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Horseshoe Pits
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Museums/Tours
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Outdoor Volleyball Courts
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Pay Phones
Picnic Tables
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Playgrounds
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Ponds/Rivers/Streams
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Sledding Areas
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Snowmobile Trails
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Snow Tubing Areas
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Tennis Courts
Undeveloped Parkland/
Reservoir Lands
Location
Parkland Acres - 3317.5 TOTAL
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Senior Center
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Observation Tower
Park Benches
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Golf Courses
Open Air Shelters/Pavilions
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County Park Locations
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Algonquin Park
Powder Mill Rd., Route 52, Town of Newburgh
Administrative Office/Reservations
Park Maintenance
(845) 615-3830
(845) 561-1880
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Multi-Purpose Ball Fields
Playground
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Pond Area
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Comfort Station
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Benches
Picnic Tables
Grills
Parking
View of Upper Pond at Algonquin Park
This park has areas for both passive and active
recreation, in a historic setting that features powder
mill buildings from the Civil War era. This park is
listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Lower Pond and Trails at Algonquin Park
Dam at Algonquin Park
Na ture Tra il s
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PARK ENTRANCE - POWDER MILL ROAD:
FROM NY STATE THRUWAY: Exit 17 (Newburgh) to Route 300 North (Newburgh Mall). Right
onto Meadow Hill Road to Route 52 intersection. Directly across Route 52, Meadow Hill becomes
Powder Mill Road. Algonquin Park pond is on the corner of Route 52 and Powder Mill Road.
Continue on Powder Mill Road. The entrance to Algonquin Park is on the right.
FROM ROUTE 84: Exit 8 to Route 52 North to Powder Mill Road. Algonquin Park pond is on the
corner of Route 52 and Powder Mill Road. Turn right onto Powder Mill Road. The entrance to
Algonquin Park is on the right.
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Cronomer Hill Park
Entrances: Gardnertown Road, Powder Mill Road,
and Route 32 (North Plank Road), Town of Newburgh, NY
Administrative Office/Reservations
Park Maintenance
AMENITIES
Lighted Multi-Purpose
Athletic Fields
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Soccer Field
Lighted Tennis Courts
Playgrounds
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30’ Observation Tower
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Picnic Shelter
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Comfort Stations
Benches
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Grills
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Parking
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Softball Field and Tennis Courts
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has several multi-purpose ball fields and tennis
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courts, while the upper portion of the park has
an observation tower that provides a magnificent
panoramic view of the surrounding area.
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View from Observation Tower
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View from Observation Tower
(845) 615-3830
(845) 561-1880
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PARK ENTRANCE OFF STATE ROUTE 32 - NORTH PLANK ROAD:
FROM NY STATE THRUWAY: Exit 17 (Newburgh) to Interstate Route 84 East, Exit 10, last exit before
bridge. Turn left onto Route 9W North. Make next left onto State Route 32 (North Plank Road). Park
Entrance is approximately 2 miles on the left.
FROM INTERSTATE ROUTE 84 - TRAVELING EAST: Exit 10, last exit before Newburgh Beacon Bridge.
Turn left onto Route 9W North. Make next left onto State Route Rt. 32 (North Plank Road). Park Entrance
is approximately 2 miles on the left.
FROM INTERSTATE ROUTE 84 - TRAVELING WEST: Cross Newburgh Beacon Bridge to Exit 10
South, ramp is on the right for State Route 32. Turn left onto St. Rt. 32 North (North Plank Road). Park
Entrance is approximately 2 miles on the left.
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PARK ENTRANCE OFF GARDENERTOWN ROAD AND POWDER MILL ROAD:
FROM NY STATE THRUWAY: Exit 17 (Newburgh) to Route 300 North (Newburgh Mall). Right onto
Meadow Hill Road to Route 52 intersection. Directly across Route 52, Meadow Hill becomes Powder Mill
Road. Algonquin Park pond is on the corner of Route 52 and Powder Mill Road. Continue on Powder Mill
Road. The entrance to Algonquin Park is on the right. The entrance to Cronomer Hill baseball field is on
the left. To enter the softball/soccer and tennis courts, continue on Powder Mill Road to Gardenertown
Road. Make left onto Gardenertown Road. Entrance is on the left with parking on the right.
