Newburgh / New York City North KOA

New York City Tours

Depart from the Newburgh/New York City North KOA on a modern climate controlled bus for your all day tour of “The Big Apple.” Fully guided tour includes: Ferry to the Statue of Liberty, Wall Street, South Street Seaport, Empire State Building Observatory, Rockefeller Center, Times Square, United Nations, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Fifth Avenue, and much, much more! All admissions are included.

**Available Mid May-Mid October**
Reservations are required. Tours are scheduled, rain or shine, with a minimum of 12 adults; however we reserve the right to cancel any tour and change, alter or modify the itinerary as conditions may warrant. All prices are subject to change without notice.
Adult-18 yrs and older…$99.00
Teen-12 yrs to 17 yrs…$67.00
Youth-6 yrs to 11 yrs…$57.00
Child-1yr to 5 yrs…$27.00

West Point Military Academy

Take an exciting, guided tour of the United States Military Academy at West Point. Tours depart from the Visitor’s Center. Learn about the schools importance and role in shaping the history of our country. See tributes to many of America’s great leaders, all once cadets at West Point. View one of the most breathtaking vistas in the world, the magnificent Hudson Valley, from a most scenic vantage points.
845-446-4724

Hyde Park: Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site

Take a self-guided tour of the lifelong home of Franklin D. Roosevelt, our country’s 32nd President. Visit his grave site and walk through the Rose Garden area. The grounds also include the first Presidential library and museum. View the extensive displays on the lives and accomplishments of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt.
845-229-5997
Click here to view the website for the Franklin D Roosevelt National.

Hudson River Cruises

Enjoy an interesting cruise on the scenic and historic Hudson River. View a variety of estates, lighthouses, vineyards, and natural landscapes from the pier itself. Narrated tours depart from the Rondout Landing in Kingston -- New York’s first capital. Before your cruise, be sure to visit the Hudson River Maritime Museum, also located at the Roundout Landing. Exhibits preserve the history and legacy of the Hudson River.
800-843-7472

Hudson River Adventures The "Pride Of The Hudson" welcomes you aboard!
Call for cruise information 845-220-2120 or access online: www.prideofthehudson.com/

Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome

Take a flight back in history to one of the world’s largest collections of vintage aircraft and automobiles. (1900-1940) Extensive museum is open daily from mid-May to mid-October, but the best time to visit is on the weekends from mid-June to mid-October. Every Saturday and Sunday at 2 PM you will be delighted with the Aerodrome’s own exciting air shows. Watch barnstorming daredevils, a WWI dog fight, or an exhibition of many other historic aircraft. End the day with your own ride in an open air cockpit biplane.
845-752-3200.

Wineries

The Hudson Valley is fortunate to have a variety of famous and well noted wineries. Among them is Brotherhood Winery - America’s Oldest Winery. Wine cellar tours, a gift shop village, and special events are some of their highlights. They are also a member of the Shawangunk Wine Trail. The trail is a directory of many other fine wineries in our area, that should also be visited. They include the following: Adair Vineyard, Applewood Winery, Baldwin Vineyards, Brimstone Hill Vineyards, Rivendell, Warwick Valley Winery, Whitecliff Vineyard and Winery, Brotherhood, Demarest Hill Winery.
845-255-2494
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Whitecliff Wines click here

Brotherhood Winery click here

Historic Hudson Homes - Sunnyside, Lyndhurst, Philipsburg Manor, Kykuit

Sunnyside: Tour the quaint home and gardens of Washington Irving, author of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and “Rip Van Winkle.” Lyndhurst: This Gothic Revival mansion (1838) was once the home of railroad magnate, Jay Gould. Philipsburg Manor: Once the commercial center of the Philipse estate, this 18th century farm allows you the opportunity to see life as it was during that era. Kykuit: This lavish estate is representative of four generations of the Rockefeller's. Extensive collections of antiques, furnishings, and vintage autos are on display. Guided tours are available on a limited basis. Reservations are recommended.
914-631-9491

Kaatskill Kaleidoscope

For a truly unique activity, try the world’s largest kaleidoscope. Rather than simply looking through it, you actually sit inside and enjoy a special visual experience. 845-688-8451 After your show, you could have lunch at the “Spotted Dog Restaurant” and be entertained by the “Fireman’s Follies.” 845-688-7700 For more Kaatskill Kaleidoscope information, click here.

