Great campsite! Great staff! Tara and Tim go above and beyond to make your stay an enjoyable one…read more Kayaks, canoes, swimming, hiking, relaxing, it is all here! Showers and real bathrooms. Dining hall with a good choice of food! I believe this location is seasonal but AMC has other year round locations.

Very cool, well restored, first home in the area owned by Thomas Bull who had the original patentread more

Went here as a kid on a school trip. Very interesting, even for a young child…read more Too, I lived only two miles down the road and knew many of the kids who lived in the house at the time, Lisa Brown, Tim Brown, et al. Nice family. WELL worth your time to go (if they still give tours).

I have not been in the area in quite some time so it was really nice to stop at a rest stop that…read morewas just so clean and updated. I did notice that they had changed the name from the previous New York State rest stop and they had did a lot of remodeling to the inside and outside. They had a lot of great things to offer like a Chick-fil-A, Panda Express, Shake Shack, Starbucks and they even had an espresso bar station. It was really high end looking and a lot better than what I expected. The bathrooms were very busy, but they were also very clean. I also like that there was a lot of seating and a lot of tables for people to sit down and maybe work or eat with your friends and family while you are on the road. I also felt like the prices were pretty reasonable compared to what I've noticed, just coming from the airport.

Dried out food , every table is dirty, place was empty apparently after 8pm no staff working the…read morefloor. Panda Express gave up making any food or replacing the dried out food they had sitting out. The Starbucks employee was so zoned out I think they chasing unicorns if you know what i mean. At least chick-fil-a had service on point. The plaza itself is an absolute abortion parking lot a garage mess , inside a mess , bathrooms disgusting!!! Send help. All the money they spend remodeling this is probably the worst one I been to!!!

Harriman Railroad Station has a nice charm depicting a old fashioned manor residential estate…read more There are only two tracks: north to Port Jervis and south to Hoboken which is very easy to determine where to catch one's train. There is a large parking lot for residents in the Harriman vicinity and surrounding counties. This station has signs of MTA Metro-North Railroad and logo but the trains that stop here is actually NJ Transit which operates on time. There are self-service ticket machines that function 24/7. There is also a small indoor heated sheltered waiting area which is useful during inclement extreme cold and rainy weather. Not sure if there are any facilities at this rail station.

Big lot with monthly parking pass or metered parking. It's $1.25 daily for 16 hours, which is…read moreplenty of time for a daily commute. It's $3.25 for 24 hour parking. Don't know what the monthly pass costs. There's a small heated, sheltered wait area that smells and has bugs in it. Train comes on time and the ticket collectors are nice enough. I'm going to be looking into the Monroe bus park and ride as that lot is free.

This is about a 7 mile walk across and back on the Mario Cuomo bridge. It is magnificent. The…read moreparking is easy, the bathrooms are clean, and the security staff friendly. The full walk is about 3 hours and was an amazing place to walk and talk and view the Hudson!

Im in Westchester so started from the Westchester County side of the bridge. This side is very…read morepretty. Has a clean bathroom and water fountain to refill your bottles as well as vending machines w drinks and snacks. I wish they had some healthy snacks or nuts or energy drinks etc but oh well. This place seems to be popular with runners cyclists, skaters and the leisure walks. Youll find some scattered benches at different rest location along the path with very nice view. I noticed the Rockland county side is not as nice is just plain. Has bathrooms, water fountain, vending machine and a few tables but nothing crazy and is smaller than the Westchester side but is close to the highway entrance. This is a good place to just sit and be.

Spring Valley New York is the terminus for the Pascack Valley Line which is operated by New Jersey…read moreTransit and continues through Rockland County NewYork, Northern New Jersey and the other end is the Hoboken Terminal https://www.yelp.com/biz/hoboken-terminal-hoboken. It is marked in purple on most maps and the symbol is a pine tree. The Pascack Line runs 31 miles with 6 miles in New York and the rest in New Jersey. Stations include Hoboken Terminal, Seacaucus Junction, Wood Ridge , Teterboro, two stops in Hackensack (Essex Street and Anderson Street), two stops in River Edge, Oradell, Emerson, Westwood, Hillsdale https://www.yelp.com/biz/hillsdale-station-hillsdale?hrid=3MI6jifJj7iCaif-hiQBmQ, Woodcliff Lake, Park RIdge, Montvale, Pearl River, Nanuet and Spring Valley. The line is single tracked so it's not exactly speedy and the service is far from frequent. Most trains on the line use Comet series passenger cars, although Bombardier MultiLevel coaches are sometimes used on this line. I rode the Pascack inbound from Hillsdale to Hoboken and a few days later, outbound. The ride was smooth enough, the train was certainly roomy (they could cut a few cars for sure) and the conductors collected tickets along the way. I had purchased my ticket with the NJ Transit app and displayed it as requested. My trips took about an hour which is certainly easier than trying to drive into the New York area and find parking! [Review 18329 overall - 331 in New York - 1851 of 2022.]

Often find myself at this rest stop when headed south on Rt.95. The building is always clean, as…read moreare the restrooms - which are 'hand free' for the most part. A diaper station is across from the sinks. Free wi-fi available. Remember to use your VPN if you need wi-fi. Two sandwich shops, burgers and coffee are available in the main building. A separate Starbucks building has been added in the parking lot. Both Starbucks and McDonalds have drive-thru service. Mobile has several gas and diesel pumps available. There are multiple Tesla charge stations along the back side of the parking area. Two universal electric car charge stations are available on the roadside of the parking area. There is a good sized parking lot for cars and another lot for commercial trucks and buses. I imagine RV's would park in that area behind the building. Easy on/off to 95sb. Large, clean restrooms. A good sized dining area inside, plus a few outdoor picnic tables. A convenient stop.

Still a nice clean service area. Minimal choices, with highway prices for McDonalds. Dunkin had…read moreseveral kiosks to use to order. We decided on a couple use coffees to get. Tasted good.

Horace Greeley might not be a household name, but he was a pretty significant figure in the 19th…read morecentury from running the New York Tribute, politics, and his unsuccessful run for president. There isn't a guided tour most of the time, but the employee at the front was available to answer questions and we were lucky to come at at a time an intern was visiting and he gave us additional information. If that doesn't happen to you, there are signs and additional information on QR codes. There are a lot of original pieces mixed with period pieces detailing Greeley's family life and his career ups and downs. In addition to that, there is information on the impact he had in the local town and sites/statues in his honor. When I went, there was also a small gallery with Americana items including a beautiful handmade quilt. There is a very small gift shop and a couple of parking spaces on site. It's a pretty cheap price, helps the historical society, and there is also a walking map available for other significant town sites. It's cute and the staff was friendly and knowledgeable.

Very interesting and beautifully decorated historical home. Winter is especially a good time to…read morevisit, with holiday decorations and toy trains.