FROM INTERSTATE ROUTE 84: Exit 8 to Route 52 North to Powder Mill Road. Algonquin Park pond is
on the corner of Route 52 and Powder Mill Road. Turn right onto Powder Mill Road. The entrance to
Algonquin Park is on the right. The entrance to Cronomer Hill baseball field is on the left. Entrance to
softball/soccer and tennis courts, continue on Powder Mill Road to Gardenertown Road. Make left onto
Gardenertown Road. Entrance is on the left with parking on the right.
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D&H Canal Park
58 Hoag Road (Off Route 209), Cuddebackville, NY
Administrative Office/Reservations
D&H Canal Park & Visitors Center
Neversink Valley Museum
(845) 615-3830
(845) 754-7000
(845) 754-8870
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Neversink Valley Area Museum
Parking
Visitor’s Center at D&H Canal Park
A National Historic Landmark which features
scenic trails along the D&H Canal towpath,
picnicking areas and historic canal sites.
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D&H Tow Path
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Take Route 17 to Exit 113. South on Route 209. Park and Museum entrance is located on Hoag Road
to the right of Route 209 before the bridge over the Neversink River.
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Take Route 211 west to Route 209 make left at blinking light. Park and Museum entrance is located on
Hoag Road to the right of Route 209 before the bridge over the Neversink River.
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Heritage Trail
11.5 Mile Linear Trail from Goshen to Monroe
Access Points/Parking
• Chester Depot Museum, Village of Chester
• St. James Place, Village of Goshen
• Park and Ride Lot B, Village of Monroe
Administrative Office
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The first multi-use asphalt trail developed in
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the parks system. This trail offers attractive
scenic vistas and access from the Village of
Goshen to the Village of Monroe for walking,
biking and rollerblading.
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Rollerblading on the Heritage Trail
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Bicycling on the Heritage Trail
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Goshen to Monroe (11.5 miles), Parking and Trail Access
VILLAGE OF CHESTER: CHESTER DEPOT MUSEUM Off Exit 126 on Route 17.
VILLAGE OF GOSHEN: ST. JAMES PLACE Off Exit 124 on Route 17.
VILLAGE OF MONROE: PARK AND RIDE LOT B Off Exit 130 on Route 17.
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Thomas Bull Memorial Park
Route 416, Hamptonburgh, NY
AMENITIES
18 Hole Golf Course
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Driving Range
Banquet Facility
Administrative Office/Reservations
Park Maintenance Building
Stony Ford Golf Course
Stony Ford Pro Shop
Restaurant
Boating and Tennis Building
(Seasonal)
(845) 615-3830
(845) 457-4914
(845) 457-4949
(845) 457-4402
(845) 457-9369
(845) 457-4916
Pro Shop
Tennis Courts
Boat House
The largest developed facility in the County
Ball Fields
Parks System, featuring year-round activities for
Horse Riding Area/Stables
all ages. From toddlers to senior citizens, this
6-Acre Pond
facility will meet both your active and passive
Boating (County boats only)
recreation interests.
Fishing
Winter Sports Area
Picnic Shelters
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Picnic Tables
Benches
Exercise Area
Arboretum
Playgrounds
Volleyball Courts
Horseshoe Pits
Sally’s Dream Playground
Stony Ford Golf Course
Snow Tubing Hill
Dog Park
Hill-Hold Historic Museum
Comfort Stations
Dog Park
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Al Durland Pond
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Aerial View of Stony Ford Golf Course
DIRECTIONS
FROM ULSTER COUNTY: Take New York State Thruway or New York 9W South to I-84, travel
West on I-84 to Exit 5, Maybrook. Turn left onto New York Route 208. Take first right at traffic light,
County Route 99. Go about 4 miles to New York Route 416. Turn left on to Route 416.*
FROM NEWBURGH: Take I-84 west to Exit 5, Maybrook. Turn left onto New York Route 208. Take
first right at traffic light, County Route 99. Go about 4 miles to New York Route 416. Turn left on to
Route 416.*
FROM MIDDLETOWN: Take Route 211 toward Montgomery. Turn right onto Route 416. Route 416
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FROM PORT JERVIS: Take I-84 east to Exit 5, Maybrook. Turn right onto New York Route 208.
