Very interesting spot for history and aviation lovers. We had great time here, the show in the air was interesting, but the ground part of the show was somewhat weird for us. The show was 2 hour long, with first 30 minutes preparations and mostly historical information. Be prepared for explosions and loud noises. Despite the aerodrome is pet friendly, I’d recommend to leave your pets at home, they will be scared by all the loud noises during the show. The pilots are really pros, I was amazed by some of the things they were doing and how good they maintain their fleet. Overall we loved it, but it would be nice to have more comfortable sitting area (it is a good idea to take a couple of chairs with you). I’d come again to see all the biplanes and pilots flying them.

Absolutely awesome experience! Despite being a slightly chilly day, the 15 minute biplane ride was completely worth it for the best views of the fall colors in the Hudson valley. The museum collection has so many awesome planes and plenty of interesting facts. Access to the museum is a great value and I'll definitely be bringing more friends and family here in the future!

Our first ever flight in a bi-plane. This was one of THE most amazing things we have ever done. So thrilling and wonderful. I’d do it again in a moment. I do NOT like flying and hate heights - so I was surprised I wasn’t nervous and loved it so much I’d paid the price again immediately to go up again. We decided to do the 30 minute lighthouse tour which is the one that goes out over the Hudson River and back. You have to wear a fancy pilot caps and goggles but it’s all good. They provide them. Maybe I was born too late and would have been a wing walker. Lol. Doubt it, but they did a great job and the museum and displays are informative, too. There is something for all ages here!

Fantastic hidden gem in Dutchess County. Tons of early age of flight, WWI and WWII era aircraft. Also have an assortment of other vehicles, cars, and motorcycles from the period. It is a working aerodrome with daily flights around the Hudson in a biplane for charter. Every weekend they host an airshow with planes from the era and have a working airstrip setup for these shows. Definitely worth checking out especially for the very reasonable price they ask for museum tickets. Recommend not going when it's too hot, as the hangers are all outdoors and not air-conditioned. Went when it was about 95° and it was very hot and humid in the hangars. The staff had fans setup but going on the hottest week of the summer there was only so much that could be done. Will definitely be coming back when the weather is better and spend more time looking at the planes and reading all the history they have.

I enjoyed the Aerodrome and show very much. My only disappointment is that there were fewer flying WW1 planes than I remember during my last visit, which was over 10 years ago. Planes do not last forever. I took the biplane ride. It was only about 15 minutes, but the views were spectacular!

Spectacular setting in upstate NY. Some of the planes they fly are rebuilt originals, some are replicas. They cover the dawn of flight until the 1930s. Tons of history is there. If they have to cancel the airshow due to weather they give you a pass that never expires for you to come back. Concessions were good but as is usual at venues like this a bit pricy. You can bring your own food and drink.

This place is a hidden treasure. Lots of WW2 planes, automobiles and motorcycles. We didn't see the airshow, but we took a ride up and down the Hudson River. It was spectacular! Highly recommended!!

Great experience here. We never expect these animals in the remote area. The staff is nice and showed us the otter. The place is well maintained and all animals look healthy and their fur is in great condition.

Fantastic zoo. Cost to get in was minimal. Many different species of animals. The grounds were well maintained and the animals all looked healthy.

An absolute must see if you're in the area, this is the most charming small zoo I've ever been too. The staff is very knowledgeable and sweet and the animals super adorably curious and meticulously cared for.

Second time coming here! Nice, little zoo with a variety of animals and lots of information about them.

This whole concept of a high school with a zoo is truly brilliant . Nothing like hands on learning for students . I loved my time here which was several hours . Julia in the gift shop was incredibly helpful & personable. The gift shop has so many unique items and packs a big punch in a small space . The prices are reasonable and I was able to secure several items for gifts . It’s also nice that some drinks & snacks are available to purchase there . There is accessible parking right outside the gift shop and a ramp to enter the building to buy tickets & have a look inside the store . The rest of the zoo is also accessible for wheelchairs walkers & strollers . As a side note I was also thrilled to find some soaps made by an entrepreneur who is deaf . I added lots of photos/video so be sure to check those out so you can get more of a feel of the place . I think you’ll find that the animals are all very well taken care of here . It was awesome to see the students out on the grounds feeding them . I’ve told me so many people about this place so it’s safe to say I highly recommend a visit . Thank you Trevor-Lovejoy for a very memorable experience . Hope to come back again soon ❤️

Very educational. Small but also great for families with little ones.

A gem in upstate New York. Beautifully maintained and laid out. Surprisingly diverse animal population.

A beautiful Connecticut State Park! The waterfalls are really stunning here. They are only a short walk from the parking lot. There is a trail with stairs you can follow up the waterfall and take in the different vantage points. I highly recommend stopping by!

Stunning park. Immaculately clean and maintained. The waterfall is breathtaking, and the different deck platforms that were created off of the trail to give the visitors spectacular views are their own works of art, much like the stairs that are climbed to reach them all. The staff is so warm and welcoming, and the pride they take as stewards of this magical place shows from the well maintained trails, to the covered bridge, and the field. When we visited it was a drought, and still stunning, so I cannot imagine how it looks during more plentiful times. My only complaint is that I don't live closer to enjoy it more often.

This is a gorgeous state park! It's free to enter for all, and free to park if you have Connecticut plates on your car. You can see the falls from the entrance and are able to hike alongside them to the top, which is lovely! There are also lots of places to have picnics and barbecues. There are also restrooms.

Very pretty park with a 250’ tall waterfall and a large grassy area with picnic tables. There is a long set of rock stairs that are well built with a hand rail all the way up. There are a few platforms off the stairs to see the falls.

Very cute and beautiful part of CT. Plenty of grills and seating if you want to have a picnic. There is also hiking path there that is less than a mile long.

Don't come if you think this is a good place to swim but do come if you love majestic waterfalls easy trails and cute puppers. Great for a picnic and some sun. Flushable bathrooms not really for wheelchairs.

Beautiful little park with plenty of area for lawn games picnicking and short hike to the top of the falls. A Brooke run through the property and there may be some trout in there.

This place is very beautiful. Done this little trail so many times and keep coming back. I highly recommend this place for anyone who likes a good and easy hike in a preserved old-growth forest. Climb the tower and enjoy the beautiful scenic view.

Two adults, 3 kids (3, 10 and 14), a 2yo 80lb dog who is a nervous sweetheart and a 4 month old puppy who isn’t used to being leashed - 0 problems. It’s finally been dry and warm the last 3 days so there were very few bugs or muddy areas - trail well maintained and marked (we only used the yellow loop to the fire tower) and beautiful! Been wanting to explore this place and this was a nice little taste of it. Look forward to going back with less restrictions 😂 4/27/24

This place is my idea of paradise. Forests are my spirit home and this one was amazing. I was visiting from the UK and really loved it. With 2 small nephews we didn't walk a full trail but I still had plenty of wilderness to enjoy and a desire to come back.

Such a stunning view you get from Ferncliff fire tower. I felt so little there, contemplating the immensity of nature surrounding me everywhere. The beauty of the forests getting fused with the line of the horizon... it's just mesmerizing. And the silence. 😌 A place for reconnecting with nature, a place to be taken care of 💜

Great trails. We got lost and went an extra 4 miles or so on unmarked trails but it was so worth it. Hard and easy spots for biking. Lots of cute insects and mushrooms. I guess the highlight of our biking trip was me trying to cross a wooden bridge with my bike and fell right off into the mud. All laughs while on this trail.

Plenty of parking . Excellent facilities . Trails are plentiful . Room for social distancing at all times . Just about everyone wearing masks and/or have them readily available . I’m not afraid of heights but the tower climb; I had to stop & pause . Climb it , it’s worth it & you’ll see what I mean . Wasps up there can be crazy just move slowly ! I only did the yellow trail but would love to come back & explore !! Yellow can be completed easily in < hr (without stopping) Camping available With reservation and/or permit ? Wouldn’t be my choice of a campsite (I enjoy more private / primitive locations) . Kid , dog , fishing pole friendly . The park is clean , please be respectful of Mother Nature . Have no fear , autumn is here !🍂🍁

Really nice place to take a leisurely walk. Not too crowded and very easy trails and peaceful ponds and huts. Liked the fire tower as well

We came for a wine tasting experience and had the best time. The wines are very good, and the place is just so beautiful, we went upstairs to the loft to enjoy some more wines, got ourselves some cheese and crackers from the bar, and had a wonderful time admiring the view of the vineyards and the Hudson valley. They even have EV chargers in the back! We’ll definitely be back!

We came to just hang out as we don’t drink. It is free to enter and they have different types of food trucks on the weekends serving food from lunch to dinner. There were many people who brought their own chairs and picnic blankets hanging out on the grass area by the pond. We set up a blanket right in front of the pond and chilled. There was only one bbq food truck on the weekend we visited. It would have been a better experience if the family next to us wasn’t so loud. But overall we had a relaxing time. They have free wifi, which was nice! They also have electric car chargers stations.

Absolutely love this winery! If you're looking for incredible wine paired with breathtaking views, this place is a must. I drove 1.5 hours to get here and it was totally worth it. The atmosphere is peaceful, the staff is welcoming, and every sip feels like a celebration of fall. I’ll definitely be coming back again. Don’t miss it!

