current selections.

This riverfront, day-use park offers nature trails, a meadow with great views of the Catskills, a couple of picturesque waterfalls and rock ledges.

Celebrating three centuries of firefighting, this hands-on museum features more 60 engines, along with an extraordinary collection of firefighting equipment ...

This outdoor learning center offers more than 24 native, exotic and domestic animal exhibits, 12 beautiful gardens and a duck pond and a native pond ...

A contemporary drive-in theater with a retro vibe, Four Brothers offers double features showing current attractions.

Founded in 1864 as the Vassar College Art Gallery, the center is comprised of more than 21,000 works that includes paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, textiles, and glass and ceramic wares.

An archive as well as a museum, this the first presidential library in the United States and is the only one used by a sitting president – FDR served from 1933-1945.

The park offers more than 2.5 miles of hiking and biking trails that follow a historic carriage road and passes by the ruins of a 19th century mansion.

A landmark of uptown Kingston in the Stockade District, this stately classic Federal-style clapboard house serves as a museum with period furnishings.

Open for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, freebird offers Southern comfort fare made with a “New York spin.”

Open for lunch and dinner, this uptown Kingston restaurant and pub offers classic comfort food with a modern twist created with the Hudson Valley’s freshest ingredients.

Housed inside a converted 1759 home on historic Huguenot Street, this elegant gastropub offers an eclectic menu featuring an Irish-infused New American menu.

The historic Glenmere Mansion in Chester offers an elegant but country-like estate luxury stay in the heart of the Lower Hudson Valley.

Featuring seasonal Chinese fare with a modern twist and local ingredients, this upscale eatery pays tribute to the food of Hong Kong, with a focus on noodles, family-style Cantonese barbecue and dumplings.

Select dates from mid-September through November: The Hudson Valley’s most electrifying fall happening presents an amazing display of more 7,000 illuminated jack o’ lanterns

A staple in Greenville for than 60 years, today this family-owned theater is not your typical drive-in.

This popular Mexican restaurant offers authentic Tex-Mex fare along with plenty of vegetarian options.

This Asian fusion restaurant and lounge is set right in the heart of the White Plain's nightlife scene.

Close to the Hudson River, this pet-friendly hotel is only 2 miles from the Poughkeepsie Galleria mall and 1.7 miles from Locust Grove Estate, former home of artist and inventor Samuel F. B. Morse...

Set in a commercial complex, this hotel is only 5 minutes from the State University of New York at New Paltz, New Paltz’s Historic Huguenot Street District and the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail...

Set in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, this modern hotel is only two miles from the Hudson River and just four miles from downtown Kingston.

This bright, contemporary hotel is only three miles from legendary Sleepy Hollow and about 20 minutes from New York City and the bright lights of Broadway.

Boasting more than 44,000 acres, Harriman State Park is the second-largest park in the New York state parks system.

Along a wide variety of summer activities, the park becomes a winter lover’s paradise with ice fishing, skating, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Housed in an 18th-century Dutch Colonial stone mansion in the historic hamlet of Stone Ridge, Hasbrouck House has been named “The Americas’ Most Romantic Retreat” by the World Boutique Hotel Awards.

This four-screen drive-in shows double features on each of its screens...

This well-preserved historical gem of the 17th century lets visitors experience more than 300 years of history across seven historic stone-house museums...

Set at the corner of Kington’s historic Stockade District, the Hoffman House provides upscale Continental fare that includes steaks, fresh seafood, pasta specialties and homemade artisan desserts.

This relaxing Lake Katrine hotel is conveniently located just minutes from both the cities of Kingston and Saugerties and only 11 miles from the art haven of Woodstock.

This modern hotel is conveniently located on NYS Thruway Exit 20 in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, close to the antique shops, boutiques, museums and restaurants of Saugerties.

Situated off Route 9, this contemporary hotel is just 2.1 miles from downtown Poughkeepsie, 4 miles from the amazing Walkway Over the Hudson...

Cajun seafood restaurant & bar promises fresh Cajun-style seafood creations accompanied by a variety of delectable sauces like garlic butter, lemon pepper, Cajun, and the Holy Crab Special.

Home to the 32nd and longest-serving president of the United States, the Springwood estate was established as a National Historic Site in 1945.

