The Antiques Barn is located in the Water Street Market, a quaint "open air" shopping village of 20 boutiques and restaurants, located at 10 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley. True to its name, the antiques barn is a farm-style building housing two stories of yesteryear treasures ranging from figurines to furnishings and dating from the 1800s to the 1970s.
The Antiques Barn is a place that invites serious antique collectors and the simply curious alike to walk through its aisles and discover items from the past that can add decorative flavor to present-day settings. In particular, the Barn features an especially deep selection of antique glass, pottery, and jewelry as well as a kitchen collection. New items arrive daily through a network of more than 26 dealers, so every visit here yields a new rare find.
When your ready to eat, select one of the excellent restaurants in New Paltz and nearby towns.
Jenkinstown Antiques is located at 13 Old Route 299, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley. The intersection of Old Route 299 and North Ohioville Road, is an area just outside of the Village of New Paltz once known in the 1820's as Helltown. Stop in and enjoy looking through the eclectic assortment of 18th - 20th Century antiques and art.
Antique Appraisals Jenkinstown Antiques is also available for antique appraisals of every type.
The Shops The original shop in the clapboard Hallock house, which was saved from demolition and reconstructed on the property in 1986, is now a wonderful period showcase for a select group of 18th through 20th Century antiques and art. This shop is open by appointment only. Press "Blue Button" for featured works, wanted to buy, new antiques, and directions to Jenkinstown Antiques.
Vintage Studio
845-255-3022
Vintage Studio is located at 11 Church Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. As the name suggests, Vintage Studio offers a large selection of vintage clothes and other vintage items.
The Water Street Market is a quaint "open air" shopping village of 20 boutiques and restaurants, located at 10 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley. Shops in the market include: antiques, arts and crafts, fashions, food and gifts and great coffee. Weather permitting; enjoy outdoor dining and beautiful views.
As a central part of the New Paltz community, the Water Street Market showcases sculpture and art from area residents and students. May through October weekends feature local bands and free concerts at the Water Street Market.
Press "Blue Button" for photos, stores in the village, and more about Water Street Market. Save some time to visit historic Huguenot Street situated near the market.
The Bakery, a cafe for lunch or coffee, is located at 13a North Front Street, New Paltz NY 12561 Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Bakery, with its rustic outdoor cafe and beautiful gardens, is a place to meet people, bump into old friends, or sit quietly and read the papers. Known since 1980 for great bagels, croissants, rolls, rugulah, danish and butter cookies, The Bakery includes a coffee bar and full lunch menu. Press "Blue Button" to learn more about the Bakery.
The word is: "The Bakery is the best place to be. It’s filled with treats and goodies. The people who work there are sweet and there are good things to eat" by a young customer.
The Village TeaRoom, Restaurant & Bake Shop is located at 10 Plattekill Ave, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Village TeaRoom is a unique gathering place, serving Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Tapas & Dinner in the heart of the historic village of New Paltz. We serve a variety of scones, muffins, cookies and cakes, freshly made in our kitchen from pure wholesome ingredients. This land marked, historic building’s three dining rooms and two outdoor spaces offer romantic nooks as well as family friendly spaces. Enjoy outdoor dining with views of the Shawangunks. Press "Blue Button" to view menus, photos, and more about the Village TeaRoom, Restaurant & Bake Shop.
The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail stretches 12.2 miles south from the New Paltz/Rosendale town line to the Gardiner/Shawangunk town line. The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail opened officially in October 1993 as the seventeenth rail trail in New York State. In 2001 it was recognized as the first Countryside Trail in the Hudson River Valley Greenway Trail System, and in 2007 it was designated a National Recreation Trail by the National Park Service and the U.S. Department of the Interior.
The trail extends for 12.2 miles from the southern border of Gardiner to the northern border of New Paltz. Along the way it passes through woods, open fields, and agricultural lands, and links the hamlet of Gardiner with downtown New Paltz. Trail users will discover a wide variety of birds and other wildlife and beautiful views of the Shawangunk Ridge and the Wallkill River. The trail surface is gravel and packed dirt, except for a section of the trail in the heart of New Paltz from Plains Road to Broadhead Avenue, which is wheelchair accessible.
The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail is a multiuse trail, welcoming hikers, joggers, bicycle and horseback riders, dog walkers, and, in the winter, snowshoers and cross-country skiers. Except for vehicles for the disabled, no other motorized vehicles are allowed on the trail. For everyone's safety, please follow the guidelines for multiuse trails and be courteous to other trail users.