Take first right at traffic light, County Route 99. Go about 4 miles to New York Route 416. Turn left
on to Route 416.*
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*Thomas Bull Memorial Park is approximately 1 mile on the RIGHT from the intersection of New York Route
416/County Route 99. First entrance: Grove Street (Arboretum, Dog Park, Day Camp, Group Picnic Area, Boat
House and more.) Second entrance: Graham M. Skea Parks and Recreation Center/Stony Ford Golf Course. Third
entrance: Picnic Grove/Sally’s Dream Playground.
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FROM SOUTH:New York State Thruway North (I-87) Exit 16 - Harriman to Route 17M. Go East on
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New York 17M to Goshen. Take Exit 124B North. Follow New York Route 207 through Goshen
continue towards Montgomery/Campbell Hall/Hamptonburgh to stone railroad underpass. Take left
at the fork onto New York Route 416.**
**Thomas Bull Memorial Park is 1 mile on LEFT. First entrance: Picnic Grove/Sally’s Dream Playground.
Second entrance: Graham M. Skea Parks and Recreation Center/Stony Ford Golf Course. Third entrance: Grove
Street (Arboretum, Dog Park, Day Camp, Group Picnic Area, Boat House and more.)
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Volleyball Court
Group Picnic Area
Picnic Shelter*
Playground
Volleyball Court
Baseball-Softball Field
Restrooms
Exercise Trail
Ice Rink
Administration Office
Fishing Area
Indoor Rental Facilities
Parking
Roads
Ponds
Streams
Dog Park
Maintenance Area
Forest
Golf Course
Fields
Park Boundaries
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Boat House and Pond Area Shelter
Picnic Shelter*
Boat Rentals
Tennis Courts
Shuffleboard
Pay Phones
Arboretum
Gardens
Water Features
Greenhouse
Walking Paths
September 11th Memorial
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Graham M. Skea
Parks and Recreation Center
Pro Shop
Driving Range
Practice Green
Restaurant
Snow Tubing
Cross Country Ski Trails
Parks Administration Offices
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Orange County Arboretum
FEATURED FACILITY
LOCATION
Thomas Bull Memorial Park (off Route 416)
41 Grove Street
Hamptonburgh, NY
Garden Courtyard
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Administrative Office (845) 615-3830
Programs
(845) 615-3828
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The Orange County Arboretum features
raised gardens, paved paths, water features,
greenhouse, classroom and the September
11th Remembrance Walkway and Garden.
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THE RUTH & JIM OTTAWAY EDUCATION
CENTER AT THE ARBORETUM:
The Education Center located within the
Arboretum at 41 Grove Street is available as a
rental for meetings and events. For permit
information and fees call (845) 615-3830.
Building capacity is limited to 48 persons.
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Pictured above: Arboretum Water Feature
Kowawese Unique Area At Plum Point
Off Route 9W, Plum Point Lane, New Windsor, NY
Administrative Office/Reservations
Park Maintenance
(845) 615-3830
(845) 569-0963
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View of the Hudson River from Plum Point
Picnic Tables
Grills
Located on the banks of the Hudson River, this site
Parking
boasts magnificent vistas of the Hudson gorge and
Visitor’s Center
(available for rentals)
a 2,000 foot sandy river front.
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Inlet at Plum Point
Visitor’s Center
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DIRECTIONS
FROM NY STATE THRUWAY: Exit 17 (Newburgh) to Route 84 East. Continue from Route 84 below.