Widmark Honey Farm

Visit a real working honey farm. You can tour the apiary, feed the farm animals, taste the honey, and see the dancing bears. In all, a nice family outing.
845-255-6400.

Orange County Choppers

You don't have to be a biker to like Orange County Choppers. Come see where the Letterman, Jets and Fireman bikes were created. Watch Vinnie test drive one of their bikes. See Mikey take out the trash while Paul and Junior have a fight in the parking lot! Before you leave, buy a custom tee shirt or hat.

Huguenot Street National Historic Landmark

Walk the “Oldest” street in America. Six stone house museums and the original church remain of this French Huguenot settlement (1692-1712) Guided tours, gift shop, and picnic facilities are available.
845-255-1660
For more information, click here.

New Windsor Cantonment

This historic site was the last encampment of General George Washington’s army during the Revolutionary War (1782-1783). Military drills, musket firings, and blacksmithing are just some of the exhibits in this living history museum.
845-561-1765
For more information, click here.

Washington’s Headquarters

General George Washington spent much of the Revolutionary War at this Dutch-style farmhouse. Tours may include a variety of activities such as spinning, weaving or a chance to taste the food of that era.
845-562-1195.

Knox’s Headquarters State historic site

This 1754 home of merchant/miller John Ellison, served as Revolutionary War Headquarters to General. Henry Knox, Horatio Gates, and Nathanael Green. Forty-eight acres of grounds include the Jane Colden Native Plant Sanctuary and the remains of the 1754 Gristmill.
845-561-5498

Museum Village

Step back in time to the 19th century. This complete working village is the largest living history museum in New York State. Craftspeople are on hand to demonstrate what life was like during that period. Exhibits include blacksmithing, candle making, weaving and spinning, and agricultural demonstrations. Special events throughout the season.
845-782-8247

Locust Lawn and Terwilliger House

Col. Josiah Hasbrouck, a lieutenant in the Revolutionary War, once called this 1814 Federal Style mansion his home. Also, at this site is the Terwilliger House. Built in 1738, it is a fine example of French Huguenot, Dutch, and Hudson River Valley architecture.
845-255-1660

Locust Grove - home of Samuel F.B. Morse

Tour the Tuscan style villa of Samuel F.B. Morse, inventor of the telegraph. Working models of his equipment are on display, as well as collections of furniture, china, and art. Several miles of hiking trails cross the grounds, and a picnic grove is available.
845-454-4500

Culinary Institute of America

Some the the world’s finest chefs have trained at this prestigious school. Tours are available with reservations. Several restaurants and cafes are open to the public for you to try their specialties. Reservations are also required for seating. Ties are recommended for the men.
845-471-6608

Hyde Park - Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site

Visit the home of Frederick and Louise Vanderbilt, a classic Beaux-arts mansion representative of the “Gilded Age.” The ground include a formal Italian garden, walking trails, and a spectacular view of the Hudson River.
845-229-5997
For more information on The Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, visit them online by clicking here.

Hyde Park - Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site: “Val-Kill”

Tour the restored home of Eleanor Roosevelt. Her private retreat features a film biography of “The First Lady of the World,” and 180 acres of grounds and hiking trails.
845-229-5997
For more information on Hyde Park - Hyde Park - Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site, visit them online by clicking here.

Hudson Valley Renegades baseball

Get a chance to see future baseball stars. The Renegades compete in class A baseball, and are the NY-Penn League affiliate of the Devil Rays. Dance and laugh with Rookie and Rene, the entertaining Renegade mascots. Call for a current schedule (845-838-0094).

West Point concert series & football games

The USMA Military Band and the Jazz Knights have an outstanding concert series throughout the summer. Indoor and outdoor concerts are available. For show dates, call 845-562-1061 ext. 60.

Come cheer for the West Point Cadets as they take on many rivals throughout their season, including their arch rivals-Navy! Advance tickets are a must. Call the Visitor’s Center for more information.
845-938-3590

Splash Down Park - a family water park

When the summer heat is just too much, take a break from it at Splash Down Park, which is only 35 minutes from the campground. The main attraction is a 700' lazy river. The park has flumes, hoops, water wars, mini golf, and 5 kiddy slides for the little ones. Visit Splash Down Park online by clicking here.

Horseback riding

Enjoy a fun family outing at Coyote Ridge Stables. Trail rides available on over 100 acres of scenic countryside along with experienced staff. Pony rides available for the little riders. 845-255-3077