Newburgh Weekend With Kids
Midway up the Hudson River sits Newburgh, a city with a pre-Revolutionary history. Family-friendly historic sites are among Newburghs notable attractions, as well as an active, picturesque waterfront lined with restaurants and marinas. The retail scene thrives in the outlying town of Newburgh, as does Stewart International Airport.
This new property is conveniently located to Stewart International Airport, as well as the NYS Thruway and shopping along Route 300. The lobby dcor is modern, stylish, and comfortable, encouraging you to sit with a cup of coffee in front of the fireplace. The suites, which include a small kitchen, are ideal for extended stays, or trav... More >
This new property is conveniently located to Stewart International Airport, as well as the NYS Thruway and shopping along Route 300. The lobby dcor is modern, stylish, and comfortable, encouraging you to sit with a cup of coffee in front of the fireplace. The suites, which include a small kitchen, are ideal for extended stays, or traveling with children.
Torches offers great American cuisine and seafood, and an even better view of the Hudson River and the Beacon-Newburgh Bridge. The atmosphere is just one step above casual, but families are welcome. Kids love to linger in front of the 6,000 gallon salt water aquarium. Outdoor seating, when weather permits, offers the quintessential wat... More >
Torches offers great American cuisine and seafood, and an even better view of the Hudson River and the Beacon-Newburgh Bridge. The atmosphere is just one step above casual, but families are welcome. Kids love to linger in front of the 6,000 gallon salt water aquarium. Outdoor seating, when weather permits, offers the quintessential waterfront dining experience.
This new property is conveniently located to Stewart International Airport, as well as the NYS Thruway and shopping along Route 300.
American history was made in the rooms of the historic site, now open for public tours. Costumed guides are eager to share anecdotes of daily life in the time period, as well as tales of General Washington, as he was called during his time there. During special events, particularly President's Day weekend in February, a Washington look... More >
American history was made in the rooms of the historic site, now open for public tours. Costumed guides are eager to share anecdotes of daily life in the time period, as well as tales of General Washington, as he was called during his time there. During special events, particularly President's Day weekend in February, a Washington look-alike greets guest in character, and militia drills are run, which include an ear-splitting firing of the massive cannon facing the Hudson River.
Once the country estate of John Ellison, a privileged landowner, the Knox Headquarters was occupied during the end of the Revolutionary War by Major General Horatio Gates. Today, the site is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and for some special events during the holidays. Families can see the original tools used to make cloth, try ... More >
Once the country estate of John Ellison, a privileged landowner, the Knox Headquarters was occupied during the end of the Revolutionary War by Major General Horatio Gates. Today, the site is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and for some special events during the holidays. Families can see the original tools used to make cloth, try on a variety of reproduction 18th century clothing, and watch demonstrations of open-fire cooking. Ticket prices and tours are offered in conjunction with the nearby New Windsor Cantonment historic site. Recommended for children 5 and older.
This outdoor, 500-acre modern sculpture museum showcases over 100 works by world renown contemporary artists such as Mark di Suvero, Alexander Calder, Henry Moore, and Louise Nevelson. These larger-than-life pieces invite up close exploration, and some can even be climbed on, over, and through. A full day can be spent walking the groun... More >
This outdoor, 500-acre modern sculpture museum showcases over 100 works by world renown contemporary artists such as Mark di Suvero, Alexander Calder, Henry Moore, and Louise Nevelson. These larger-than-life pieces invite up close exploration, and some can even be climbed on, over, and through. A full day can be spent walking the grounds, picnic in hand. When little ones get weary, catch the tram for a narrated, multi-stop tour.
| Costumed guides are eager to share anecdotes of daily life in the time period, as well as tales of General Washington, as he was called during his time there. |
Along the Newburgh Landing, you'll find the River Rose Cruises dock. Hop aboard this authentic paddlewheeler, and enjoy a leisurely scenic open-air cruise down the Hudson River. The May-October schedule includes holiday-themed cruises with meals and entertainment, as well as simple, 90-minute narrated excursions. Along the way, you'll see Bannerman Island, West Point, and several riverfront villages like Cold Spring. A full... More
Along the Newburgh Landing, you'll find the River Rose Cruises dock. Hop aboard this authentic paddlewheeler, and enjoy a leisurely scenic open-air cruise down the Hudson River. The May-October schedule includes holiday-themed cruises with meals and entertainment, as well as simple, 90-minute narrated excursions. Along the way, you'll see Bannerman Island, West Point, and several riverfront villages like Cold Spring. A full cash bar is available with limited snacks.
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