Offering a warm and cozy atmosphere, this New American café also features a gourmet foods store and a wide selection of decadent desserts.

This Poughkeepsie hotel offers 113 studios and suites, just six miles from Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park and 10 miles from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library.

This one-acre riverside park offers dpublic access to the Hudson River and features a riverside path, boat launch site, sandy beach and grassy picnic area.

This Sleepy Hollow/Tarrytown hot spot has an extensive list of bottled beer, wine, cocktails and yummy pub fare.

This 1877 boutique hotel in the heart of downtown Beacon is surrounded by unique shops and restaurants and is close to attractions like Madam Brett Homestead, and the Dia:Beacon, an art museum housed in a riverside factory.

Hotel Kinsley is a collection of four individually distinct 19th-century buildings closely nestled throughout the historic Stockade district in uptown Kingston.

Conveniently located off I-87, this Saugerties hotel is close to the area’s attractions, shopping, nature's many parks, and outdoor activities at Windham Mountain.

The Howland Cultural Center promotes the arts and culture of the area’s artists promote and provides a space where they can exhibit, perform and showcase their unique artistic talents.

Hudson is set in the heart of the magnificent Hudson River Valley where you will find majestic vistas, sweeping rivers and tranquil lakes.

This seafood eatery dishes up classic and contemporary seafood-centric and land specialties using locally sourced ingredients served up with a side of beautiful views.

Located between the historic towns of Hudson and Chatham, this winery features small-batch, hand-crafted wines ranging from dry whites and reds to some sweeter wines, select sparkling wines as well as dessert wines.

Showcasing the owner’s northern farm, Hudson Farmer & the Fish features seasonal specialties from its farm, along with a full raw bar, pizza, and innovative interpretations of favorite seafood classics.

The Hudson Grille offers upscale contemporary American cuisine in a casual yet elegant atmosphere.

Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve offers outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, hiking, and birding and Breakneck Ridge trail, rated by Newsweek as one of the top 10-day hikes in America.

This chef-owned bistro’s full breakfast and lunch menus feature American fare featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients from Hudson Valley farms.

Set on the banks of the Hudson River, this historic inn offers 11 intimate rooms and two suites in a restored 1832 landmark building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Set upon the scenic Hudson River, the River Room restaurant’s upscale menu specializes in prime dry aged hand cut steaks and market fresh fish served up with a side of beautiful views.

This waterfront museum features rotating exhibits along with a fleet of small boats, including an 1898 steam tugboat, and an extensive gift shop.

Sept. 28-29, 2024: For more than 30 years, this festival has welcomed garlic lovers from all over to celebrate all things garlic including garlic-inspired food and drink, vendors, kids’ activities, crafts, and more!

Hike it or bike it, ride on horseback or roller blades or ski it cross-country style or on snow shoes in the winter – enjoy the trail any way you like!

Sept. 7-8, 2024: The Hudson Valley Wine Fest celebrates the bounty of wine, food, and fun along with favorite regional celebrity chefs, wine experts, and fest vendors.

Located in the middle of the Hudson River, the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse is one of only seven remaining lighhouses on the river.

The Hudson-Berkshire Beverage Trail is the premiere beverage trail in New York and the Hudson Valley, extending from southeast of Albany to Hudson, NY, continuing to the Berkshire Mountains in western Massachusetts.

This industrial-chic hotel promises “genuine relaxation and deep connections to nature abound through luxury cabins, elevated cuisine, spa, outdoor activities and uninterrupted waterfront vistas.”

This extended-stay hotel offers spacious accommodations and deluxe amenities that is only 2 miles from SplashDown Beach water park and just 7 miles from the Dia:Beacon museum

Conveniently located off Interstate 287, this pet-friendly hotel offers bright rooms and suites as well as free breakfast, a lounge, pool, hot tub and more...

Scenically nestled in a wooded area off Route 9, this pet-friendly hotel is just 9 miles from the Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park and 13 miles from the Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site.

Just 2 hours from New York City and 12 miles from New Paltz in the Hudson Valley, this Catskills hotel boasts a spacious country retreat where “cultivated meets wild.”

Located is only 2 hours from New York City and less than 30 minutes to the Hudson Valley cities of Kingston and Saugerties, Interlake RV Park offers seasonal RV camping/rentals.