Trail Activities Biking Bird Watching Cross-Country Skiing Explore Local History Family Outings Horseback riding Hiking / Jogging Picnic Nature Walks Scenic Vistas Stream Watch
Press "Blue Button" for directions to trail, photos, and more about the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail.
Historic Huguenot Street is located in New Paltz, New York. Set in the picturesque Hudson Valley, New Paltz is at the heart of a region rich in history, art and recreational activities. Whether you live in the area, are planning a day trip or vacationing in the valley, Historic Huguenot Street is a place to relax and experience a unique American story.
The Story of Huguenot Street After decades of sojourn and relocation, a group of twelve Huguenot refugees from what is today northern France and southern Belgium and linked by family, religion, and friendship purchased nearly 40,000 acres along the Wallkill River in the Hudson Valley. They purchased this land from the native Esopus Indians, thus establishing a permanent home where they could pursue their Protestant faith free from religious and political persecution. They named the new town after die Pfalz, the region along the Rhine River where they had found temporary refuge before journeying to the new world.
The families began replacing their temporary homes in the early 1700s with stone houses along what is now known as Huguenot Street, seven of which survive today. The houses were added to over the first century or so of their existence to provide more comfortable living arrangements, and today the domestic environments of the colonial period and the early years of the Republic are preserved to inspire and to educate. While four of the houses are similar to their early appearance, the National Historic Landmark district also includes three original stone houses that were altered in the 1830s, the 1890s, and the 1940s, enabling three hundred years of history to be told on the street, displaying both continuity and change in American history.
Press "Blue Button" for more about Huguenot Street and the Huguenot Historical Society.
Jenkins - Lueken Orchards is located at 69 Yankee Folly Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Our farm offers pick your own apples, pumpkins, raspberries, and blackberries. Our pick your own locations have beautiful views of the Mohonk Tower and the Shawangunk Escarpment to the west. We store our fruit in cold storage rooms and continue to sell through the winter months, usually up to the beginning of May when our spring flowers bloom. Check our website for availability of pick your own produce.
The word is: Great fun for Children. Kids of all ages enjoy being on a farm and kids especially; love to pick their own fruit.
SUNY - New Paltz is located at 1 Hawk Drive, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley. The village of New Paltz was founded in 1677 by French Huguenots. The contemporary buildings of the landscaped campus are a fitting contrast to the historic structures of the community and of the farmlands and vineyards beyond. Nestled between the historic Hudson River to the east and the majestic Shawangunk Mountains to the west, New Paltz provides some of the most breathtakingly beautiful countryside on the east coast. The community is surrounded by the fertile farmlands of the Wallkill River Valley and hill upon hill of apple orchards and vineyards, making the region one of the prime apple-growing and wine making areas in New York State.
Teachers And Scholars Of New Paltz At the heart of New Paltz is its faculty - top quality educators who choose New Paltz for its student-centered environment and its commitment to academic excellence. In classrooms, labs and libraries, New Paltz faculty demonstrate that their top priority is guiding students to test their abilities, expand their horizons, and realize their potential. New Paltz faculty members expect - and are expected - to be active scholars in their fields. Their research and investigations keep them on the leading edge in their fields. Their research and opinions appear in the regional and national press as well as scholarly journals. By incorporating their scholarship and real world experience into the classroom, they ensure a rich, lively and constantly developing learning experience for students.
New Paltz's Business Programs New Paltz's business programs combine strong fundamentals with a solid liberal arts foundation.The school offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in accounting, finance, marketing, international business, management, and information and knowledge management. The school aggressively promotes student success by incorporating teamwork on real-world applications with connections to regional and international businesses.
Facts at a Glance
New Paltz was founded 1828 as the New Paltz Classic Academy, New Paltz is the 99th oldest collegiate institution in the country.
The President of new Paltz is Steven G. Poskanzer, A.B., cum laude, from Princeton University; J.D. from Harvard University Law School.
New Paltz is located in New Paltz, NY; (population 11,300) in Mid-Hudson, midway between Albany and NYC; exit 18 off the New York State Thruway (I-87).
The campus is on 216 acres set in the beautiful Hudson River Valley, settled next to the nation's oldest street with its original houses just blocks from campus; 50 non-residence buildings, 13 residence halls; 376 acre Ashokan Field Campus on the Ashokan Reservoir.
New Paltz is a very competitive, 4-year, co-ed, residential, regional college, state assisted, liberal arts/professional/technical studies.
Academic Programs & Schools New Paltz is a comprehensive, regional college conferring both the baccalaureate and master degrees. In addition, pre-doctoral certification in Educational Supervision and Administration is offered. The college consists of the Schools of Education, Fine and Performing Arts, Business, Science and Engineering, and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. There are 100 undergraduate and 50 graduate programs offered at New Paltz.