What a wonderful place. We've been to many vineyards for wine tastings but this is the best by far. Had tasting out under the tent with Teresa, who is very personable, full of knowledge and fun to be with. After the tasting we went up to the taproom and continued to enjoy the wine with the added charcuterie board and Hummus plate. While there one of our cellphones got miss placed. We looked high and low for it. Jen at the front desk took name, number and description of the phone. We received a call that it had been found. We returned the next day just before opening and Ron went inside to retrieve it for us. Ron checked in a few times with us during our stay. All the staff made us feel at home. We plan on returning next month for another visit with a few more people.

Such a beautiful winery! Came here during a bachelorette weekend and it completely brightened the vibe of the trip. They had live jazz playing which made it feel extra special, and we tried a wine flight with four different wines (the Tocai was definitely my fave!). The views were absolutely stunning too. Would 100% come back again!

Millbrook Vineyards & Winery is a true hidden gem in Upstate New York. From the scenic drive in to the peaceful, rolling vineyards, everything about this place feels like a perfect escape. The wine is excellent—standouts like the Tocai Friulano and Pinot Noir really show off what the Hudson Valley has to offer. The tasting experience is relaxed and enjoyable, with knowledgeable staff who make everyone feel welcome, whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just curious. It’s also a fantastic spot to spend a full day with family and friends. You can bring a picnic, grab a bottle or two, and hang out on the terrace or in the grassy open spaces overlooking the vines. The setting is peaceful, the views are stunning, and the vibe is just right for both relaxing and celebrating. One of the best vineyard experiences in the region—can’t wait to return!

Loved the place is so beautiful. We did the RESERVE TASTING for $30 per person and it was a great experience. We also had pizza from the food truck and pretty good.

Delicious food and desserts in a storied establishment. Four beers on tap, and others bottled. Friendly waitstaff and full bar. Clean bathrooms and parking at two frontages. There was live Irish music during this review.

This local establishment is open for dinner only. It’s decidedly local with an eclectic menu, excellent service in an atmosphere that focuses on local and regional information relating to the inn and the surrounding area. We went with the NY strip and the baked cod. The strip was cooked to order and came out melt in your mouth good. The cod was lovely with the stuffing being rich but not too overpowering. We completely enjoyed our meal at this location. I am sure you will as well.

This is our new favorite restaurant when we’re in the area. Old-fashioned vibe, yummy food. Everything seems fresh. Burger was delicious and actually cooked as specified. Vegetables were fresh and tasty. The baked sweet potato—yum! The only thing that was just ok was the prime rib special.

My husband and I went there tonight. Very disappointed! First the Calamari appetizer had hardly any on the plate mostly crumbs. Waitress never smiled and acted annoyed we were there. After dinner did not offer us coffee or dessert. When I told her we were interested in coffee and dessert she was annoyed. Very rude. Served us cheesecake with no fork. I had to ask for it and she was not happy. Even though we had a terrible experience we still left her $20. I never saw a waitress swipe the money so fast off our table. We have never been treated so terrible at a fine dining restaurant. We won't be back. Disgusted!!

My entire order was absolutely trash, 2 things out of the 10 ordered were maybe decent. What a waste of time and money on both parts. Crab cakes was crap,and covered in burnt bits. Steak sandwich was literally a slab of steak on a crap bun. Pasta dish was completely wrong and not even sauced. Haven't eaten the chicken sandwich yet. We picked this order up around 645pm on 9/12/25 someone need to reach out make this right. My wife told me to let it go, but I just can't, beyond disappointed!! I had attempted to leave other emails on the website and all got discarded.

If I lived nearby, this would be a frequented place. Fine food, well-stocked bar, intimate lighting and seating but not so low key you won't feel like you can't have a good laugh or conversation with another patron. Attending another event, the three dishes offered - salmon, steak and chicken marsala were all well cooked. The bartender was quick and knowledgeable as she took multiple orders. Close to the scenic Bull's Bridge Inn, which brings vehicles to N.Y., they no longer serve overnight guests. There are a few different seating areas, one with a working fireplace. Open Thursday to Saturday after 5PM and 4PM on Sundays. Aged steaks and seafood is the focus of their menu along with vintage wines.

The Bulls Bridge Inn has been our favorite restaurant for years!!! My family and I love everything about it!! The ambiance is warm, friendly and lovely and we especially enjoy eating on the patio during the warmer months!! The food is the MOST DELICIOUS thanks to the great chef, and the menu has so many great choices and specials that it’s hard to decide!! When there, all the waitstaff treat you like family and always make us feel welcome! I recently had my daughter’s bridal shower there in June as I wouldn’t have had it anywhere else!! Mary the manager was beyond amazing in helping me plan a wonderful sit down luncheon with an incredible Hors d’oeuvre happy hour !! Mary also helped me every step along the way in setting up the tables for 38 ladies and even allowing us to use the yard area for decorations and gifts!! She not only helped me, she made everything so easy and seamless and fun!!! The bar selection is beyond compare and all the cocktails and wines and beers are delightful!! The shower was one that everyone raved about and they all had the most wonderful time! This was also due to Mary and the entire staff that made everyone there feel special. I would also like to thank Colleen, Mandy and Lauren who were there making this shower unforgettable with their exemplary experience!!! Everyone felt the joy and said they felt the staff treated everyone like family!! I can go on and on !!! Thank you Mary for everything!! The Bulls Bridge Inn is THE BEST and we look forward to many more wonderful times there!! Sincerely, Chris Quinn

Very nice half day trip. Worth doing. Park was very well cared for and clean. The National Park staff was very helpful and made the trip experience great. The mansion does not have AC or a public bathroom. The tour of the mansion was very nice, enjoyed it. The mansion has a nice flower garden. No food at the park. Outside the park theres food and gas ⛽️ stations within 20 mins. I recommend this National Park property for a visit.

I've liked the guided tour very much: lot of information given orally (but few written descriptions inside about the art pieces). It's sad though to see the mansion's state as the Federal funding is not enough to ensure its maintenance. The gardens are maintained by local volunteers, just to give you a hint.. In any other countries (like France as an example), maintenance would be done to illustrate this Gilded age of America.

Great national park that allows those of us who are not wealthy to see how the other half used to? live(maybe many still do today). The park has great places to walk and enjoy the views of the Hudson River and you can walk the dog throughout the park. Did not get to go inside the house this time, but it is worth the visit to explore both the park and the mansion. The staff are friendly and informative.

The mansion is truly impressive, the richness of interior is simply amazing. Stunning landscape around. Everything is preserved very carefully – it is under protection of National Park Service. The Park Ranger told us an exiting story about Vanderbilt family, their ups and downs. Really recommend it for visiting.

Truly a wonderful experience! The tour takes you through the entire 1st and second floors, plus some of the basement. It's formatted as a listen to the tour guide for a while, then go off on your own and look around the floor for a bit, come back to the group, and so on. It was a great way to see everything at your own pace and be able to ask the guide extra questions. The tour is probably about an hour, but they do let you leave after the first floor if you don't want to continue. Our tour guide (I don't remember his name but he was from NJ!) was super knowledgeable about the Vanderbilts and the property. I could have asked about anything and I'm sure he would have had an answer! The grounds are stunning and very pleasant to walk around. There is a beautiful Italian garden, a giant carriage house, and various viewpoints of the Hudson river. For the price ($15), this can't be beat. It really is a beautiful place with an interesting history. Can't recommend it enough! This is a wheelchair accessible tour, with a wheelchair lift and an elevator. There are two staircases that are also used in the standard tour, thought the guide made it clear he was happy to operate the elevator if needed. The mansion is not air conditioned, so plan accordingly. Water bottles are allowed in, but other food and drink is not. I would not recommend bringing young children as you must be careful not to touch anything and do need to be quiet to hear the guide.

We visited on a Friday afternoon in late June 2025. When we arrived there were plenty of spaces in the parking lot. There were a lot of people here as well. We walked to the visitor center first. It was very ornate inside just like the mansion. There is an info desk at the back right of the main hall which had multiple rangers at. We rushed there first because we needed to get tickets to tour the mansion and it looked like a busy day. We did get tickets for the 5 of us for the 1PM tour. The tickets are $15/person and 15 years and younger are free. BUT if you have the NPS annual pass it's free for up to 4 people. So we had an annual pass and a 4th grade pass so we were fine. We also got junior ranger books here to work on. The NPS passport cancellation stamps are also in here on a table on the back left of the main hall. There were a few exhibits on the left side side in the adjoining rooms but it wasn't much. The bathrooms are to the right when you walk in. The kids worked on the junior rangers while we waited for our tour to begin. We did end up walking around outside exploring the gardens as well. We took lots of pictures and it was overcast skies so it was fantastic. We also walked out back behind the mansion which was beautiful as well. When it was time for our tour we met up with our group outside the mansion and all walked in together into the main atrium. The tour guides said we could listen to him talk or just start exploring the main floor. I think I was the only one who started walking around while we they were talking. I knew it was going to be a mad house after they finished talking. After they finish their talking everyone looks around and the rangers answers any questions you may have. We took a bunch of pictures. After a few mins they gather everyone back up and we moved to the upper floor and did the same thing again. The most interest factoid about the upstairs was the husband's and wife's bedrooms, which were separate. They had a special door that opened into each other's room but they had locks on them as well. The joke was that the wife's room had like 3 locks on it while the husband had just 1. You can probably understand why that was. wink wink. Lastly we went to the basement where the servants and staff lived and this is where the tour ends. Overall this was an amazing site. The mansion was so opulent and filled with such ornate stuff it was like a art museum. We would definitely come back here again to do the tour or even just walk around the property and gardens. Especially if we have the NPS pass anyways and can get in for free.