Used during the Revolutionary War by General George Washington as a headquarters command post, this circa-1720 farmhouse is now the headquarters of the White Plains Historical Society.

Set inside the Water Street Market, this funky yet elegant pet-friendly wine bar offers up wine, craft cocktails and beer along with light fare such as tapas, soup and cheese plates

Built in 1721, the historic Jean Hasbrouck House is designated a National Historic Landmark and considered one of the best examples of colonial Dutch architecture in stone in the United States.

Located across from the beautiful Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, this charming, B&B is also close to the Walkway Over the Hudson and the Culinary Institute of America.

Juanita’s creates classic Mexican dish like empanadas, quesadillas, nachos, tacos, tortas, and salads – all from fresh and local products whenever possible.

This family-owned winery spans eight generation of expert wine making since its beginnings in 1848 in Europe where they once supplied the wine for the royal court of the emperor of Austria.

This trendy and polished oyster house features an extensive raw bar, lobster and other seafood specialty dishes.

Completed in 1917, this historic dam features a 9-11 memorial, “The Rising,” an open structure that can be approached from all directions and areas for picnicking, in-line skating, nature walks and more.

Built in 1885, this historic reservoir offers a trout-stocked lake for fishing as well as boating along with an historic dam featuring a park with a playground and nature trails.

Built in 1926, this waterfront park offers hiking trails, ballfields, children’s play areas, benches overlooking the Hudson River, picnic areas, and a newly renovated 1926 bathhouse.

With the majestic Catskill and Shawangunk mountain to the west and the mighty Hudson River to the east, Kingston is an alluring mix of natural beauty, rich heritage and the arts.

Home to four generations of the Rockefeller family, beginning with the philanthropist John D. Rockefeller, founder of Standard Oil, this 40-room historic house and museum is now a National Historic Landmark

This authentic French bakery and bistro is located inside a former bank and all of its bread is baked in a wood-fired brick oven shipped from La Perche, France.

Opening Aug. 6, 2021, LEGOLAND® New York Resort offers a 250-room hotel with themed rooms like pirate, kingdom or LEGO friends rooms.

Settle in at this modern fine dining restaurant with vintage décor to sip craft unique craft cocktails and enjoy contemporary small plates, fresh seafood and artisan pizzas.

Majestically seated on a hill overlooking the scenic Hudson River, this National Historic Landmark estate features 200 acres of landscaped grounds with five miles of hiking trails and an historic Italianate mansion.

A former 19th-century ferry terminal on the Hudson river has been transformed into Long Dock Par, a riverfront destination in Beacon.

Designed in 1838 by Alexander Jackson Davis, Lyndhurst Manor is one of America’s finest Gothic Revival mansions.

This 20,000 square-foot museum, designed by Spanish architect Miguel Quismondo, opened its doors in 2017, creating a new cultural hub and community resource within the Hudson Valley.

This destination winery, located in the heart of the Hudson Valley, grows, ferments and bottles its estate wines and spirits from the bounty of its vineyards.

In addition to its traditional Irish fare, Mahoney’s also serves up burgers, steaks and seafood dishes for lunch and dinner.

Open daily for lunch and dinner, Main Street serves up Mexican favorites like quesadillas, burritos and fajitas along with burgers, salads, wraps and desserts.

Just 80 min from NYC via Metro North to the Beacon Train Station, this hike-in/hike-out campground offers both platform and primitive sites for limited-gear or the novice camper.

Beacon's oldest pub dishes up inventive American comfort food with a seasonal menu focused on local ingredients.

This 18-hole, public course was built in 1972 by William Mitchell and redesigned in 2001 by Stephen Kay. The course spans 6524 yards with a par 72.

This fun and lively sports bar has a full menu that offers American classics like burgers and wings to classic Irish favorites like Shepherd’s Pie.

This warm pub offers up creative twists to its modern American menu along with 23 taps of unique craft beer, wine and custom cocktails.

Creating dishes with ingredients from local and NY state farmers, Meyer’s Olde Dutch is noted for its signature burgers and house-made signature sauces.

Located in the heart of the historic waterfront, the museum offers five exhibit galleries and a outdoor children’s garden focusing on early learning, science, literacy, math, art, music and community.