College Activities There are over 800 leadership opportunities for students, more than 130 clubs and organizations for student involvement, NCAA Division III athletics, national renowned fine and performing arts programs.
Enrollment Our total enrollment for Fall 2004 was 7,603 with 6,191 undergraduates and 1,412 graduates.
Faculty - Fall 2004 294 full-time, 83% holding a Ph.D. or terminal degree
Accreditation Middle States, New York, National Association of Schools of Music, American Chemical Society, Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, Accreditation Board for Engineering & Technology, American Speech-Language & Hearing Assn, Computer Sciences Accreditation Board, National Association of Schools of Art and Design, National Association of Schools of Theatre, NCATE.
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The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail stretches 12.2 miles south from the New Paltz/Rosendale town line to the Gardiner/Shawangunk town line. The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail opened officially in October 1993 as the seventeenth rail trail in New York State. In 2001 it was recognized as the first Countryside Trail in the Hudson River Valley Greenway Trail System, and in 2007 it was designated a National Recreation Trail by the National Park Service and the U.S. Department of the Interior.
The trail extends for 12.2 miles from the southern border of Gardiner to the northern border of New Paltz. Along the way it passes through woods, open fields, and agricultural lands, and links the hamlet of Gardiner with downtown New Paltz. Trail users will discover a wide variety of birds and other wildlife and beautiful views of the Shawangunk Ridge and the Wallkill River. The trail surface is gravel and packed dirt, except for a section of the trail in the heart of New Paltz from Plains Road to Broadhead Avenue, which is wheelchair accessible.
The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail is a multiuse trail, welcoming hikers, joggers, bicycle and horseback riders, dog walkers, and, in the winter, snowshoers and cross-country skiers. Except for vehicles for the disabled, no other motorized vehicles are allowed on the trail. For everyone's safety, please follow the guidelines for multiuse trails and be courteous to other trail users.
Trail Activities Biking Bird Watching Cross-Country Skiing Explore Local History Family Outings Horseback riding Hiking / Jogging Picnic Nature Walks Scenic Vistas Stream Watch
Press "Blue Button" for directions to trail, photos, and more about the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail.
DMV Address New Paltz Motor Vehicles Town Hall on Route 32 in New Paltz New Paltz, NY 12561 Ulster County Phone number for the New Paltz DMV office: 1-845-340-3700
Country Charm Farm is located at 201 Dubois Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley. Enjoy activities on the farm such as: U-Pick Pumpkins, Scarecrows, Scenic Hayride, Corn Maze, and shopping at the Giant Barn Sale. Press "Blue Button" for photos and more about Country Charm Farm.
Dressel Farms is located at 271 Route 208, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Dressel Farms has been farming in New Paltz for over 50 years. Dressel offers fresh produce available at the farm market or you can pick your own fruits. Bring the children; kids love to pick their own apples, strawberries, peaches, and pumpkins. When kids pick (u-pick) their own apples and fruit they also learn a bit about farming.
Kids learn how maintaining a farm this size is a year-round job. Winter months mean covering the strawberries beds, pruning the trees and packing the crop just picked. The spring brings planting, fence building and repair, continued apple packing and strawberries in June. July and August are planting, repairs, summer pruning and by early August-peach picking. And then we start all over again.
Attractions Animals to Feed Apple Picking Corn Maze - free for all ages Hayrides Homemade Apple Cider Donuts & Cider Made on the Farm Picnic Tables Winter Squash
Huguenot Street Farm is located at 205 Huguenot Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
U-Pick Garden Access Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is where members of the community buy a "share" in a local farm for one season. Shares are paid for in advance and the members then get access to a portion of the farmers harvest from June into November.
Great tasting vegetables at a price well below retail are only the most obvious benefits to being a CSA member. Because you are buying directly from the farmer, we can choose vegetable varieties for taste, rather than how they ship, pack, and look on store shelves.
Choosing to eat fresh, seasonal, vegetables contributes to good health and plays an important role in the local, rural economy -helping to keep small farms - small farms. Items include cherry tomatoes, flowers, an herb garden, snap-peas, beans, gourmet and standard basil varieties, hot peppers and more. Press "Blue Button" for share options, pickup times, heirloom varieties, growing practices and more about Huguenot Street Farm.
Jenkins - Lueken Orchards is located at 69 Yankee Folly Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Our farm offers pick your own apples, pumpkins, raspberries, and blackberries. Our pick your own locations have beautiful views of the Mohonk Tower and the Shawangunk Escarpment to the west. We store our fruit in cold storage rooms and continue to sell through the winter months, usually up to the beginning of May when our spring flowers bloom. Check our website for availability of pick your own produce.