Beautiful and fascinating visit to the Vanderbilt Mansion in Hyde Park. The historical information was presented very well by the park ranger—friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to answer questions. The interior is truly opulent, and we were able to see the upstairs, main level, and basement. Walking the grounds adds to the experience. It can get warm inside during the summer months, but they do provide fans to help. A great stop for history lovers!

Eleanor Roosevelt's home is an amazing place. The ranger doing the tour was so very informative! I had no idea how well liked Eleanor was and that she was a civil rights leader. I will do more research to learn more about that amazing first lady!

The home captures ER’s warmth and humility. The exhibits and tour display her life truthfully, highlighting her positive effect on the world through her work as FDR’s partner and on her own after his death. The Park Rangers clearly admired ER and spoke intelligently about her life as a wife, mother, friend, wife, politician stateswoman, civil rights leader and pioneer.

We visited on a late Friday afternoon in late June 2025. We arrived right around 5PM so everything had just closed and we missed doing the tour and the exhibits in the visitor center etc. We did see folks leaving from the last tour. There were about 15 spaces in the parking lot and majority of the spots were filled. The parking lot is a bit of a walk to the visitor center. You have to walk over a bridge to actually get to the property. There were a couple of outdoor exhibits that we looked at and also read the kiosk signs and walk around the property in general. We were sad we didn't make it in time for the last tour at 4PM. We were delayed from the house tour at Franklin D. Roosevelts House just up the road. We were able to walk around and take a bunch of pictures. The lighting at the time of day was just getting good. We walked through the gardens and you could see through some of the windows of the houses. The bathrooms were still open when we visited after the visitor center was closed. It looks like they converted the garage into public restrooms. I think I heard one of the rangers saying that there is no gift shop here and it is all located at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Historic Site. Luckily for us we had already bought everything we wanted while we were there. Overall it was a nice property and I wish we had arrived sooner to walk through the visitor center and look at the houses.

Great chance to get a glimpse into the life of Eleanor Roosevelt beyond what she is generally known for, which is being FDR's wife. She led such a full life and did so many things for so many people, it's great that this historic site exists so you can learn about it. It's even better that it's free! Plus, if you spend some time there, you will realize why Eleanor found this to be her happy place where she found peace and contentment.

Unfortunately the homes were closed on a Monday. Free national parks day and they were closed. However, they're always closed on Mondays was a disappointment. The grounds are beautiful

Didn’t plan to become an Eleanor fan but the tour guide’s love and admiration for her converted us! The calming landscape is gorgeous. Best place for a relaxing day!

Arrived after 5 pm so we missed any of the possible tours but still enjoyed looking around the grounds. Lots of history associated with the Roosevelts here. The garden was beautiful with a wide selection of plants and flowers. Didn’t hike any of the trails due to the lateness of the day but looked fun to explore.

The FDR Museum was presented beautifully—like a walk through history, highlighting the pivotal changes FDR made to create a better America. The exhibits were informative, engaging, and easy to follow, offering a powerful sense of the era. The home tour was equally impressive. It was air-conditioned and allowed us to see most of the rooms, providing a real sense of how the Roosevelts lived. Our guide did a fantastic job sharing the history, explaining key events, and thoughtfully answering every question. A wonderful experience all around and a must-visit for anyone interested in American history.

This is the second presidential library I've visited and it was quite an amazing experience. The historical documents and letters especially where very cool to see. The library shows the entire life and presidency of FDR. The exhibits are very detailed and lots of historic pieces are at display! Seeing FDR's desk and car were also really cool!

This has been the first and so far only presidential library I have visited. I didn't know it was in ny lol but for was a new Yorker . My wife and my intentions was to visit both the house and this wonderful library. But unfortunately the house was sold out with limited access. I'm not sure if it's open now but if you never been to a presidential library and you're local this is the place to be. My wife was amazed at what a trailblazer Eleanor was and there was a guide there who was very knowledgeable and took his time explaining some of the history. Hopefully soon it will reopen if it's closed highly recommended

Exceeded our expectations, our tour guide for the house was excellent and full of interesting information. The house is as it was when turned over to the NPS in 1946 and well worth tour The library has so many interesting exhibits and fascinating thing to learn I’m a history buff and discovered many new items Even the cafe is great the food was delicious and service quick and a very friendly staff Highly recommended visiting when you can we spent about 4 hours all together

The FDR Library and Museum is a wonderful experience. The grounds are incredibly well kept. The exhibits are extremely informative and are complimented by some wonderful real pieces of history. Plan to spend 3 hours here if you really plan on taking it all in. Would highly recommend.

I thought I know a lot about FDR, the New Deal, the Great Depression and WW II before I visited here. I didn't. After spending 3+ hours walking through the Museum and Library, your start to appreciate how much influence FDR had globally and over the 20th century.

Learned a lot of good history about FDR, beautiful and well maintained grounds, architecture of the house is fantastic, and the park rangers are all knowledgeable. I appreciate NPS protecting our heritage and they all do a fantastic job. If you're into history, are looking for a park, into architecture or love gardens; this spot has a great variety. Worth stopping by if you're in the area.

What a historic and amazing home to visit! In visiting the FDR Library I also visited his home. You have to purchase a ticket to see the inside and it is with a park ranger tour. The ranger was very informative and gave us a great history about the Roosevelts and the home. I highly recommend visiting in conjunction with the presidential library.

Although the buildings were closed and unstaffed in late October due to federal closures, we visited the area and walked the grounds. Even from the exterior, we could enjoy the area — the vegetable garden, the building architecture and history, the beautiful views, and the inspiring artwork. Gratefully, there were few other visitors so we could go at our leisurely pace and spend time on the bench reflecting on how FDR and Eleanor created the government services that saved the country, even to today. An inspirational visit, it's a reminder that we have recovered from dark times before and can again.

This is the first presidential library and is well worth the visit. The park rangers are knowledgeable and answer questions with great detail and knowledge. The library, home and gift shop are all wonderful and well worth the visit. Family groups would certainly enjoy as this is a part of American history and conveys the times, life and loves of President Roosevelt's journey from child, adulthood and political career. Hyde Park and it's environs are also interesting with great food choices available. Come ... you won't be disappointed and if you have them... by all means bring your kids... you and they will learn a lot about President Roosevelt and american history!

We visited on a Friday afternoon in late June 2025. There were plenty of parking spaces in the parking lot when we arrived. There were a few that were shaded by trees but they were all taken. First thing we did was run into the info desk to get our tour tickets. it's located to the right when you enter. We got tickets for 2:30PM. There is a short film that plays in the visitor center on every hour and half hour in the auditorium. This is straight ahead. Directly to the left next to the doors when you come in is the NPS passport cancellation stamps. There are a few here and it's on a nice wooden table with glass top. If you continue to the left it's the gift shop (New Deal Store) and it's a pretty big one. The bathrooms are to the right behind the information desk. Also that's where the restaurant/cafeteria is and is called Uncle Sam's Canteen. To get to the site where the house tour begins, you walk out to the left and walk down the path pass the presidential library. and then veer off to the right to the stables or horse barn area. You meet for your tour there and our kids sat on some benches here to work on their junior range books they picked up at the info desk. The ranger giving the tour will start here and then walk everyone over to the house where you enter through the front doors. You can look around while they are talking, which is what I did to take pictures before the masses started running around. I found the main floor to be much more interesting than the upstairs floor which is mainly bedrooms. The rangers will gather everyone up and move everyone to the next floor together. You exit from the second floor out the back where they have makeshift metal stairs put in that take you down and around the back and side of the house and throws you back out front. Sadly we were behind schedule and didn't really have much time to explore much more of the property. We went straight back to the visitor center to turn in our junior ranger booklets and got the badges and left for Eleanor Roosevelts House at Val-Kil just down the street. Overall it was a great place to visit. There was so much more we could've done here and explored. I think if we were ever int he area again we would visit. We only had about an hour to explore the entire site and we did not plan enough time.

Due to the government shut down, I could not go inside. It is what it is! I was able to walk the grounds and there was plenty of self information displays. You still got a feel for FDR live style. I walked the 2.5 mile wooded trail from his home to the Vanderbilt estate but that was closed too

The Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site in Hyde Park, NY, preserves Springwood, the lifelong home and final resting place of FDR, the greatest president of modern times. The Colonial Revival mansion reflects his legacy with personal collections and a serene estate, inspiring visitors with its intimate connection to this iconic leader.

It's very impressive place. The house has been preserved so carefully. It really transports you back to that time and you realize what a powerful background the Roosevelt family had… It’s definitely worth a visit.

We were passing through this area on the weekend and decided to stop by the winery. Outside there is a large well-kept area, lots of seating, beautiful views, vineyards. Inside there is also a large hall with tables, there is an exhibition stand with wine. The atmosphere is very pleasant. There was a friendly woman behind the counter (her name is Liliana, but I may be wrong). We asked for a flight and she professionally advised us. The weather was great, we sat outside, there were not many people because it was morning. The staff who looked after the territory were also friendly and welcoming. As a result, we bought 2 bottles of berry wine: dry raspberry and semi-sweet blackberry. The prices are average. We have already tried the blackberry wine, it turned out to be sweet for our taste. We have not opened the raspberry wine yet. Overall, I recommend this place.

Such a beautiful picturesque farm and vineyard. The wine steward we had was so kind and welcoming. A majority of their wines are fruit based and very dry/tarte. Their Farm White (Cayuga) was a nice balanced sweeter wine. They have a lovely area to sit outside in the shade or sun and enjoy a tasting.