This industrial chic brewpub located in a renovated mill right in the heart of Poughkeepsie, providing in-house brews and elevated American pub fare focused on fresh, local ingredients.

Established in 1982 on a former dairy farm, Millbrook Vineyards & Winery produces a range of wines that includes Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling, and Tocai Friulano.

This rustic lodge is nestled at the base of the Shawangunk Mountains near Mohonk Preserve on 17 acres of woodland, only 6.1 miles from New Paltz and 90 minutes from New York City...

This rustic farm-to-table cafe dishes up locally sourced American cuisine in a country farmhouse atmosphere offering a seasonal menu and desserts.

Set on the grounds of the magnificent and historic Mohonk Mountain House, Mohonk Golf Course is also known as one of the best 9-hole golf courses in New York state.

Set in a Victorian castle on Lake Mohonk, this all-inclusive resort is nestled in the Hudson Valley just 90 miles north of New York City.

The Mohonk Preserve spans more than 8,000 acres of land, mountains, fields, and streams providing great opportunities for hiking, biking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing, skiing and snowshoeing.

Overlooking the Hudson River, this 380-acre 1840s estate is a designated National Historic Landmark set amid rolling lawns, woodlands, and gardens with the Catskill Mountains as a backdrop.

This National Historic Landmark is a reconstructed 18th century Dutch manor house on the Hudson River that today is a museum.

Nestled in the foothills of the Catskills, this pet-friendly bed and breakfast offers luxury lodging with lovely views of New Paltz’s Shawangunk Ridge and Mohonk’s Skytop tower.

Nestled beneath the Shawangunk Ridge, this vibrant Hudson Valley village is a charming blend of rich history, breathtaking beauty and modern appeal and flavor.

New Paltz Brewing Co. specializes in German-based beers forged with old world European recipes from beers that have been enjoyed from the 1400s and earlier.

Set against the backdrop of the majestic Shawangunk Mountain, this 9-hole golf course is open to the public year-round, weather permitting.

Overlooking Main Street, this cozy, funky hostel is right in the center of the New Paltz action.

Set in the heart of the Hudson Valley, this KOA campground is close to cultural attractions, wineries, farmers’ markets and charming cities and villages.

PGA owned and operated, this golf park is open 7 days a week from April to October and features a driving range, miniature golf course, golf academy and with scenic views of the Catskills Mountains.

This upscale tavern serves American and Continental cuisine featuring steak, fresh salmon and pasta dishes along with a selection of wood-fired pizza and daily specials.

A vibrant artistic and cultural center, Nyack is known for its unique shops, world-class cuisine, craft beverages, art galleries, music, theater and more!

Built in 1852 and located in the heart of Kingston's Stockade district, the Old Dutch Church stands on the site of a 1600s Dutch Colonial village.

Founded in 1685 and made famous by Washington Irving's story, “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” this historic church and churchyard is one of New York’s oldest churches.

Located on the historic Rondout Waterfront, Ole Savanah dishes up authentic barbecue and Southern comfort food with a modern twist.

Open for breakfast and lunch with weekend brunches, this chic café and grocery store offers small plates, charcuteries and more with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.

Considered by many to be the Stonehenge of North America, Opus 40 is a world-famous nonprofit sculpture park and museum with more than 60 acres of meadows, forested paths and blue stone quarries...

Go See Orange County! Located just 60 minutes from NYC, Orange County is one of the most attractive areas in the New York metropolitan area and Hudson Valley.

This Japanese hibachi and sushi restaurant offers a wide array of Japanese dishes, such as miso soup, green salad, edamame and Rainbow roll.

Family-owned since 1955, this 750-car drive-in features a 6-story screen showing current film

The only Dr. Who-themed restaurant in the Hudson Valley, Pandorica's international menu offers up sandwiches, salads & British classics – including favorite foods from the show.

Dating back to 1693, Philipsburg Manor features a working farm, a stone manor house filled with a collection of 17th- and 18th-century period furnishings and costumed re-enactors interpreting pre-Revolutionary times

​This popular waterfront park features a playground with splash fountains, picnic pavilion, grassy areas for picnics, pier for fishing and benches for relaxing and enjoying the view expansive views...

A local hot spot, this friendly bar offers elevated American pub food noted for its burgers and reasonable prices with vegan option available.