The word is: Great fun for Children. Kids of all ages enjoy being on a farm and kids especially; love to pick their own fruit.
Meadow View Farm is located at 105 Phillies Bridge Road, New Paltz / Gardiner NY, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The farmstand is open daily offering same-day picked produce, & free range eggs. Our farm uses organic practices and sustainable agriculture methods. Press "Blue Button" for directions to Meadow View Farm.
New Paltz Farmer's Market is located at 24 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561 Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. By supporting local farmers you are preserving small scale farms, strengthening the local economy, building community relationships, protecting open spaces, and even reducing fuel usage because the produce you buy isn’t being shipped long distances. Come to the farmers market, and see for yourself the delicious and diverse products available from our local growers and producers. Bring the kids, meet friends, and return home with farm fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, meats, cheeses, and so much more. Press "Blue Button" for current harvest, local farms, and more about the New Paltz Farmer's Market.
Talliaferro Farms, a certified organic farm, is located at 187 Plains Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) This is our version of what is commonly called Community Supported Agriculture. The people agree to purchase a share of the anticipated crop. The farmer agrees to supply the people with a fresh assortment of high quality, in our case, certified organic produce. The shareholders commitment implies a willingness to share with the farmer the bounty from the land, and, some of the risks of its production.
We offer a healthy choice of many of the standard produce varieties as well as many interesting and unique produce and products. We grow all of our vegetables and fruits using certified organic methods. The fruits we grow include: strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, apples and lots of melons.
Becoming a shareholder in a CSA program has many benefits for all involved. Your interest and investment will help support small farms and their ideologies . . . The farm stand and flower cutting is open to the public. Press "Blue Button" to learn about CSA membership, certified organic farming, vegetables and fruits that we grow, and more about our certified organic farm.
The Phillies Bridge Farm Project is located at 45 Phillies Bridge Road between New Paltz and Gardiner, New York. The Farm is located on a beautiful and historic 65 acre farm in Gardiner NY. The Phillies Bridge Farm Project (PBFP) is a not-for-profit corporation with the primary purpose of education on multiple issues surrounding healthy food production. PBFP provides direct experiences of food, farming, and the cycles of nature. Since 1995 we have worked to promote Hudson Valley agriculture that is ecologically sound, community oriented, and economically viable.
The Farm to Families Program provides fresh food and a farm experience to low-income families in Ulster County. In partnership with local agencies, Phillies Bridge Farm Project distributes CSA (community supported agriculture) shares to low-income families, and also hosts a farm visit and cooking demonstrations for participants of the program. For some, this is the first time they have visited a farm, picked fresh vegetables, or seen the delight in their children's faces as they taste a fresh vegetable just harvested from the fields. Press "Blue Button" for directions, mission, education, farm to families, and more about the Phillies Bridge Farm Project.
Wallkill View Farm Market is located at 15 Route 299 West, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Wallkill is your Farm Market For All Seasons.
Spring brings a large assortment of fragrant Easter flowers, greenhouse filled with potted flowers, house plants, hanging plants, vegetable seedlings, and herbs raised all winter in our many growing greenhouses . . .
Summertime brings fruits and vegetables picked at the peak of flavor, homegrown supersweet butter and sugar corn, vine-ripened tomatoes and cantaloupes, yellow watermelons, tender hand picked green beans, peppers, . . . Raspberries, blueberries, succulent fruits of all varieties . . .
During fall harvest we have everything you need for a Spooky Halloween and Thanksgiving, healthy, robust pumpkins of all sizes that you can pick right from the patch . . . The children and their parents enjoy a complimentary hayride to and from our pumpkin patch along the Wallkill river.
October weekends bring many activities for your children to enjoy . . . hayrides, face painting, a haunted house and . . . You and your kids can also enjoy our Corn Maze.
Press "Blue Button" for photos, and more about Wallkill Farm.
Mohonk Golf Course, at Mohonk Mountain House Resort, is located at 1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz, NY 12561. Mohonk offers golf in its purest form. This 107–year-old historic landmark golf course was fashioned with classic late-19th-century features and a Scottish architectural influence. Each hole is a delight in itself, featuring four different height cuts of grass that add definition and challenge. Framed by spectacular views of surrounding valleys, our course reflects the ambience of Mohonk.
Envision a course fashioned after St. Andrews, set against a majestic 2,200-acre backdrop. An enchanting Victorian castle towering seven stories above the pristine “lake in the sky”, welcomes you after a day on the course. Escape to our distinctive old-world New York State golf course, and you’ll see why we have received distinctive praise. Day visitors are also welcome. Press "Blue Button" for rates, photos, and more information about Mohonk.