I won a tasting from a fundraiser and that’s how I learned about this little gem. When you pull up it doesn’t look like much but once you go inside what a cute little winery on a beautiful country road. We sat outside on the hill. It was a beautiful day and the staff is so friendly. The wines were delicious. Make sure to try the sangria, it was delicious. We had a cheeseboard and one of the lunchboxes and loved all of it. The owner was on site and very knowledgeable. Enjoyed speaking to him and the staff. They come out and check on you out in the yard. It’s worth the drive and we will be back for a sunset And definitely fall because the view is beautiful. Thanks for having us today we look forward to coming back.

White Silo Winery in Sherman, CT is a hidden gem—cozy, scenic, and full of character. The small-batch wines, especially the fruit blends, are bold and flavorful. Staff is friendly, the vibe is relaxed, and the cheese platters and homemade treats elevate the experience. Whether you’re sipping indoors or on the lawn during live music, it’s a perfect weekend escape. Highly recommended!

I’ve been to this winery several times. It’s adorable, not a very large establishment & really in the middle of no where. You can not bring food to the winery, but they do sell food & it’s really good…boxed lunch, cheese boards, etc. Wine is delicious. A little wedding was going on when I visited last, looked beautiful. The little statue holding the sign of where to park gave us a good laugh!

So so SO beautiful! Such an idyllic setting while also being casual and down to earth. I don’t feel shame for ordering a fruit wine but could also get a great dry wine, too. My husband and I like to get a bottle of chilled “farm white” to sip on outside. They always have good cover bands playing on weekends, too.

Scenic, cozy family-run wine with a picturesque view of the mountains. Almost all the fruit is grown on premise with the exception of some grapes which are from the region. There are some creative wines made from the raspberries, rhubarb and other fruit that pair nicely with the cheese platters and charcuterie that is available to. Check the schedule for live music and pizza night!

Great walkway over the Hudson, except for the elevator not being open to get back up to our car. Very nice views and most bikers were very considerate and going slower. Lots of walkers and restrooms on the other side were nice with AC!! Managed to walk over to the other bridge too, and did the entire loop. It was super hot and full sun so wear a hat, bring water etc.

Beautiful walkway with spectacular views of our gorgeous Hudson Valley. I especially enjoy it during autumn with all the colors on display. It is dog friendly but not all dogs are comfortable walking over the bridge. Although the trails at either side of the walkway are green, the walkway is concrete so although you'll love the walk, your pup might be more interested in what's at either end.🙂

Breathtaking!! It is incredible to see this bridge take on a new chapter in it's life! If you want a good walk, scenic views and get a better understanding of its history, I highly recommend that you walk this bridge. It's full of life everyday, from routine walkers and runners, to tourists looking for the perfect photo to families learning about the area together!

Gorgeous views over the Hudson and a great walk. 30min causal walking from one side to the other. So an hour round trip for us and our dog. The walkway closed at one point due to lightning storm but opened up shortly after and we were treated to a gorgeous view.

Walkway over the Hudson is one of the most beautiful viewing vantage points on the Hudson in my opinion. We went just before dusk and the views were incredible! If you do decide to go later in the evening just remember to bring a sweatshirt or something cuz it gets kind of breezy once you get over the water. Spend the day of it and Traverse over the Mid-Hudson and walk over the Hudson and then grab something to eat in town and I'll definitely be an afternoon worth the trip.

Walking on the bridge is about 10° cooler than elsewhere with the constant breeze over the Hudson River. It is incredibly beautiful and pleasant to walk the bridge. The bridge is very wide so you're not pushing past people. Bikes are allowed.

A breathtaking view of the Hudson River and surrounding hilly region. An important note to set the destination in google map as We found it a bit confusing to reach the start of the bridge. Set the destination on Google maps as 1. Visitor Center @ the Walkway over the Hudson. (U can take elevator) 2. 84 N Water St, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601(walk along the river and take elevator) 3. 49 Parker Ave, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 (u can directly access the start of the walkway) There are vendors at the end of the bridge to have drinks and snacks after a long walk. There is an elevator which will take you down to the riverbank if you want some good pictures keeping the bridges at the backdrop. There are restrooms at entrances and one down the elevator. We had to leave early as we visited on 4th July and they closed it at 4 pm to reopen it @6pm for fireworks. I am sure the sunset view will be breathtaking. Will visit again. Also, consider visiting Ashokan reservoir if u have some time left for the day.. Take a look at the picture where u can do payment for the parking. Remember the numbered parking lot where u parked ur car. Take a small walk and find the parking kiosk in the platform( probably track2) Visit walkway.org for more info …

Huge place! A lot of things to do with the family and dog friendly! Has a big dog park for them to run free in. So many different apples, pumpkins, has a sunflower field and corn maze. We enjoyed it so much we will be going back next year

Barton Orchards is one of the few local places that truly brings the community together. Without spots like this, our area wouldn’t have much to do! It’s sad to see people tear down a business over prices when prices have gone up everywhere — that’s just reality. I’m a local, so I bought the season pass for $86, and it was well worth it! I went to about six different festivals this season and saved around $136 — plus, it was so nice not having to pay admission each time. As for people saying it feels “too commercial,” I think that’s unfair. If the farm offered less, people would say there’s nothing to do, and when they offer more, people say it’s too much. Personally, I love that Barton has something for everyone. You can still enjoy the traditional farm experience, grab a drink at one of the three bars, or listen to great live music in a fun outdoor atmosphere. The employees are always friendly and helpful, and the farm is full of great energy. Sure, the lines can get long during big events (hopefully that improves), but that’s to be expected when a place is popular! Overall, a great local spot worth supporting — it truly adds life to our community.

The family and I had a great time and this place is worth it. I went with my mother and father and daughter and husband. There was a lot of space for my husband and I to escape our little human and send her off with my mother for face painting while we got some hard ciders. Then there was a carousel. It was far off in the distance but the walk burned calories and the Raspberry Hard Cider made the cold air feel even colder. And that carousel had some speed. My daughter loved it. Then they had pig racing which was free and honestly the best form of entertainment. I think it was the first time i heard a baby pig scream in real life. But they were all handled with care. If you take a look at the photo they also have carnival games. Theres my Chansey with an alien. The tickets for the carnival are paid for separately. But the games are a guaranteed win unlike in other places you go to where they want to take your money and destroy children’s dreams. The woman even helped my daughter win. It was very very nice. The apple cider donuts are 10/10 because let’s be real… that’s really why you’re there. They are soft and delicious. The ice cream too! It’s a farm everything’s basically fresh and that ice cream was the softest and purest ice cream I’ve ever had. So good. They have free hayrides which we did not participate in but it looked like everyone else had fun on it. They also had goats you got to feed and chickens which my daughter enjoyed feeding them. On your way out you can grab a pumpkin and there was apple picking but that season has ended. Apple picking is also a separate charge and you have to pay for the pumpkin. It goes by LBs obviously. But if you go here you won’t be disappointed and there’s a farmers market. There was also this moonshine bbq sauce i didn’t get to buy so i implore you all to go try that and tell me how that is i was really sad about that :(. Anyways i hope you all have fun if you go and bundle up if you’re going in the colder months it’s on a mountain the airs going to be significantly colder than wherever you’re traveling from.

I definitely enjoyed it more when it had that family business feel. Prices are geared toward city salaries for sure. It seems very commercialized now. The carnival was cute and a nice touch. Even if there was just one or two kids riding they’d operate the ride so we didn’t have to stand around. All Barton and carnival staff were sweet. The gentleman at the front checking bags was very polite and pleasant. My daughter got her face painted, the lady did a beautiful job although $20 is definitely the most I’ve ever seen for face paint. They removed a lot of the things they used to have at the fun park for the little ones. The donuts are still delicious but we couldn’t afford to eat actual meals here so I can’t speak on the rest of the food. Admission at $37 a person was a killer but our youngest got in free so that was a plus. They still had Live music which was fantastic. I wish they had more animals for us to pet and view. We got there around 11 so Lines weren’t long which made it a more enjoyable experience in that aspect. Mixed feelings on our visit but our kids were happy and we got to have a family day so overall satisfied.

Expect very long lines on the weekend, but anything for pumpkins! The musical acts were very enjoyable and the pig race was fun 🏁

We had the most incredible day at the “boos and brews” event! There were activities for the whole family. We arrived early so we accomplished all the fun amenities with limited wait times. Food, beer, cider, donuts everything was delicious! Not only is there live music, there’s now a huge barn with a show every so often throughout the day and it was incredible. The haunted house was scary, the rides were so fun for all ages. Yes, it gets expensive like a fair but what isn’t this time of year? Kids under 4 are free. Definitely making this a yearly tradition.

Entrance fee was $37 fof adult and $25 for kids. It is ONLY to get in everything else need additional payment- APPLE picking, rides, fun park, we etc. There are rides though YOU have to pay extra it. There was a band when we visited, a haunted house and petting place. OUTSIDE ood and drINKS ARE NOT ALLOWED .. not even a water bottle like hydroflask. So be prepared for long lines on the food stand.. food available was only pizza,chicken tenders, burgers, fries, sandwich. If you and,/or your kid has any dietary restrictions or allergies , better eat before going there . No VEGaN, GLUtten - FREE, etc options. Pets are allowed inside . They have NO drinking station for dogs around the orchard except in the dog park. So on a hot day it can be problem. There are no water fountains available to get water for free and water bottles cost like $4 It's a open place to visit with other things to do aside from Apple & Pumpkin picking.

