Top Things to do in LaGrangeville
- 1. Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
- 2. Innisfree Gardens
- 3. SplashDown Beach Water Park
- 4. Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park
- 5. East Fishkill Community Library
- 6. Stormville Airport Antique Show & Flea Market
- 7. The Crown Maple Estate at Madava Farms
- 8. Barton Orchards
- 9. Walkway State Historic Park
- 10. Adams Fairacre Farms
10 Things to Do in LaGrangeville That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in LaGrangeville, United States including Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, Innisfree Gardens, SplashDown Beach Water Park, Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park, East Fishkill Community Library, Stormville Airport Antique Show & Flea Market, The Crown Maple Estate at Madava Farms, Barton Orchards, Walkway State Historic Park, Adams Fairacre Farms.
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1. Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Historic site features the home and estate of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Springwood, and the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, the only Presidential Library used by a sitting president. It was conceived and built under President Roosevelt's direction and opened to the public in 1941.The Library's mission is to foster research and education on the life and times of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, and their continuing impact on contemporary life. Our work is carried out by four major areas: Archives, Museum, Education and Public Programs.
Reviewed By MikeyBoy12804 - Queensbury, New York
FDR looms large in 20th Century history and this is a great place to see how he and his family lived away from Washington DC.
2. Innisfree Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Private garden of 1930s heiress now open to public.
Reviewed By YorkieMummy - York, UK
I really liked this place. It really is very beautiful and peaceful. We went with a range of ages including kids from 7-15 but we all enjoyed it. Not much to do except enjoy the scenery; ramble about; eat picnics and generally relax - but that is it's charm.
3. SplashDown Beach Water Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 278 reviews
SplashDown Beach, America's Biggest Little Water Park, is located in Fishkill, New York, just 60 minutes from New York City. New in 2015, the Arctic Mammoth Family Raft Ride is a 5-person raft ride down six stories of twists, back-to-back curves and vortex loops. Thrill seekers will experience an adrenaline rush on Arctic Plunge Racer, a 5-story mat racer that launches riders into a head-to-head drag race to the bottom, flying over vertical curve humps and gaining even more speed before landing at the finish line. Humunga Half-Pipe is New York's only 4-story zero gravity half-pipe, and everyone is sure to make a splash with the Bullet Bowl, Monster Wave Pool, Croc Creek Lazy River, Coconut Pool, and Rock Beach. Little ones will love Splash Works with over 50 interactive water features, a Water Whirler. Boasting the best food in the water park business, SplashDown Beach offers hungry swimmers selections like Cosimo's Pizza on the Boardwalk, Cosimo's Shipwreck Grill & Café, Iggy's Fresh Mex, The Waffle Hut and Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs. Birthday parties, corporate picnics, family reunions and groups are welcome and private catering is available. Open daily Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.
Reviewed By ayla912 - New York
This is a great outdoor water park. Although it's been around quite a while, the attractions are always in good working order, looking fresh and clean. There are lots of new attractions too, seems each year they add another big one! I always feel safe with my child here, lots of lifeguards who are not distracted and lots of employees always smiling and ready to help. It's big enough to enjoy for the day but small enough that you won't tire yourself out running around. If you're local a season pass is a great deal and would definitely recommend.
4. Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park is a 19th century railroad bridge transformed into the world's longest elevated pedestrian park.
Reviewed By Miguelstvz - Weehawken, New Jersey
My Family and I just did the Walkway Over The Hudson River. It was great. A fantastic and relaxing view of the Hudson River. Somehow this beautiful walk gave me some time to meditate and I felt some type of melancholy about life and goals ( achievements that I personally need to adquire ). Kind of strange. Maybe because the cloudy day. Anyways, if you get a chance to visit this place please do it. You won't regret it
5. East Fishkill Community Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
The East Fishkill Community Library started with 100 books from dedicated volunteers and is now a vibrant cultural hub with over 65,000 books and 3,000 DVDs, multiple programming, two book groups, free wifi and nine desktop computers for patron use.
Reviewed By Hpcorporan - Fishkill, New York
Large selection of books. This library regularly houses community events, such as stretching classes and other classes. Many are tailored to seniors. There is a separate community room for such events. Some are held during the day, others at night. Nice place, large parking lot.
6. Stormville Airport Antique Show & Flea Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By antiquerescue - Pennsylvania
An improvement over our last visit, but it's still a bit deceiving that it's called an antique flea market.
Sure there is a good selection of antique vendors, but there is a whole lot of vendors selling sunglasses, socks and underwear, and China knock offs.
I have noticed lots of buyers being suspicious of actual Antiques.
Takes away from the honest vendors.
All in all we found lots of good things and met some interesting dealers.
On this holiday weekend, they were really caught off guard with the lack of Port-O-Pottys and the ability to service them. The lines were incredible!
So wear your walking shoes and don't drink too much.
It's a large market and you'll enjoy the hunt.
7. The Crown Maple Estate at Madava Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Located on 800 acres of pristine land in the beautiful Hudson Valley, Crown Maple is a state-of-the-art sugarhouse open to the public two weekends in March for Maple Weekends, sponsored by the NYS Maple Producers Association. We will also be open to the public for limited special occasions to be announced on our website and Crown Maple Facebook page. Our Farm offers a variety of maple products, from pancake mix to mixed nuts and even spice rubs.
Reviewed By gcorcella - Long Island City, New York
My husband and I visited Crown Maple over the weekend for brunch and just to relax and loved every minute of it. The brunch was amazing, i had the pumpkin pancakes and he had the huevos rancheros and both were delicious. The property is beautiful and i would absolutely return.
8. Barton Orchards
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By AdvancedCake - Thornwood, New York
It happened to be a gorgeous Saturday afternoon in October, the heady aroma of sweet vinegar from the piles of apples under every tree that had begun to rot. sweeping views of the Taconic hills & Catskills in the distance. Corn maze, haunted house, trampolines, and a bar with 4 flavors of hard cider on tap - something for everybody.
4 stars because it is on the pricey side, $15+tax per person including toddlers. we got lucky with lines, but others complained about long waits at both main entry and the haunted house.
9. Walkway State Historic Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By Stephenbkk20156 - Okayama Prefecture, Japan
Hadn't planned on stopping here but we saw signs and followed them. They didn't exactly lead us in the right direction, but we found the appropriate parking lot in the end. Walked out pas a cutified former railroad station and found ourself suspended above the Hudson River. Great stuff.
It used o be a railwa bridge linking Highland Poorkeepsie. Now disused, with a lot of flair and marinating, it's been turned into a walkin/cycling route with a view. Nice to stroll out, along with other walkers, bicyclists and babies in their strollers. Pausing yo read informative signs about the history and wildlife if the area. Lots of view of the water and the two banks below.
Made it to the halfwa point from the Highland side. Sat and watched a jade blow bubbles into the wind. Walked back.
Highly recommended.
10. Adams Fairacre Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By aroberts2017 - New Orleans, Louisiana
Wonderfully run operation. Staff is always friendly and willing to help. Chocolate shop is excellent, butcher shop is great and willing to accommodate your requests. Produce is excellent as is nursery. If you have never been there, treat yourself to the cider donuts made on the weekends. The bakery at the Wappingers store is excellent. The whole experience is worth the trip.
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