West Point Vacations, Tourism & Travel Information

Our Take on West Point, New York

Welcome to Uptake for West Point, New York. This guide is intended to be your starting point for all of the things to do and places to stay in West Point, New York. Our recommendations are based on ratings and reviews from across the web. If you are looking for ideas for a family vacation, check out the listing on the left side of the page.

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West Point, New York Lodging

  1. West Point Hotels674 Thayer Rd at West Point
    West Point, NY 10996

    "about a 20 minute car ride) the hotel grounds are beautiful" more on Tripadvisor

  2. Cold Spring Hotels2 Main St
    Cold Spring, NY 10516

    "stress melted away at this very relaxing country inn!!!! I loved the room and the food in the riverroom was delicious" more on Yahoo! Travel

  3. Cold Spring Hotels1656 rte 9D
    Cold Spring, NY 10516

    Overview The 19th-century Victorian inn a short hop from the village center was once the home of a U.S.-born marquess. The rooms, commodious and serviceable, overlook the gardens. Vaulted ... more on Fodor's

  1. The Bird & Bottle Inn

    West Point, New York Things To Do

    1. West Point Golf CoursesRoute 9W & Route 218
      West Point, NY 10996

      Overview West Point Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation length golf course ... more on TheGolfCourses

    2. West Point MuseumsWest Point
      NY

      Overview As a department of the United States Military Academy, the Museum supports cadet academic, military ... more on Museum Stuff

    3. Highlands Golf CoursesBuilding 1230 USMA
      West Point, NY 10996

      Nice little course. Very short, but still pretty difficult. You HAVE to hit it straight. There ... more on golfreview.com

    1. Constitution Island Association
    2. Harriman State Park
    3. New Windsor Cantonment State Historic Site
    4. Garrison Art Center
    1. Boscobel Restoration Inc
    2. Edmonston House
    3. Putnam County Historical Society and Foundry School Museum