It’s a wonderful place filled with families enjoying life. We met people from Bangladesh, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic, all of whom were very nice. There were so many wonderful people there on Monday. The only issue we encountered was that we brought a kayak, and we had to have lunch at a different spot on the beach. This meant we had to walk a long distance from the lake to reach it. You can't be in both places at the same time, so it would be more convenient if the boat launch area were closer to the beach and the restrooms. The scenery is beautiful, with the lake nestled between the mountains, making it feel surreal.

Very nice and relaxing place to go and kayak. Very peaceful and serene location to have a picnic with family and friends.

This state park is ok. Our party was not a fan of this swimming lake to come back. Out of state vehicle $22 When the park reaches its max capacity, no one is allowed to enter. Cons: 1. Restrooms are not clean 2. Floaters are not allowed not even for small children. Children have to wear a vest or lifejacket, other devices are not permitted in the water. 3. You are not allowed to play ball in the water. 4. You are not allowed to open a portable changer since the restrooms were disgusting and we didn't want to change in there. 5. They don't have a phone number, so you can find phone numbers on the maps app or CT state park website but no one will answer that phone. 6. The bathroom is far from the front picnic areas. 7. You have to carry your garbage out where the dumpsters are (dumpsters are notbfar from the picnic area depending where you at) (state park employees pick up the garbage in bags in other state parks) Pros: 1. The water is clear, you can even see little harmless fishes swimming. 2. There are lifeguards on the site. 3. They don't allow loud music which is nice to respect everyone's space and choice of music. 4. The water is not deep, so kids are safe to swim. 5. The swimming area has a nice size, it is not small ( I've seen smaller ones) and it's not big (I've seen bigger ones) , it is OK. Overall: Our party didnt like all these restrictions that made no sense. Three stars because the swimming area is beautiful. Look at a few photos.

Beautiful park with nice beach area however the entire place is covered in jumbo bird poop. Maybe I went the wrong time of year but it was pretty gross.

Good place for walk or picnic. Their is hidden trails too, but it's so beautiful and adventurous. Love the place and trails. Good maintainance but request to the visitor: please take ur trash with u do not throw ur garbage in Nature.

This was a great day for my wife and I. Although the beach area was closed to swimming during to the pandemic, we were able to swim off shore with our kayaks. It's a beautiful lake and the scenery is amazing. Theres friendly people even including the local Turkey Vultures who just seem to like to be part of the crowd hanging out. Theres a push off docking area and grills to cook on with picnic tables and plenty of room to lay out and relax. Make sure before you swim though to check the website to see if the algae conditions are up to safe standards.

The trails are a great workout, but it could get difficult on the white one as there is an almost vertical slope without no rails or steps. I like the purple and red ones best.

The Flea Market is a good time for shoppers. I like that they offer free parking and free admission. I also think that they do a great job by having separate sections for new and antique vendors. I have noticed that many senior, religious, and civic groups bring in bus groups. The food is good and consistent with other outdoor events. The one negative is the lack of adequate numbers of portable bathrooms on the very busy days. FOR THE 2 DAY SHOWS LOOK FOR THE CLOCKMAN UNDER THE BRIGHT ORANGE TENT. IN SPOT 291 MOST OF THE TIME. Mention this review when you stop by. You will not be disappointed. Overall, two thumbs up 👍🏽 👍🏽

Great place to visit. Bouncy houses for the kids. Variety of food trucks for all. I had the fried oreos & kettle corn, both were great. Many vendors with an assortment of items.

🌤️ Sunday strolls and vintage treasures… Today’s adventure led me to the Stormville Flea Market—a charming maze of nostalgia, creativity, and community spirit nestled in the Hudson Valley. From antique cameras and hand-carved furniture to quirky signs and homemade jams, every booth told a story. I wandered with curiosity, chatted with passionate vendors, and even found a few gems that sparked inspiration for future shoots and stories. There’s something magical about places like this—where the past meets the present, and every item has a soul. If you ever find yourself craving a little time travel (and maybe a fresh lemonade or two), this market is a must

There's a pop-up Flea Market and Antique sale here several times a year. It's fun! I went with family. Bring a knapsack, cart or just a bag. But, you'll need to carry your purchase. There are port-o-potties and food. You can make a day of it! Get your steps in too!

Easy lots of vendors with tons of items for everyone. I love all the different cultures. All kinds of food vendors as well. Bring your walking shoes...

For the most part the place is great the venders are wonderful, as well as informative. There are THOUSANDS of shoppers here. They claime to have food trucks. That is true. Today, they had THREE food trucks for everyone!!! I just waited in line for street tacos for OVER thirty minutes. When I went to place my order and they were out of cheese. They could not make ANYTHING for my daughter, low blood sugar!! I drove six hours here and we expected food trucks when we got here!! Two genders I spoke with said that the trucks got into a disagreement with the owners and refused to come back!! Fix your website!!

If you're any kind of collector this the place for you. Tons of food available as well. I hear that it's even larger in the spring, so we're looking forward to another visit. Prices range from pennies to hundreds of dollars. There really was something for everyone.

Beautiful winery with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The wines are expertly crafted—smooth, rich, and full of character. The staff is knowledgeable and passionate, making the tasting experience both enjoyable and educational. A hidden gem worth visiting!

If I could give Robibero Winery more than five stars, I absolutely would! This place is a hidden gem with views that are breathtaking, wine that flows as smoothly as the day we had, and a team that truly cares. We hosted my cousin’s bridal shower here, and it was nothing short of magical. From the moment we arrived, we felt so welcomed and well taken care of. I want to give a very special thank you to Harry, who was beyond understanding and accommodating when we needed to change the date due to the heartbreaking loss of the father of the bride. His compassion and flexibility made such a difference during an emotional time, and we’re so grateful. And then there’s Mark—what an absolute star! Not only did he assist us every step of the way, but he truly went above and beyond. He took the time to give us a private photo shoot in the vineyard, capturing unforgettable moments that my cousin will treasure forever. His energy, kindness, and attention to detail helped make the day so much more than we could’ve imagined. Thank you, Robibero Winery, for turning a special day into a core memory. We’ll be back again and again—not just for the wine, but for the incredible people behind it all. ❤️🍷🌿

Such an amazing winery! Tons of indoor and outdoor seating, plus a tent for rainy days. The wine tasting was a great experience—“The Stray” was definitely the standout wine for me. They also have food trucks on-site with delicious bites to pair with the wines. Best part? It’s pet-friendly, and pups are welcome even in the tasting rooms! Overall, a fantastic experience—I’ll definitely be coming back.

Very chill atmosphere with tons to do while drinking wine-lawn games, board games, live music, bon fire. Bring a picnic or purchase cheese/ salumi/ crackers or wood fired pizza. Affordable tasting with decent pour, shout out to Kevin. Great time grape stomping!

We visited Robibero last week and loved their wines. They had great indoor and outdoor seating areas to relax and enjoy. Fletcher was our server for our wine tasting. He was extremely knowledgeable on everything he served and was professional and friendly!

Fletcher was amazing and knew so much about every wine. The wine and service was impeccable We can’t wait to come back and visit him!

My wife and I are celebrating our 47th wedding anniversary in Woodstock at the Woodstock Way Hotel and decided to do a little bit of wine tasting and discovered Bobiberio Winery. What a find! They have some amazing wine. Fletcher was our server and he did a fantastic job explaining the various wines. We highly recommend a visit to this wonderful winery. Don’t let this one slip by.🍷🍷

So glad we were able to visit the gallery during our trip! To be honest, I was drawn first by the complimentary wine/espresso, but the experience itself exceeded my expectation. We received a warm welcome from Donna's business partner Ken when we arrived on a quiet Sunday morning - he gave us a quick tour of the gallery, showed us the print machine that can reproduce artworks on canvas, and took us to see Donna's art studio. It is not everyday you can be inside an artist's work space to witness all the creativity! As an added bonus, we saw two young deers nippling at the grass outside the studio.. Donna's paintings were very colorful and each piece has an interesting story behind. The gallery was very spacious and you can really take your time to soak in the art work with a glass of wine! Highly recommended for anyone visiting New Paltz.

Impressive, gorgeous gallery in New Paltz! I was in the area visiting friends and decided to check this place out based on their recommendation. Yes, it's a little off the beaten path, but is so worth the scenic drive! The space is vast and beautiful. I wouldn't call myself a modern art expert by any means, but was taken by the use of bold color and texture. Donna's work is joyful and full of life, so it seems fitting that the paintings have room to breathe in this spacious layout. While some galleries can seem stuck up or cold, this one is quite the opposite. Donna (and gallery manager Ken) are more than happy to give you a personal guided tour, and Donna will share the origins and inspiration for her work. Don't be intimidated if you aren't an artist or don't know much about it -- you will still enjoy this gallery!

One doesn't always have to travel far to find a hidden treasure. I have lived in Gardiner for almost 40 years and recently discovered the wonderful DM Weil Gallery on Bruynswick Rd. The space is gorgeous, the artist engaging and her work captivating. In addition to a wide array of pieces (originals and prints) available at a variety of price points she offers unique art experiences for children and adults. The idea of spending a day with the artist - lunch, wine and creative expression included - has me alerting my friends and family to my latest addition to my birthday wishlist! Bottom line whether you have lived here all your life, find yourself in the area or are looking for a day trip make your way to DM Weil Gallery.

I first visited the gallery as a guest and loved the experience since I am an artist myself. Eventually I was given the opportunity to work at the gallery for a day to help the owners out and it was amazing. i was taught how to print, take detailed pictures and edit pieces of art. I learned a lot and got to immerse myself in another artists world. I got to tour the gallery myself and it is colorful and so fun to look at. I also was allowed to see DM’s studio which was really amazing, I loved seeing the hundred tubes of paint and her pieces that were in progress. I would 100% recommend visiting the gallery. It was fun and interesting and i thoroughly enjoyed having the experience of socializing with customers and seeing the art.