Located a few blocks from the Hudson River, this charming 1825 retreat is set on historic Main Street in Cold Spring...

This barbecue joint offers mouth-watering, wood-smoked meats like brisket, ribs, pulled pork, chicken, sausages, and much more.

This singular art gallery in Uptown Kingston features work by abstract artist and fashion illustrator Anne Sanger as well as local artists and makers from the area.

An early 1600s Dutch settlement, Poughkeepsie became New York’s second capital shortly after the American Revolution and is dubbed “The Queen City of the Hudson.”

Seated on the eastern banks of the Hudson River - Putnam County is a jewel among the Empire State's counties.

Just off I-84, this casual hotel is 2.1 miles from Splashdown Beach water park and close to cultural attractions like the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site ...

Housed in a 1913 barn near the top of Mt. Zion Mountain in Marlboro, this boutique-style winery grows 100 percent of the fruit used in its wide variety of wines on its own farm.

This budget hotel is conveniently located right off of I-8, close to downtown Newburgh and an easy drive to great attractions like National Storm King Art Center and SplashDown Beach.

Located in the heart of White Plains, this all-suite hotel offers modern amenities blended with hometown charm.

Rhinebeck is a charming, historic town nestled in the scenic Hudson Valley, just east of the Hudson River. With majestic views of the Catskill Mountains, It is easily accessible from NYC, the Berkshires, Connecticut and Upstate NY.

June 8,9 2024: Celebrated in the heart of the trendy Hudson Valley, this destination crafts festival is brought to you by more than 200 American artisans of contemporary fine craft and art.

October 5-6 2024: Handcrafted Octoberfest brings together the handcrafted, artisanal and agricultural that includes wearable fine craft and art to the Hudson River Valley’s best brew, wine, specialty foods and apothecary goods.

Rip Van Winkle Campgrounds provides campers with 160 wooded acres, an entire mile of frontage on Plattekill Creek, koi ponds and a stacked bass pond.

Connecting the Wallkill River and Shawangunk Ridge, the aptly named trail runs from the village of New Paltz to the beautiful 8,000-acre Mohonk Preserve.

Open daily, this Hudson Harbor eatery features New American seasonal cuisine focused on locally sourced, organic meats, vegetables, seafood and cheese.

This contemporary restaurant sits riverside serving up great views with its seasonal New American fare.

Set on a 42-acre property nestled in and around the Shawangunk Mountain ridge, this small boutique winery artisan wines unique to their terrain.

This Saugerties hot spot for both tourists and locals features music, drinks and a menu featuring fresh farm-to-table specialties and vegan and gluten-free fare...

Traversing through woodlands, meadows & fields, Rockefeller State Park Preserve features 45 miles of historic and scenic carriage roads that are wide and easy to walk.

This exciting all-inclusive Hudson Valley family resort features timber lodges that come with year-round horseback riding, a fun park with arcades, bounce structures, indoor splash pools, nightly entertainment and more!

Renowned as the “Gateway to the Hudson Valley region,” Rockland County is set along the majestic Hudson River featuring quaint villages, spectacular river views, and outdoor recreation – all just 30 miles north of New York City!

Conveniently located just off Route 299, this budget hotel with an annex is only 3 miles from New Paltz’s Historic Huguenot Street, bustling main street and its surrounding outdoor adventures.

The last of three lighthouses marking the entrance to the Rondout Creek, the Rondout Lighthouse is still fully operational as a navigational light and one of only seven remaining on the Hudson River.

RPM Raceway offers the thrill of competitive racing in Italian state-of-the-art go-karts capable of 45 MPH speeds

In a former home of Charles E. Rushmore, this refined bed-and-breakfast is housed in a Spanish colonial mansion on a 50-acre woodland estate.

Since 1932, this pub-style bistro has been dishing up American cuisine including steak, salads, chicken, fresh fish and seafood options highlighting ingredients from local farms.

Housed at the State University of New York at New Paltz, The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art (The Dorsky) is one of the largest museums in the SUNY system with more than 9,000 square feet of exhibition space distributed over six galleries.

This high-quality, minimalist campground features 50 acres with 24 drive-in spots (one vehicle per site) and 26 walk-in spots.