New Paltz Golf Course is located at 215 Huguenot Street, New Paltz, NY 12561 in Ulster County. The New Paltz Golf Course, open to the public, is a nine-hole course. With total yardage at 3460 from the blue tees, it presents a challenge for even the finest player, while shorter yardage from the white and the ladies' tees make the course a pleasurable golfing experience for all who play and enjoy the game.
Set against a backdrop of the Shawangunk Mountains, with its fifth fairway bordering the Wallkill River, the New Paltz Golf Course is as scenic as it is playable. The golf course offers 3 sets of tees and measures 3460 from the back tees. The great layout and multiple tees present a challenge to golfers of every skill level and provide a pleasurable golf experience for all who play. Press "Blue Button" for scorecard, tournaments, schedule tee-time, and more about the New Paltz Golf Course.
The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail stretches 12.2 miles south from the New Paltz/Rosendale town line to the Gardiner/Shawangunk town line. The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail opened officially in October 1993 as the seventeenth rail trail in New York State. In 2001 it was recognized as the first Countryside Trail in the Hudson River Valley Greenway Trail System, and in 2007 it was designated a National Recreation Trail by the National Park Service and the U.S. Department of the Interior.
The trail extends for 12.2 miles from the southern border of Gardiner to the northern border of New Paltz. Along the way it passes through woods, open fields, and agricultural lands, and links the hamlet of Gardiner with downtown New Paltz. Trail users will discover a wide variety of birds and other wildlife and beautiful views of the Shawangunk Ridge and the Wallkill River. The trail surface is gravel and packed dirt, except for a section of the trail in the heart of New Paltz from Plains Road to Broadhead Avenue, which is wheelchair accessible.
The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail is a multiuse trail, welcoming hikers, joggers, bicycle and horseback riders, dog walkers, and, in the winter, snowshoers and cross-country skiers. Except for vehicles for the disabled, no other motorized vehicles are allowed on the trail. For everyone's safety, please follow the guidelines for multiuse trails and be courteous to other trail users.
Trail Activities Biking Bird Watching Cross-Country Skiing Explore Local History Family Outings Horseback riding Hiking / Jogging Picnic Nature Walks Scenic Vistas Stream Watch
Press "Blue Button" for directions to trail, photos, and more about the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail.
Historic Huguenot Street is located in New Paltz, New York. Set in the picturesque Hudson Valley, New Paltz is at the heart of a region rich in history, art and recreational activities. Whether you live in the area, are planning a day trip or vacationing in the valley, Historic Huguenot Street is a place to relax and experience a unique American story.
The Story of Huguenot Street After decades of sojourn and relocation, a group of twelve Huguenot refugees from what is today northern France and southern Belgium and linked by family, religion, and friendship purchased nearly 40,000 acres along the Wallkill River in the Hudson Valley. They purchased this land from the native Esopus Indians, thus establishing a permanent home where they could pursue their Protestant faith free from religious and political persecution. They named the new town after die Pfalz, the region along the Rhine River where they had found temporary refuge before journeying to the new world.
The families began replacing their temporary homes in the early 1700s with stone houses along what is now known as Huguenot Street, seven of which survive today. The houses were added to over the first century or so of their existence to provide more comfortable living arrangements, and today the domestic environments of the colonial period and the early years of the Republic are preserved to inspire and to educate. While four of the houses are similar to their early appearance, the National Historic Landmark district also includes three original stone houses that were altered in the 1830s, the 1890s, and the 1940s, enabling three hundred years of history to be told on the street, displaying both continuity and change in American history.
Press "Blue Button" for more about Huguenot Street and the Huguenot Historical Society.
Historic Huguenot Street is located in New Paltz, New York. Set in the picturesque Hudson Valley, New Paltz is at the heart of a region rich in history, art and recreational activities. Whether you live in the area, are planning a day trip or vacationing in the valley, Historic Huguenot Street is a place to relax and experience a unique American story.
The Story of Huguenot Street After decades of sojourn and relocation, a group of twelve Huguenot refugees from what is today northern France and southern Belgium and linked by family, religion, and friendship purchased nearly 40,000 acres along the Wallkill River in the Hudson Valley. They purchased this land from the native Esopus Indians, thus establishing a permanent home where they could pursue their Protestant faith free from religious and political persecution. They named the new town after die Pfalz, the region along the Rhine River where they had found temporary refuge before journeying to the new world.