So happy I discovered this place. How wonderful it is to feel like you've stumbled upon the Hudson Valley's best kept secret. My husband and I popped in not expecting to spend the rest of our afternoon at the gallery. We enjoyed wine while speaking to the artist herself (such a down to earth, inclusive artist--a rarity these days). It was such a unique experience and I can't wait to return.

We stopped by this gallery because we needed some indoor activity near New Paltz on a rainy day and then wished we had stopped anyway. This gallery of abstract art is really accessible. You don't need to know anything about art to enjoy the very colorful pieces exposed. Plus they sell reproductions making it possible for many people to purchase something and bring some art home! We were nicely welcomed, offered a cup of espresso, explained how the gallery was setup and had the opportunity to chat with the artist! I highly recommend this gallery!

A must-see. The art work is stimulating and the artist and her assistant are friendly and inviting. A great place to bring that budding artist in your family, or spend a rainy day enjoying the art work and going into town for lunch. Coming from a family of artists I can say with confidence that I would buy her artwork in a second. In fact, I think I will!

Came here for the first time today. Arrived at 2 and left at 6 on a Sunday afternoon. There was enough time for us to try all the rides. Very impressed by this waterpark. Despite its smaller size, the park was well designed with no feeling of overcrowdedness. Some line coming in but it was not a long wait. There’s also a line for the rides but they generally move fairly quickly. Not a concern in being able to do them all with the time we had. Food was good, and the rides were a good mix of varieties of different levels. We appreciate the cleanness, multiple parking lots and plenty of tables and chairs to chill. Even though the park closes at 6, the rides continue to operate until probably 7. No one is kicking you out! We had a really good time. Recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

Had an awesome time at SplashDown Beach! The park was super clean, well organized, and had something fun for everyone whether you’re into thrill slides or just want to chill in the lazy river. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the lines moved pretty quickly. Definitely recommend buying tickets in advance to skip the wait and get right in. Perfect spot for a summer day with friends or family!

This place is an oasis. The park is beautiful and very well-maintained. I don't think I saw one piece of garbage laying around anywhere. It is extremely family friendly oriented and I picked a perfect day to go as it is clear skies with a high of 84 🌞 Adults and kids will love this place.

We had a great experience with my family. The lifeguards were very professional, responsible, and respectful of each other. We felt very welcome. It’s truly one of the best parks!”

Awesome water park from Danbury CT area not much farther then quassy. But way cleaner better slide more fun and wave pool lazy river 😎😁 so much fun and relaxing! Lockers make it easy to store and retrieve items ! Being a waterproof phone case! They sell them there of course and also try there delicious ice cream on fried dough! Amazing

Clean and safe. The twilight pass was a great value. Anthony from the front entrance was so kind and helpful. We will definitely be back next summer.

Activity packed for the entire family. Everywhere was very clean, friendly staff and affordable snacks. 2 adults and a toddler and we loved it there!

😌 This place is truly heavenly divine! The scenic drive through woods and lakes, bridges is breathtaking. The energy is peaceful and serene, making it perfect for praying and meditation. ✨️ You won't regret visiting! Amazing!🙏🏼

We came here since year 2000 with our kids when they were young. We went yesterday since COVID, and I am disappointed. The buildings are about the same, still not very well maintained. The main Buddha building smells like mold inside. We especially disappointed at the lunch, the potato were not cooked completely, too much ketchup sauce so they taste sour, and the cabbage is also not cooked so they are too hard, the second dish we had were the cucumbers but tasted bitter. They need to do better for the food as many people are going to there to enjoy the complete package of the monastery experience.

Absolutely beautiful, peaceful monastery located deep in the backroads. The giant Buddha is amazing and worth the trip, but don’t skip out on walking the grounds.

Lovely spot, free to visit, donations welcome. Really peaceful, not too busy even in summer.

How fortunate. Came here on a weekday and find that this week marks the 60th anniversary of The Buddhist Association of the United States. A lot of people from all over and staying overnight at the monastery to celebrate. If you want, you can be part of the celebration. Even if you're not inclined to participate, you can still walk around the grounds to relax and take in the scenery. It's so peaceful here.

Just about 1 hour drive away from Manhattan this place offers a very different vibe. An easy walk around the compound takes you through an avenue of traditional statues, the main temple with the famous larger than life Buddha, and a small picturesque pond. There are restrooms, a small gift shop and you can also share the devotees vegetarian lunch or witness some of their ceremonies. Please review the website to see additional important visit details, learning opportunities and visitor rules.

Beautiful monastery and statues. If you come Saturday and Sunday there is $7 vegetarian lunch served from 11:30-1pm. Lovely place that bridges nature and spirituality.

Visited as part of a bachelorette trip and we got to glass blow some ornaments. A really fun and unique experience. We met the owners, and they were incredibly kind and passionate about what they do. We’ll definitely visit again when in the area!

Awesome experience! Wife & went and made our own glass bowls. What an incredible & educational experience! Staff was fantastic. Highly recommend visiting.

Such a charming glass studio and gallery right at the beginning of Main Street in Beacon. The building itself feels historic, and the space is filled with beautiful handmade glass pieces and unique sculptures. Downstairs you can watch the artists work or even take a glass-blowing class if you have time. The staff are very friendly and happy to explain the process. The upstairs gallery is free to explore, with more art and gift ideas. Definitely worth a stop when visiting Beacon.

My wife and I both made ornaments and it was a fantastic experience all around. Choosing the look and color of our items followed by an instruction on how the hot shop works and being involved in the process was a lot of fun. We really enjoyed it and the instructor was amazing. We would absolutely recommend it!

All this glass is fantastic. They give lessons on how to work with it and create something unique.

This experience was nothing short of amazing! The instructors were so helpful and fun and genuinely wanted us to make products we loved. At one point something went wrong with mine and it broke and they let me start over no problem! It was truly a lovely experience from start to finish.

Spent the afternoon doing glass blowing with my sisters. We each made a Christmas ornament. It was so much fun and the staff member, Kathleen , explained everything! This was such a great experience!

Salinger’s Orchard in Brewster, NY, Salinger’s Orchard is perfect for those looking for a more intimate, traditional farm experience. The focus on high-quality farm products, particularly their bakery and fresh produce, makes it a top spot for foodies. If you’re seeking a laid-back atmosphere with great food and a touch of apple picking, this is a wonderful place to visit. 1. Apple Picking: While Salinger’s Orchard is more focused on its farm store than large-scale apple picking, they do offer pick-your-own apples in a more relaxed setting compared to other orchards. The selection of apples is often praised for its quality, with a wide variety of apple types available. 2. Farm Store: The on-site farm store is the real standout. It offers a wide range of homemade baked goods, fresh produce, jams, pies, and their famous apple cider donuts. Visitors often rave about the freshness and taste of their baked goods, particularly the pies, which are considered some of the best in the area. 3. Cider and Donuts: Like many orchards, their apple cider donuts are a huge draw. These are often highlighted as a must-try, along with their fresh-pressed apple cider, which is available in the fall. 4. Friendly Atmosphere: Salinger’s Orchard has a reputation for being friendly and welcoming. The staff is often noted for their helpfulness and knowledge about their products, making it a pleasant shopping experience. 5. Scenic and Relaxed: The orchard offers a more peaceful and less commercial experience compared to some larger orchards in the region. It’s perfect for those looking for a quiet outing without the crowds and fanfare of bigger operations. Things to Consider: 1. Limited Activities: Unlike some of the more tourist-oriented orchards, Salinger’s doesn’t offer as many activities like hayrides, corn mazes, or petting zoos. This can be a plus for those looking for a calm, no-frills visit, but families with kids looking for more entertainment might prefer other orchards. 2. Smaller Scale: The apple-picking area is more limited compared to larger orchards, so visitors who prioritize this activity may want to check availability and selection during their visit. 3. Seasonal Crowds: While Salinger’s is less crowded than bigger attractions, it can still get busy during peak apple season and weekends. However, the overall vibe remains more relaxed compared to some of the more commercial orchards nearby.

Nice family atmosphere. Baked goods. We had hot apple cider and donuts. The food was delicious.

Lovely little farmer market with baked goods and sweets. They had fresh apple cider donuts and were in the process of making some chili. It smelled amazing. On Saturdays they smoke ribs! I can't wait to come back.

Second visit to Salingers orchard. Baked goods were day old, fair tasting. I asked about apples, female staff went to back and brought 4 apples said they were Fuji. Giant yellow ones. On my way back I bit into a very mealy soft apple, with dark spots. I was disappointed and felt betrayed by a place that is supposedly an orchard that grows apples. All of them were in the same condition. Waste of time and money was my take away.

The place has history; the place is huge; the place is beautiful, outside miles of orchard and inside bakery; the place is friendly; however, the food is hit and miss. The donuts are small but tasty; the cinnamon raisin cookies are price but delicious (6.99 for 6 small ones); The Concord Grape reserve is just sugar and jelly for $8. and the cherry stick is just mediocre. You could stop by to visit history if you are nearby; the food is not worth of the trip, the scenery, maybe.

Very nice farm with a WIDE selection of baked goods! Everything was fresh and baked on the Saturday around noon when we stopped by. They have lots of bee products that are locally sourced. They also have some artisanal items that are perfect for gifting. We would definitely go again as the weather warms up and there may be more fruits and veggies available.