FROM ROUTE 84: Exit 10, last exit before bridge, Route 9W South (Robinson Ave.) You may continue
on 9W South (Robinson Ave.) through the City of Newburgh into the Town of New Windsor
OR….Turn left onto North Plank Road (see law offices of Finkelstein, Levine, etc on corner). North
Plank Road turns into Mariners Drive, running parallel with the Hudson River. Follow signs to Route
9W South. Entrance ramp on left. Continue on Route 9W South into New Windsor. You will pass
Coloni’s Funeral Home and Anthony’s Pier Nine on the right. Newburgh Toyota and bowling alley are
on the opposite side of 9W. The entrance road to the park is between Toyota and the bowling alley.
FROM VAILS GATE, FIVE CORNERS: Route 94 North (towards Newburgh) continue past fire house
to next light (Knox Headquarters on right). Make right on to Forge Hill Road. Stay on Forge Hill Road
to Route 9W light. Make left on to Route 9W North. Cross small bridge, see Sports Complex, then
bowling alley on right. Entrance road is between bowling alley and Newburgh Toyota.
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Warwick County Park
Administrative Office/Reservations (845) 615-3830
HHGC Club House
(845) 988-9501
or 988-9507
HHGC Pro Shop
(845) 987-1955
Restaurant
(845) 987-1088
Stone House Senior Center
(845) 988-9517
Park and Golf Course
(845) 988-9580
Maintenance
or 988-9581
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18 Hole Golf Course
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Pro Shop
Driving Range
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156 Route 17A, Warwick, NY
(East of the Village of Warwick)
Warwick County Park is the second largest
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developed park in the Park System. This park
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offers active and passive recreation
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Playground
opportunities with breath-taking views of the
Horseshoe Pits
Shawangunk Mountains and the landscapes
Bocce Courts
and valleys of the Town of Warwick.
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Hickory Hill Club House
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Hickory Hill Golf Course
Stone House at Warwick County Park
DIRECTIONS
FROM THE SOUTH: NYS Thruway
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North to Exit 15A, turn left at the
traffic light onto 17 North. Follow 17
north through Sloatsburg and Tuxedo.
Turn left onto route 17A at the traffic
light. The overhead sign will read,
“Greenwood Lake, 17A, Sterling
Forest”. Hickory Hill Golf Course is
12.7 miles from this point on Route
17A. Follow 17A through Sterling
Forest and Greenwood Lake. Follow
the signs for Warwick. The entrance
for Warwick County Park and Hickory
Hill Golf Course will be on your left
(same entrance as the Park and Ride.)
Follow signs within the park.
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FROM THE NORTH: Interstate 84
to Route 17 East. Follow 17 East to
Exit 124, Goshen. Turn left at the
traffic light onto Route 17A.
Continue thru Florida into Warwick.
After Florida the road is Route 17A –
Route 94 South. Once in Warwick,
turn left at the third traffic light
towards Greenwood Lake. This is
Route 17A. The entrance to Warwick
County Park and Hickory Hill Golf
Course is located 1.5 miles on the
right. Follow signs within the park.
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Aerial View of Hickory Hill Golf Course.
Winding Hills Park
Off Old Route 17K, Montgomery, NY 12549
Administrative Office/Reservations
Ranger Station
(845) 615-3830
(845) 457-4918
AMENITIES
51 Camp Sites
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40-Acre Diamond Lake
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Fishing
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Playgrounds
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Horseshoe Pits
Volleyball Court
Picnic Shelter
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Benches
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Ice Fishing
Snowmobile Trails
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Camping at Winding Hills Park
Ice Skating
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A picturesque landscape with many amenities for
everyone who enjoys what nature and the outdoors
has to offer.
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Diamond Lake at Winding Hills Park
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DIRECTIONS
FROM NEW JERSEY: Take Delaware Memorial Bridge to New Jersey Turnpike. Exit Turnpike at
Garden State Parkway (North). Take Parkway to New York Thruway (North). Take Thruway to Exit 17
(Newburgh). Take Route 17K West. Park is approximately 2 miles west of Montgomery and Route 211
intersection. Sign on the right.