The families began replacing their temporary homes in the early 1700s with stone houses along what is now known as Huguenot Street, seven of which survive today. The houses were added to over the first century or so of their existence to provide more comfortable living arrangements, and today the domestic environments of the colonial period and the early years of the Republic are preserved to inspire and to educate. While four of the houses are similar to their early appearance, the National Historic Landmark district also includes three original stone houses that were altered in the 1830s, the 1890s, and the 1940s, enabling three hundred years of history to be told on the street, displaying both continuity and change in American history.
Press "Blue Button" for more about Huguenot Street and the Huguenot Historical Society.
The Bakery, a cafe for lunch or coffee, is located at 13a North Front Street, New Paltz NY 12561 Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Bakery, with its rustic outdoor cafe and beautiful gardens, is a place to meet people, bump into old friends, or sit quietly and read the papers. Known since 1980 for great bagels, croissants, rolls, rugulah, danish and butter cookies, The Bakery includes a coffee bar and full lunch menu. Press "Blue Button" to learn more about the Bakery.
The word is: "The Bakery is the best place to be. It’s filled with treats and goodies. The people who work there are sweet and there are good things to eat" by a young customer.
Harvest Cafe Restaurant & Wine Bar, serving a seasonal New American menu, is located at Water Street Market, 10 Main Street Suite 327, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
Vegetarian selections are available including a healthy children’s menu. Harvest is one of the Hudson Valley’s premier outdoor dining spots, featuring spectacular views of the Shawangunk Ridge and Wallkill River.
The word is: Seasonal menu made with fresh ingredients from local farmers make this a great place to eat. Be sure to dine on the deck with views of the Shawangunk Ridge.
The Village TeaRoom, Restaurant & Bake Shop is located at 10 Plattekill Ave, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Village TeaRoom is a unique gathering place, serving Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Tapas & Dinner in the heart of the historic village of New Paltz. We serve a variety of scones, muffins, cookies and cakes, freshly made in our kitchen from pure wholesome ingredients. This land marked, historic building’s three dining rooms and two outdoor spaces offer romantic nooks as well as family friendly spaces. Enjoy outdoor dining with views of the Shawangunks. Press "Blue Button" to view menus, photos, and more about the Village TeaRoom, Restaurant & Bake Shop.
Country Charm Farm is located at 201 Dubois Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley. Enjoy activities on the farm such as: U-Pick Pumpkins, Scarecrows, Scenic Hayride, Corn Maze, and shopping at the Giant Barn Sale. Press "Blue Button" for photos and more about Country Charm Farm.
Dressel Farms is located at 271 Route 208, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Dressel Farms has been farming in New Paltz for over 50 years. Dressel offers fresh produce available at the farm market or you can pick your own fruits. Bring the children; kids love to pick their own apples, strawberries, peaches, and pumpkins. When kids pick (u-pick) their own apples and fruit they also learn a bit about farming.
Kids learn how maintaining a farm this size is a year-round job. Winter months mean covering the strawberries beds, pruning the trees and packing the crop just picked. The spring brings planting, fence building and repair, continued apple packing and strawberries in June. July and August are planting, repairs, summer pruning and by early August-peach picking. And then we start all over again.
Attractions Animals to Feed Apple Picking Corn Maze - free for all ages Hayrides Homemade Apple Cider Donuts & Cider Made on the Farm Picnic Tables Winter Squash
Huguenot Street Farm is located at 205 Huguenot Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
U-Pick Garden Access Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is where members of the community buy a "share" in a local farm for one season. Shares are paid for in advance and the members then get access to a portion of the farmers harvest from June into November.
Great tasting vegetables at a price well below retail are only the most obvious benefits to being a CSA member. Because you are buying directly from the farmer, we can choose vegetable varieties for taste, rather than how they ship, pack, and look on store shelves.
Choosing to eat fresh, seasonal, vegetables contributes to good health and plays an important role in the local, rural economy -helping to keep small farms - small farms. Items include cherry tomatoes, flowers, an herb garden, snap-peas, beans, gourmet and standard basil varieties, hot peppers and more. Press "Blue Button" for share options, pickup times, heirloom varieties, growing practices and more about Huguenot Street Farm.
Jenkins - Lueken Orchards is located at 69 Yankee Folly Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Our farm offers pick your own apples, pumpkins, raspberries, and blackberries. Our pick your own locations have beautiful views of the Mohonk Tower and the Shawangunk Escarpment to the west. We store our fruit in cold storage rooms and continue to sell through the winter months, usually up to the beginning of May when our spring flowers bloom. Check our website for availability of pick your own produce.
The word is: Great fun for Children. Kids of all ages enjoy being on a farm and kids especially; love to pick their own fruit.