Family owned with The Best Pies!! Homemade peanut butter, honeys, jams, of course apples right off the trees, apple cider, fresh donuts, coffee, breads, frozen & ready-to-eat prepared foods, dried fruits & nuts, homemade salsas, gift items, bees was candles, woven baskets, gift certificates, & the friendliest staff! Easy access right off exit 8 on 684! Lots of parking & outdoor seating at a working farm! Great for kids & grandparents!

This overnight experience was so amazing! I want to start by thanking Dana and Bryce. You guys were fantastic! The wolves were unbelievable! I love wolves and getting to see them up close was so incredible. I would do this experience a thousand times over for sure. Silas and Nikai were so great too. I loved watching Silas with all his antics and it was just beyond words. Thank you so much for being there and doing everything you do. Please keep it up. I received this experience as a gift for my birthday and it was so amazing. If you get the chance, read the description, then go do it! So absolutely fantastic!

Extremely informative, well organized, kind staff, and engaging experience! It was really nice learning about these beautiful creatures and ways to protect their endangered species. Dana was our guide and she’s very intelligent, kind, and engaging! Highly recommend if you’re ever in the area. It was so awesome to hear them howl!!!

It was an enjoyable experience. Wolves and Foxes are available for viewing. The volunteers were very friendly and informative was a plus. Fortunately the heat wave was over so the wolves were a little more active. I would say late fall would be the best time.

I was not aware that there are wolves in Westchester. It was an interest and educational tour. They are housed in ample space and well cared for.

We've done the wolf sleepover three times now and each time we had a wonderful time. All the instructors and volunteers are extremely knowledgeable and friendly. They will be breaking ground for a new facility April 2026 so I expect the experience to become even richer! Highly recommend!!

Educational and fun! I've never seen wolves so close up before and I'd never heard them howl in real life. The wolves are gorgeous and our guide was amazing as well. You could see how she respects and cares for the wolves. A nice time for the whole family. Definitely will return in warmer weather, but still a pleasant Fall afternoon activity.

Great experience!!! Need some luck to see wolves other than the ambassadors. Our session didn’t see any until the last 20 min, when two Mexican gray wolves came out poop and eat 😊😊 it was hard to decide whether we should quietly wait beside the fence for wolves coming out or stay with the staff to chat and learn more about the wolves….Also, the site does have a parking lot.

Beautiful setting and gardens. I’ve enjoyed plays and movies here among the best backdrop in the Hudson valley. Truly enchanting.

Beautiful mansion on the Hudson River directly across from West point. Very interesting tour. It is being renovated because of a ceiling collapse. Interesting to see the work being redone.

As a Hudson Valley wedding planner, I can confidently say this venue has quickly become one of my favorites! The amazing team goes above and beyond, offering support that truly stands out. Angie, the venue manager, and Linda made a fantastic duo, ensuring that the day was seamless and stress-free. I’m excited to recommend this gem to my future couples and look forward to collaborating with their wonderful team again soon. This historic venue truly is a treasure in the Hudson Valley!

The gardens are stunning and very well maintained. Very classy with a garden party/ country club elegance. Boscobel overlooks beautiful marsh lands with a trail which you can hike.

Beautiful home and garden. Especially in-between seasons. Loved seeing the changing foliage 🍂🍁🍎 $7 for a bag of fresh, on-site apples and a cute gift shop 👌🏻

I only walked around the grounds. The view of the river is extraordinary. I also saw a flock of wild turkeys. You can apples picked from their orchard. I got there too late to do the house tour. I did use the trail on the property to walk over to the Audubon Society's marsh boardwalk which ended up taking 45 minutes to get there and some steep rocky hills at the end.

I remember visiting this wonderful house and gardens before covid and when my wife and I just started dating. I don't remember what date this was but it was memorable . We arrived by train from nyc to a very nice town of cold springs. there is tour guides and the guide we had was very knowledgeable. There was about 10 of us on the tour. As we walked through the mansion the guide took his time explaining the history of the house. We ended outside . The grounds were magical and well kept and some member's of the family is buried there. The town the house and the gardens are all a must see.

I had a fabulous time at Storm King Art Center. Upon entering, one of the funniest realizations I had about the energy of the space was actually while using the entrance bathroom. You're washing your hands in outdoor sinks, overlooking the foliage and trees. It was in that instant I knew I was going to enjoy my visit. You could say that the art of Storm King is within the contents of its very own landscape as sculptures and nature collide. I intentionally chose to visit during autumn when the tress started to change colors in the leaves, having been told that the change in color affects the interpretation and experience of the sculpture. It's true! I can imagine that visiting at different times throughout the year yields unique experiences. I had so much fun walking along the path; you can also rent a bike or take a tram while you're there as well if you decide. It was nice to see the park accessible to everyone, showing consideration for the visitors who were there. I also really enjoyed basking in the colossal sculptures, but was most excited to see one of Noguchi's work near the museum. Overall, I highly recommend visiting this open air museum at least once. It's a unique experience, and as a NYC native, I appreciated being able to see large works in that capacity. I've seen many galleries and museums, but this was just something special.

Absolutely breathtaking place — part outdoor museum, part nature escape. The massive sculptures scattered across open fields, hills, and trees make you feel like you’re walking through a dream landscape. Every turn gives you a new perspective — some pieces look completely different depending on where you stand. I went on a clear autumn day, and the colors of the trees mixed with the giant metal and stone sculptures were just stunning. It’s quiet, peaceful, and incredibly inspiring. You do need to walk a lot (or rent bikes or use the tram), so wear comfy shoes and bring water. The park is huge — easily a half-day or full-day visit if you want to see everything. Tickets are a bit pricey, but totally worth it for the experience. Perfect for art lovers, photographers, or anyone who just wants to be surrounded by beauty and space. Tip: Go early in the day, bring a hat and water, and take your time — it’s not about rushing, it’s about letting the art and landscape unfold around you.

Amazing location! Gorgeous in the fall with the changing leaves and mountains. Lots of walking including hills and gravel paths. It took me almost four hours of nonstop walking to see everything. Definitely take the map offered with you. The scultures were hit or miss. Some winners and some "meh." I like Grounds for Sculpture outside Newark, NJ much better. Definitely worth a stop on a beautiful day and you want to get your steps in. They do offer trams throughout the park but you will miss half the sculptures if you stick to the trams. They offer bike rentals but you have to walk them on the gravel paths which are about half of the network. There are picnic tables in one area of the park and a small cafe.

I spent 6 hours here and I barely got to look through everything. This place is very cool, even without the art, the nature and the picturesque views already makes this a top tier park to bring your kids to. The art adds a striking contrast that just looks really cool. Getting around the park is pretty easy. It's a huge park, but you don't need to walk it. There is a tram that comes around and brings you to all the different locations around the park. The tram is on time pretty much down to the minute. You can also ride around on a rented bike. I personally don't recommend this. It's really expensive and you can use up a lot of time if you want to stop and look at the art. Not to mention some of the paths where bikes aren't allowed and you need to walk your bike several hundred meters. Overall, this is an amazing place. I came here twice and it still blows my mind.

Lovely grounds to spend a few hours. Recommend during foliage! $25 entry per person. Can picnic on the grounds on the grass or at the picnic tables. The Maya Lin installment can be accessed inside each month from 15th to end of the month. Very special place to visit in Hudson Valley! Lots of parking on site available.

I went there for a field trip when I was a child and decided to bring my teen who’s interested in art. She loved it. She didn’t love all the walking. This is great if you want to spend the day hiking up steep hills. But, also good because if you choose not to walk they offer free trams to locations throughout the property. Make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes that you don’t mind getting muddy or dirty if you decide to walk to each installation. We had so much fun! Now for a well deserved nap. 😂

One of the best sculpture parks in the Northeast! The grounds are very large so be prepared to walk if you want to go on your own. I recommend taking the shuttle around the park first to get your bearings and see what you might want to look at closer, they run around the park about every 1/2 hour. The area around the gift shop/gallery is one of the area you should see. Many sculptures and spectacular views! First Friday of the month is usually a free admission day, It's worth the trip!

Absolutely fabulous! Great time seeing Lyle lovett, spent time in the park all afternoon as well, parking was a breeze and just a beautiful spot!

Totally in love with this place! Absolutely stunning landscape. A secluded enchanted place that you cannot miss to visit.

Beautiful! Went to see a swing band and discovered this place! It has 3 different pavilions for different types of music and gardens that have a lot of statutes that all have different types of sounds. Plenty of parking that is free and bathrooms are clean, and a small concession stand for food . The grounds and gardens are very well kept. You can have a picnic in the picnic area.

Very interesting place to see live music. Cool programming. The grounds are beautiful and worth an early visit or staying around to wander a bit. We did both!

Great gardens and music. Do the house tour if you can, it’s very cool!

Visited the first time for the Jazz Festival. Beautiful grounds and very friendly atmosphere! Loved that I could bring a massive picnic spread without any issues.

Fantastic and relaxing place to visit. We watched a talented group of women (meditation teacher followed by a harpist and flutist) at the Sunken Garden for an hour. Then walked the numerous gorgeous gardens, with lots of places to sit dor a picnic lunch afterward. Even got to enjoy an open house self-led tour in the Rosen house.

Bear Mountain State Park is such a beautiful place to visit. The views are stunning, especially from the top, and the trails are well kept with options for both easy walks and more challenging hikes. It’s very peaceful and a great spot to relax, take photos, or have a picnic. There’s plenty of space for families, and the scenery by the lake makes it extra special. A perfect getaway from the city!