Situated between the spectacular Catskill Mountains and the beauty of the Hudson River, Saugerties is a delightful blend of history, sports and outdoor activities, cultural events and the arts.

Built in 1869, the red-brick lighthouse stands as a landmark beacon on the Hudson River, at the mouth of the Esopus Creek.

Offering 700-acres of green space, Saxon Woods Park provides a variety of recreational facilities, including an 18-hole golf course,the county’s largest swimming pool, a children’s aquatic playground and more...

The RiverWalk Park in Tarrytown features a riverside esplanade, grass terraces and lawns, and an “eco-corridor” filled with native plants. Activities include walking, biking, fishing and picnicking.

Set in the heart of New Paltz, Schatzi’s boasts 12 ever-rotating lines of local, craft beer along with four deliciously dedicated craft German lines.

Set on Lake Sebago in Harriman State Park, the camp offers rustic cabins and full-service cottages.

Explore the majestic Hudson River aboard the Rip Van Winkle II and enjoy narrated cruises past quaint lighthouses, waterfront mansions, and a magnificent view of the Catskill Mountains.

The Greenburgh Nature Center has nature trails, live animals, and replica of a 6,000 year old Native American village.

The Senate House State Historic site was the meeting place for the original New York State Senate and where colonists shaped a newly created government.

This award-winning waterfront restaurant is perched on a cliff 40 feet above the Hudson River, serving up scenic view along with its New American menu.

Nestled between the majestic the Shawangunk Mountains and the scenic Hudson River, the eight-mile Shawangunk Wine Trail is home to 15 diverse wineries and is located just 60 miles north of New York City.

Conveniently located near Sleepy Hollow and just 25 miles away from New York City, this casual and modern hotel is also close to the many historical landmarks of the Hudson Valley...

Moored on Kingston's historic waterfront since 1998, Ship to ShoreUsing serves up innovative New American dishes that includes steaks that are dry-aged and hand-cut on site, along with pasta and seafood items.

Open for breakfast and lunch, this uptown Kingston café offers cleansing raw juices, smoothies, giant salads, paninis and classic deli sandwiches made with local ingredients and produce.

Located in the Northern Catskills, Windham Mountain is a family-friendly ski resort and adventure park with 54 trails, zip line and biking trails.

The enchanting and legendary village of Sleepy Hollow is known around the world as the setting for Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."

A trip to Sleepy Hollow would not be complete without a visit to the 170-year-old Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and its famous residents, including Elizabeth Arden, Andrew Carnegie, Washington Irving, and William Rockefeller.

Also known as the Tarrytown Light and Kingsland Point Light, this historic lighthouse was first lit in 1883 and served to warn ships away from dangerous shoals on the east side of the Hudson River.

Situated on the dramatic Shawangunk Mountain ridge, Minnewaska State Park Preserve rises more than 2,000 feet above sea level and is surrounded by rugged, rocky terrain.

Along with the views, winter snows bring great opportunities to snowshoe and cross-country ski. Horseback riding trails are also available.

Just 28 miles from Midtown Manhattan, this sleek hotel offers ultra-modern rooms featuring free Wi-Fi, coffeemakers and flat-screen TVs with cable channels.

Spacious Skies Woodland Hills is a family-friendly campground located in upstate New York amidst the Taconic and Berkshire Mountain ranges.

Billed as “America's Biggest Little Water Park,” SplashDown Beach features thrilling slides and rides for all ages as well as a wave pool, lagoon & play areas.

This conveniently located all-suite hotel off Interstate 84 is only 2.1 miles from SplashDown Beach water park and just a short drive to cultural attractions like the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum...

SpringHill Suites is an all-suite hotel is less than 3 miles from Sleepy Hollow and only 38 miles from New York City.

Along with its creative drinks, the tavern serves up craft beer, wine and a menu featuring pub fare classics and tapas.

This public garden offers 15 acres of diverse settings including woodland and water gardens, a grass garden, raised alpine stone beds, cliff rock gardens, and an enclosed English-style flower garden.

In addition to its panoramic river views, Stony Point in the Hudson Valley features historic sites and landmarks from the American Revolutionary War including the Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site and Lighthouse.

Let certified kayak experts guide you through a variety of tours. Tours include Bannerman Island, Fishkill Creek, Cornwall Bay and more.