FROM NEW ENGLAND: Take I-84 West over the Hudson River to Exit 5 (Maybrook). Turn right
onto Route 208, to light at Route 17K. Turn left at light onto Route 17K. Park is approximately 2
miles west of Montgomery and Route 211 intersection. Sign on the right.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA: Take I-84 East to Exit 5 (Maybrook). Turn right onto Route 208, to light at
Route 17K. Turn left at light onto Route 17K. Park is approximately 2 miles west of Montgomery and
Route 211 intersection. Sign on the right.
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Brick House Museum
850 Route 17K, Montgomery, NY
Administrative Office
Museum Phone
Museum Coordinator
Brick House was built in 1768.
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Parking
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Brick House Museum
Victorian Parlor
(845) 615-3830
(845) 457-4921
(845) 615-3833
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DIRECTIONS
FROM NEW JERSEY, MARYLAND, ETC.: Take Delaware Memorial Bridge to New Jersey Turnpike.
Exit Turnpike at Garden State Parkway (North). Take Parkway to New York Thruway (North). Take
Thruway to Exit 17 (Newburgh). Take Route 17K West. Sign on the right.
FROM NEW ENGLAND: Take I-84 West over the Hudson River to Exit 5 (Maybrook). Turn right
onto Route 208, to light at Route 17K. Turn right at light onto Route 17K. Park is approximately 2
miles. Sign on the left.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA: Take I-84 East to Exit 5 (Maybrook). Turn right onto Route 208, to light at
Route 17K. Turn right at light onto Route 17K. Park is approximately 2 miles. Sign on the right.
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Hill-Hold Museum
AMENITIES
Thomas Bull Memorial Park, Route 416
Hamptonburgh, NY
Administrative Office
Museum Phone
Museum Coordinator
(845) 615-3830
(845) 291-2404
(845) 615-3833
Museum with
Circa 1760-1830 Furnishings
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One Room School House
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Goosetown Gift Shop
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Benches
Parking
Civil War Weekend at Hill-Hold Museum
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The stone farmhouse was built
in 1769. This Museum reflects the
life of the Bull-Jackson family
spanning over 200 years.
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Hill-Hold Homestead
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DIRECTIONS
FROM ULSTER COUNTY: Take New York State Thruway or New York 9W South to I-84, go west on
I-84 to Exit 5, Maybrook. Turn left onto New York Route 208. Take 1st right at traffic light, County
Route 99 (Neeleytown Road). Go about 4 miles on Neeleytown Road to intersection with New York
Route 416, the museum is 2 miles on the left.
FROM DUTCHESS COUNTY: Take I-84 West to Exit 5, Maybrook. Follow directions above.
FROM PORT JERVIS: Take I-84 to Exit 3, New York Route 17M. Go east on New York 17M to
Goshen, Take Exit 124B North onto New York Route 207 North. Follow New York Route 207 to
railroad underpass. Take left onto New York Route 416. Hill-Hold Museum is a half-mile on the right.
FROM NEW JERSEY, MARYLAND, ETC.: Take Delaware Memorial Bridge to New Jersey Turnpike.
Exit Turnpike at Garden State Parkway (North). Take Parkway to New York Thruway (North). Take
Thruway to Exit 16, Harriman. Take Route 17 West to Exit 124B North (Goshen). Take Route 207
East to railroad underpass. Turn left onto Route 416. Hill-Hold Museum is a half-mile on the right.
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Gonzaga County Park
Swartwout/Space County Park
LOCATION:
LOCATION:
Blooming Grove, Monroe, Woodbury
Deerpark
SCOPE OF PROJECT:
SCOPE OF PROJECT:
To provide active and passive recreation
opportunities for a range of interests and ages.
To preserve and enhance natural, cultural and
potentially historic resources.