New Paltz Farmer's Market is located at 24 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561 Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. By supporting local farmers you are preserving small scale farms, strengthening the local economy, building community relationships, protecting open spaces, and even reducing fuel usage because the produce you buy isn’t being shipped long distances. Come to the farmers market, and see for yourself the delicious and diverse products available from our local growers and producers. Bring the kids, meet friends, and return home with farm fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, meats, cheeses, and so much more. Press "Blue Button" for current harvest, local farms, and more about the New Paltz Farmer's Market.
Wallkill View Farm Market is located at 15 Route 299 West, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Wallkill is your Farm Market For All Seasons.
Spring brings a large assortment of fragrant Easter flowers, greenhouse filled with potted flowers, house plants, hanging plants, vegetable seedlings, and herbs raised all winter in our many growing greenhouses . . .
Summertime brings fruits and vegetables picked at the peak of flavor, homegrown supersweet butter and sugar corn, vine-ripened tomatoes and cantaloupes, yellow watermelons, tender hand picked green beans, peppers, . . . Raspberries, blueberries, succulent fruits of all varieties . . .
During fall harvest we have everything you need for a Spooky Halloween and Thanksgiving, healthy, robust pumpkins of all sizes that you can pick right from the patch . . . The children and their parents enjoy a complimentary hayride to and from our pumpkin patch along the Wallkill river.
October weekends bring many activities for your children to enjoy . . . hayrides, face painting, a haunted house and . . . You and your kids can also enjoy our Corn Maze.
Press "Blue Button" for photos, and more about Wallkill Farm.
Econo Lodge is located at 530 Main Street, New Paltz, NY 12561 in Ulster County. Econo Lodge is a New Paltz hotel near the State University of New York at New Paltz (SUNY New Paltz) and 15 minutes from Marist College.
The word is: Check out online reviews before booking.
Hungry Ghost Guest House & Herb Garden is located at 35 Cragswood Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. "Welcome to a unique experience at Hungry Ghost Guest House, a small bed and breakfast with an "active retreat" feeling. Located on 20+ wooded acres at the base of the Mohonk Mountain Preserve, you will be yards away from the rail trail and only minutes from Minnewaska State Park. We take pride in serving an organic vegan breakfast to our guests, incorporating mainly local ingredients."
This charming bed and breakfast is minutes from SUNY at New Paltz, Historic Huguenot Street, and many outdoor activities. Enjoy hiking and biking trails, cross-country skiing, and scenic views of the beautiful Hudson River Valley. For amazing rock climbing adventures, visit the fabulous Gunks.
Inn at Orchard Heights, bed & breakfast, is located at 20 Church Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Our bed and breakfast boasts spacious bedrooms with both private and shared baths. There are comfortable dining areas, a bright sunny parlor, inviting sitting areas, porches and an outdoor garden for relaxing or eating. A hearty breakfast is served each morning with delicious homemade specialties.
We are fifteen minutes from the Shawangunk Mountains. The 16,000-acre Shawangunk Natural Area is home to the Mohonk Preserve, Minnewaska State Park, the National Historic Landmark Mohonk Mountain House grounds and Sam's Point Dwarf Pine Ridge Preserve. Enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and bird-watching. We are also near the world-famous rock climbing area known as the Gunks.
Lefevre House Bed & Breakfast is located at 14 Southside Avenue, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Lefevre House offers luxurious lodging in the Village of New Paltz; sumptuous spa services, an awesome atmosphere for a New Paltz Wedding/Ceremony, and venue for any Hudson Valley event.
Mohonk Mountain House Resort, is located at 1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz, NY 12561. Mohonk offers excellent dining, activities, and attractions for all seasons of the year.
Overnight guests enjoy tennis, golf, lake swimming, boating and fishing, our comprehensive fitness center, indoor heated pool, and The Spa at Mohonk Mountain House, horseback riding, carriage rides, approximately 85 miles of hiking, walking and running trails, platform tennis, a putting green, and game rooms. In the winter, weather permitting, we have 35 miles of groomed cross-country ski trails, and snowshoeing. Our Victorian Pavilion provides ice-skating from November through March. With the exception of horseback riding, carriage rides, weekend golf, and Spa services, recreation is complimentary to overnight guests.
Mohonk for Children The Mohonk Kids’ Club, for children ages 2-12, is available mid-June through Labor Day. A modified program is available most weekends and holidays year-round, complimentary to our overnight guests. A program for teens is also available.
Golf Mohonk offers golf in its purest form. This 107–year-old historic landmark golf course was fashioned with classic late-19th-century features and a Scottish architectural influence . . . Envision a course fashioned after St. Andrews, set against a majestic 2,200-acre backdrop. Press "Blue Button" for rates, photos, and more about Mohonk.