My trip to Bear Mountain was a refreshing escape into nature. The park offers the perfect mix of outdoor activities, scenic views, and peaceful spots to just relax. The trails are well-marked and range from easy walks along the river to more challenging hikes with rewarding panoramic views at the summit. The highlight for me was the overlook from Perkins Memorial Tower—you can see the Hudson River winding through the valley, and on a clear day, even catch a glimpse of the Manhattan skyline in the distance. It’s breathtaking. The park also has a lovely lake where you can rent boats, a small zoo featuring local wildlife, and plenty of picnic areas that make it family-friendly. In the fall, the foliage is stunning, and in the winter, there’s even an ice-skating rink. Parking can get crowded on weekends, so it’s best to arrive early. Also, be sure to bring water and snacks if you plan on hiking the longer trails. Overall, Bear Mountain is a great spot for nature lovers, hikers, and anyone looking for a quick getaway from city life. I’d definitely recommend it for a day trip or even a weekend outing.

I love the park. The hiking is fantastic. The paths are great. The views are spectacular. I give it a 4 because the zoo is not necessary, and it’s a bit dated. I’d like to see a nice country store there with food and beverage options. The current concessions are a bit dated and unsatisfactory. I recommend bringing your own food and beverages.

Had an amazing time at Bear Mountain State Park! The hike was a perfect mix of challenge and reward, with stunning views of the Hudson River once we reached the top. The park is well-maintained, and the atmosphere is peaceful and refreshing—great for a quick escape from city life. We enjoyed the scenic drive, the cool breeze by the lake, and even spotted a few deer along the trail. Whether you’re into hiking, relaxing by the water, or just soaking in nature, this place has something for everyone. Don’t miss out the swimming pool for 5$. Highly recommend visiting, especially during fall or early summer!

Parking Fee: $10.00 Well maintained trails, okay for active/well-trained dogs, and good for outdoor picnics/bbq/hot pot. We used the AllTrails app to track our progress and it took about 3.5 hours to complete the hike. The views from the highest points were beautiful. Visiting during fall has its perks as the weather is cool, the autumn foliage is in full swing, and there aren’t as many insects to watch for. *** Please beware of ticks! There were three that latched onto the corgi.

Beautiful nature. Get there early for better access and enjoy picnic with your family and friends,park have rules like every other park in NY, long hikes and unforgettable views. This is an amazing place. Parking lot for only 10.00.

Would come back again. Went for the first time and really enjoyed it! There’s a lot of steps going up the mountain but nice scenic views!

Great place to hike or just walk, great place to be alone and just enjoy nature at its finest. The trails here are perfect, great place to get your steps in. The views are beautiful, flowers are amazing, great place to find solace. Most of the time that I am here I see people with headphones on, I recommend coming here and just listen to the birds serenade you, listen to the calming sound of the water flowing, listen to the wind kiss the trees.... You will find yourself here.....

Our niece suggested a hike here while she was visiting. We took the lake trail for an easy walk and it does not disappoint. Fairly easy to navigate around and with beautiful photo opportunities it’s the perfect length for someone who just wants to get out and be active for a few minutes while they commune with nature. We’ll definitely be coming back to tackle the longer trails.

The perfect respite from the city with my bestie. Upon arrival there is a 7$ fee but ample parking space. So, get there early and you’ll have easy parking. Trails are easy and have sign to direct you. We chose the lake trail and it didn’t disappoint. Enjoy the views, breathe in the fresh air and relax in nature. Will definitely be back🍁🍂🍃 🥾 ❣️

Great place to visit over the weekend! This is our second time visiting this nice place. Last time we came was during COVID-19, and the musem/animal shelter/shop weren't open, so we just hiked the grounds, which was itself a nice experience already. Now the facilities are open, so it was even nicer. We saw a lot of cute animals the nice folks there adopted (to treat their wounds, etc.). You can even adopt one! The hike was great as last time if not better. You get a good mix of nature and a farm. Showing some photos I took while there. It's not a hard hike and very family friendly. We saw a good number of kids there.

A teacher colleague and I wanted a simple hike adventure with historical relevance. Boy were we delighted!😊 The guide was wonderful and witty. She shared memories and identified well over 50 different plant species with a sense of humor you didn't realize you were walking uphill and so so far into the reserve.

Stunning! Such a special walk around in the woods the lake with bridges and falling leaves and islands. Peaceful and the perfect length and arduous enough for a weekend walk. Recommend to everyone. 5 stars!!!!

Very well maintained clearly marked hike to get lost in the woods. In a good way. The hills are not too steep, the staff nearby are friendly it’s worth a day.

Woodbury Common Premium Outlets is a shopping paradise for anyone who loves top brands at great prices. The variety of stores is incredible—luxury designers, sportswear, home goods, and everything in between. The discounts are genuine, and with a little patience, you can find some amazing deals. The outlet itself is beautifully designed with an open-air village-style layout, making it enjoyable to stroll around. There are plenty of dining options and rest areas, which make long shopping days much more comfortable. Parking is extensive, though it can get busy on weekends and holidays, so it’s best to come early. It’s worth setting aside a full day here because there’s so much to explore. For visitors from New York City, the shuttle buses are very convenient. Overall, an excellent destination for serious shoppers.

If you’re in New York and you’re into shopping, this is the place to be. A return ticket is $45 via a bus and gets you access to most of the clothing and apparel big name brands. Their foodcourt is also spacious and serves great food. I’d recommend taking the 8:30am departure from NY and 3pm back from Woodbury to avoid traffic. Trip each ways is just over an hour.

I was here for the annual Brest Cancer Awareness Day and this is one of the coolest malls I’ve seen. They have many of my favorite stores/brands. I definitely enjoyed shopping around after the Brest Cancer Walk. If you’re into luxury brands, you should definitely check it out!

The outdoor setting made it feel more like a relaxing day trip than a shopping spree, with plenty of places to sit and enjoy the sunshine. The food options were also a nice surprise, with a good mix of quick bites and sit-down spots. Overall, it was a perfect shopping experience, made even better by the gorgeous weather. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a fun day of deals and sunshine!

Smashing place! You need to come here with your won trolley else you might end up buying one. You need patience to look through at the Nike or Lululemon store. The Coach and Michael Kors are all pretty neatly managed. I was in awe of some of the offers on display. The Brooks Brothers store was another lovely place. Clear with their offers as always.

I had an amazing experience shopping at Woodbury outlet stores. The collection is amazing and the discounts are unbelievable. It’s one of a kind experience and one must shop from these outlets. Luxury brands like Gucci, Ferragamo, Valentino, Burberry, have many options to choose from! I am coming again to shop my heart out.

First timer ! It’s a couple of hours drive for us and visited this as many of my friends suggested this place. The parking is a bit tight and I had to pay about $12 to get a premium parking … lots and lots of good shops and showroom here, but it is pricey. The best part about this outlet is the food court even within the food court. The food is pretty expensive.. I have been to Jackson premium outlets and Jersey Garden malls and this Woodbury outlet is the most expensive out of all three .. Adidas Nike showrooms were good, but not much of discounts. Lots of other shops like Kipling , polo Ralph Lauren etc .. the stuff is good but again , it looks like they UP’d the price and then give us discounts ! Overall an average premium outlet mall. 3 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️

This little distillery is a revamped bar in the middle of the pine Island black dirt. You can grab take your drink outside and look at the beautiful rolling fields. The staff is friendly and let me charge my phone since I was on the move. There is a stage for live music a second floor that is a 'barn lounge', and wood stoves. A food truck is outside too if you need a nibble.

Beautiful drive (Oct, Fall Foliage) from NYC up the Palisades Parkway to Orange County. Arrived at Brown Barn (OCD) on one of the warmest Sunday's for this time of the year. Incredible original cocktails and one of the best burgers ever from the "Bus". I highly recommend!

Wonderful place to learn about a local distillery and product. All items made local. Eventually knowledgeable woman did our tasting. A lot of good info about the product. Worth bit only stepping in but leaving with a great local liquor. Barrel single malt is what I took home.

Sampled the "absinthe" and unaged rye today at Warwick Farmer's Market. First of all, that is NOT absinthe! When I inquired about the price of the Unaged Rye, I was told the price was $40 cash for just a 375 ml bottle. The fella at the booth didn't have change, so I offered to pay by card and the price was suddenly only $29.19. Hmm? The product in the bottle I bought is also nothing like what I tasted. Annnnd I' m never charged tax on sales made at The Farmer's Market. So great job all around!

We took a tour at the OCD as a 50th B-Day gift for a buddy and it was a great time! Brittany our tour guide was very outgoing, passionate and full of hands on knowledge of the entire distilling process. We all have a new deep appreciation for all of the hard work that goes into making these fine spirits. We ended the tour with a tasting as Brittany guided us through twelve of their Vodka, Gin, Whiskey and Rye creations. We all left in good Spirits! If you are looking for that unique day out with some friends, we highly recommend going to OCD!

This is the actual distillery (not the barn and food truck). Here you can buy their product, learn how they grow their own cereals and sugar beats to distill into spirits. And get free whiskey samples (leave a tip in the jar). Small place for a quick stop before heading to their Brown Barn for the full experience.

Found Orange County Distillary at the Union Square Farmer's Market. I saw a bottle of their White Sugar Beat Vodka on the table. Tried a sip. Sooo good! I first enjoyed white sugar beet vodka 30 years ago on an extended business stay in Dallas. The Martini Ranch [no longer] served a WSB vodka. It became a favorite and haven't found it in NYC area since. See you folks in a couple of weeks I'm sure!