Located in New York’s Hudson Valley, this unique open air art center is a sprawling 500-acre outdoor museum boasting large-scale sculpture and site-specific commissions under open sky.

This 1,972-acre park offers hikers unsurpassed views of the Catskills and the Hudson Valley.

From traditional dishes like Pad Thai and Som Tam to custom dishes created exclusively by its chef, Sukhothai’s menu offers fresh, authentic Thai cuisine spiced to each diner’s taste.

This casual, farm-to-table restaurant serves a wide array of American-style food from local farms with seasonal menu dependent upon daily harvests.

Offering locally sourced, inventive New American cuisine, this local brasserie’s seasonal menu features eclectic dishes like burgers, smoked salmon pate, house-made pappardelle and local corn risotto, all served with style.

Set on a private beach along the scenic shores of Sylvan Lake, this 65-acre wooded campground offers both rustic tent and RV sites with full hookup. Seasonal sites are also available.

See Designated Weekends for Times: Did you know that New York state is known for its maple syrup and home to more than 2,000 maple sugar makers?

This classic American tavern highlights the bounty of the Hudson Valley with both a tavern and a restaurant menu inspired by the seasons and local produce.

Set on 26 acres overlooking the Hudson River, Tarrytown House Estate offers the elegance reminiscent of America’s Gilded Age, exquisitely blending the old with the new.

This Poughkeepsie pub melds modern-creative and traditional styles of American cuisine into innovative comfort food...

Overlooking Rondout Creek, this elegant 1850 redbrick inn is only a 15-minute walk from the Rosendale Trestle, a restored 19th-century bridge and 12 miles from New Paltz.

The 1850’s House Inn’s onsite tavern offers a full-dinner menu including house favorite’s like crispy brussels, risotto, juicy burgers and hand-cut truffle fries.

The Art Effect at the Trolley Barn Gallery is the first youth-led gallery in the Hudson Valley.

This contemporary steakhouse specializes in in-house dry-aged prime steaks and fresh seafood, the Avenue Steakhouse grilled over hickory, oak and fruit-woods.

This local hot spot for food, drinks and music is set right in the heart of downtown White Plains.

Overlooking the Willowemoc Valley and a river, the DeBruce is a 14-guest inn with access to hundreds of acres of private land spanning two mountains, a river, several ponds and a private pool.

This Poughkeepsie landmark dates back to the early 1930's and features a wide range of new American cuisine and comfort food...

This Beacon boutique inn is right in the heart of Beacon on Main Street and an easy stroll to the historic city’s restaurants, cafes and charming shops.

This casual-chic bed-and-breakfast is set in a restored 1830s house and melds the modern with the vintage for the perfect getaway.

Built in 1813, The Homestead sets overlooking the 150-acre Catskill Animal Sanctuary, meticulously restored with eco-friendly materials.

The Inn at Painter’s offers six eclectic rooms and one suite, all with private bath and flat screen TVs.

Rated as one of the top 150 beer bars in the country, this cornerstone pub offers hundreds of varieties of craft-brewed beers along with “gastro-comfort food” with a southwest flair.

The Parish Restaurant offers Cajun classics with an emphasis on New Orleans cuisine that includes gumbo, shrimp and grits and Louisiana Po’ Boys.

Spread out on 15 acres of rolling hills in the Hudson Valley, Gatherwild offers unique shelters with simple yet luxurious interiors.

Set in a historic textile mill and former factory, this uniquely circular boutique hotel complex is just three blocks from the center of town and picturesquely set next to Beacon Falls.

Housed in a circa-1700 Hudson Valley Dutch estate, this bed-and-breakfast boasts architectural features dating back to the original Dutch settlement of the New Netherland.

Built in 1866, this Gothic Revival house B&B is nestled near the foot of Mount Beacon, just a mile from Beacon town center.

Built in the late 1800s, this cozy inn is housed in a quaint clapboard building above a country store, just a few blocks of several restaurants, galleries and the quaint shops of Saugerties.

This award-winning brewery offers a spacious and modern riverfront pub conveniently located in New Paltz.

Discover magnificent examples of the “school” of art that Thomas Cole, known as the father of America's first distinctive artistic style, began in 1825.

Set on 5 acres of pastoral land with a pond, this eco-friendly B&B in an 1880’s farmhouse surrounded by scenic beauty and agricultural farmland.