To provide waterfront recreation opportunities for
a wide range of interests, ages and abilities.
PROPOSED AMENITIES:
Athletic field, playground, picnic shelter, restrooms
and trails.
OTHER FUTURE PHASES:
• Historic Restoration of buildings.
• Picnic Grove Area
• Additional trails
PROPOSED AMENITIES:
Fishing pier, playground, picnic shelter, restrooms
and river walk trail.
OTHER FUTURE PHASES:
• Multi-Purpose Athletic Field
• Boat Launch
• Additional trails
Glenmere County Park
LOCATION:
Blackburne Farm Equine Facility
SCOPE OF PROJECT:
Hamptonburgh
To provide waterfront recreation opportunities
for a wide range of interests, ages and abilities.
SCOPE OF PROJECT:
PROPOSED AMENITIES:
To provide a facility for equine and other activities.
Handicap accessible fishing area, boat launch,
playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, gazebo
and trails.
LOCATION:
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Chester
PROPOSED AMENITIES:
Horse Rings, Horse Stalls, Indoor Riding Area,
Bridal Trails, Public Access to Walkill River
and more.
OTHER FUTURE PHASES:
• Trails
• Additional Picnic Sites
• Additional Boat Launch
Please Note: Park Development may include; studies, design, planning and/or construction.
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The Orange County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation
is responsible for the following operations; park planning, park
development and maintenance, golf course maintenance and operations,
conservation initiatives, museum operations, recreation programs and
special events. The Parks Department manages and maintains over 3300
acres of parkland throughout the county with annual visitation figures
estimated at over 800,000.
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The facilities in the County Park System include; two golf courses,
senior center, arboretum, group and family picnic sites, camping sites,
multi-purpose trails, 11.5 miles of linear trails, multi-purpose sports
fields, playgrounds, equestrian area, observation tower, tennis courts,
ponds, waterfront areas, open space, skating rink, snow tubing park,
cross county ski trails and more.
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The Parks, Recreation and Conservation Department of Orange County
is dedicated to serving the community with quality active and passive
recreation opportunities for all ages to enjoy.
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Department Contacts
Phone
Fax
Administration
845 615-3830
845 457-4906
Facilities - inquiries and reservations
845 615-3830
845 457-4906
Recreation and Special Events
845 457-4910
845 457-4900
845 457-4936
Museums – inquiries and reservations
845 615-3833
845 457-4906
Arboretum – inquiries
845 615-3828
845 457-4906
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Park Maintenance
845 457-4914
845 457-4933
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GrahamM.SkeaParksandRecreationCenter 845 457-4949
845 457-4936
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Stony Ford Golf Course Maintenance
845 457-4915
845 457-4933
Stony Ford Golf Desk
845 457-4949
845 457-4936
Stony Ford Pro Shop
845 457-4402
Restaurant at Stony Ford Golf Course
845 457-9369
Hickory Hill Golf Course – Maintenance
845 988-9580
845 988-9583
Hickory Hill Golf Course – Club House
845 988-9501
845 988-9510
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Hickory Hill Golf Course – Pro Shop
845 987-1955
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Restaurant at Hickory Hill Golf Course
845 987-1088
Other Facilities
Phone
David A. Pardy Tennis Center
845 457-4916
Hill-Hold Museum
845 291-2404
Brick House Museum
845 457-4921
Winding Hills Park
845 457-4918
Cronomer Hill & Algonquin Parks
845 561-1880
Kowawese Unique Area at Plum Point
845 569-0963
D&H Canal Park
845 754-7000
Stone House Senior Center
845 988-9517
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Mailing Address
Orange County Parks
211 Route 416
Montgomery, NY 12549-2420
Website
www.OrangeCountyNYParks.com
Edward A. Diana, County Executive
Richard L. Rose, Jr., Commissioner
ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PARKS,
RECREATION AND CONSERVATION
211 Route 416
Montgomery, NY 12549-2420
(845) 615-3830
OrangeCountyNYParks.com
Created January 1, 2010