This family-owned and operated boutique winery offers a variety wines that include Pinot Noirs Rieslings, chardonnays and reds along with its signature Cassis...

Towne Crier Cafe's intimate performance space has been hailed as “Down-home access to world-class performers” while the café’s upscale global menu focuses on local and natural ingredients.

This family-friendly Hudson Valley campground offers an interesting range of “glamping” experiences from Airstream RVs, cabin rentals and glamping tents featuring modern, two-story treehouses...

Set in the renovated Ulster & Delaware Railroad yard in downtown Kingston, this waterfront museum features exhibits, features trolley rides, interactive, hands-on activities for kids and theater.

Less than one hour from NYC, this park offers 9 courses with 4 different levels of difficulty, and more than 120 unique challenges for all ages and abilities...

Ulster County invites you to “get lost on purpose” in this beautiful, historic and soulful area in the heart of the Hudson Valley.

This nine-hole public golf course is situated on the beautiful Vassar College campus in Dutchess County.

Housed in the original 1857 home of the Wiltwyck Hose Company, the museum features firefighting artifacts, photos and apparatus including an 1845 hand pumper.

See sweeping views of the Hudson Valley and river below as you course over the longest elevated pedestrian bridge in the World..

Surrounded by picturesque streams, hillsides, and forest, the trail runs directly through the heart of New Paltz.

This 4,315-acre park features varied terrain and landscapes along with miles of wooded trails perfect for activities no matter what the season.

Warwick Drive-In has been showing current popular films on its three screens since 1950...

Visit enchanted Sunnyside, the historic home of author Washington Irving, best known for his short stories, such as “Rip Van Winkle” and “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

Overlooking the Hudson River, tour General Washington's Headquarters during the final year of the American Revolutionary War.

Waubeeka Family Campground offers RV and tent sites, along with cabin rentals in spacious, wooded sites spread out over 150 acres on the shores of two lakes.

Follow the trails to explore one of America’s most important industrial sites of the Industrial Revolution and the Civil War at this “outdoor museum...”

Set on 100 acres of the beautiful and historic Northern Catskill Mountains, Whip-O-Will Campsites offers 250 tent and RV sites.

White Plains - "The Birthplace of the State of New York" boasts Westchester's largest walkable downtown center and is known as a "destination shopping district"

Overlooking the Shawangunk Mountains, this artisanal family run winery is currently have one of the largest vineyards in the Hudson Valley ...

Today the Widow Jane Mine offers an exciting venue for historic interpretation as well as special events. Many musicians have performed and recorded here, taking advantage of its unique acoustics.

Just 90 minutes from New York City, Wildflower Farms is nestled on 140 secluded acres in New York’s Hudson Valley, offering the wild comfort and beauty of nature in the Hudson Valley.

Now opened to the public, this semi-private Kingston golf course in the mid-Hudson Valley offers a championship golf course, designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr.

Designed in 1928, Windham Country Club’s 18-hole golf course is seated atop the Catskill Mountains and located within Windham Mountain Resort.

Set in the heart of charming, historic Hudson, this multi-style lodging features seven guest rooms and suites in the main building along with guest rooms, suites and annexed suites on either side.

Along with its variety of eclectic lodging offerings, Wm. Farmer and Sons also features a restaurant open for dinner and serves up light bites and a wide range of seasonal culinary dishes

The Woodbury Common Premium Outlet Mall is an indoor outlet center located in Woodbury NY, close to Poohkeepsie and Cold Spring in the Hudson Valley, with over 250+ stores.

Offering up progressive American comfort food, this cozy bistro has daily changing specials and features dishes inspired from all over the world.

Set on 110 lush acres overlooking the meandering Wallkill River, this family-friendly campground offers both RV and tent sites along with views of the Shawangunk Ridge.

This Italian steakhouse menu features Italian inspired dishes like Pollo Parmesan or Lobster Arrabbiata with capellini along with raw bar items and steak and seafood options.

This inviting brick bistro features authentic and upscale Palestinian, Arabic & Middle Eastern vegan and vegetarian cuisine.

Nestled in the scenic northern Catskill Mountains, Zoom Flume Water Park offers safe water fun and excitement for all ages in a natural setting.