Moondance Ridge Bed & Breakfast is located at 55 Shivertown Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Guest rooms are decorated in the theme of some of the most famous people of Hollywood's Golden Era, making your stay interesting as well as fun. The natural beauty of the mountain-view is enhanced by private walking paths, a pond with waterfall, seven-circuit labyrinth and beautiful gardens adorned with antique farm equipment.
Relax at your private table while we serve you a three course gourmet breakfast accompanied by soothing background music. Your meal is created with home grown herbs, local produce and hormone-free dairy whenever possible. Come home to fresh baked cookies, candy, coffee/tea and a guest refrigerator stocked with beverages.
When looking for a good place to eat, select from one of the many excellent cafes and restaurants in New Paltz and nearby towns in Ulster County.
The word is: Immaculate rooms, delicious breakfast, house and grounds are perfectly kept, and New Paltz is charming.
Mountain Meadows Bed & Breakfast is located at 542 Albany Post Road, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Mountain Meadows is a New Paltz Bed and Breakfast representing the finest in Hudson Valley lodging. Nestled in the foothills of The Catskills, Mountain Meadows offers: Catskill Mountain views, heated pool and hot tub, relaxing by a fireplace, shooting pool, croquet, badminton, or horseshoes on our spacious grounds, close to historic New Paltz, and Kingston, Woodstock, Saugerties,
Awaken to a breakfast of homemade muffins and breads, enticing entrees, and specially blended coffee or tea served in our pretty country guest kitchen or by the pool, while enjoying our gardens under the white cliffs of the Shawangunk Mountains and the Mohonk Tower.
When you are ready to eat, select one of the many excellent restaurants in New Paltz and nearby towns. Press "Blue Button" for more about Mountain Meadows Bed & Breakfast.
Rodeway Inn & Suites is located at 601 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Rodeway Inn & Suites of New Paltz has the convenient proximity to New Paltz, Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park, and Kingston. There are countless activities within a ten mile radius, including hiking, biking, kayaking, golf, tennis, swimming, shopping, theatres, and many pubs.
Super 8 of New Paltz Motel is located at 7 Terwilliger Lane, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. "Super 8 of New Paltz strives to provide our customers a pleasurable nights sleep when you arrive and a revitalizing breakfast before you leave." Press "Blue Button" for more about Super 8.
Beso Restaurant & Bar, serving New American food, is located at 46 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Beso is an intimate neighborhood bistro that provides a Manhattan quality dining experience. Press "Blue Button" for photos, menus, and more about dining at Beso Restaurant.
Harvest Cafe Restaurant & Wine Bar, serving a seasonal New American menu, is located at Water Street Market, 10 Main Street Suite 327, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
Vegetarian selections are available including a healthy children’s menu. Harvest is one of the Hudson Valley’s premier outdoor dining spots, featuring spectacular views of the Shawangunk Ridge and Wallkill River.
The word is: Seasonal menu made with fresh ingredients from local farmers make this a great place to eat. Be sure to dine on the deck with views of the Shawangunk Ridge.
Main Street Bistro, serving breakfast and lunch, is located in the heart of downtown New Paltz, at 59 Main Street, 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Main Street Bistro serves breakfast and lunch in a comfortable, casual atmosphere. We specialize in eclectic American and Vegetarian cuisine, but our varied menu features a wide range of dishes for every taste. The Bistro offers an extensive beer and wine list and their in-house bakery provides wonderful, freshly-baked breads, muffins, brownies, pies, vegan desserts and many other delicious treats.
Rock Da Pasta, serving American food, is located at 62 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Rock Da Pasta offers Vegetarian and Vegan, and when available Organic and local food.
The Gilded Otter, a restaurant serving American food, is located at 3 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Press "Blue Button" for menus, entertainment schedule, and more.
The Bakery, a cafe for lunch or coffee, is located at 13a North Front Street, New Paltz NY 12561 Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Bakery, with its rustic outdoor cafe and beautiful gardens, is a place to meet people, bump into old friends, or sit quietly and read the papers. Known since 1980 for great bagels, croissants, rolls, rugulah, danish and butter cookies, The Bakery includes a coffee bar and full lunch menu. Press "Blue Button" to learn more about the Bakery.
The word is: "The Bakery is the best place to be. It’s filled with treats and goodies. The people who work there are sweet and there are good things to eat" by a young customer.
The Village TeaRoom, Restaurant & Bake Shop is located at 10 Plattekill Ave, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Village TeaRoom is a unique gathering place, serving Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Tapas & Dinner in the heart of the historic village of New Paltz. We serve a variety of scones, muffins, cookies and cakes, freshly made in our kitchen from pure wholesome ingredients. This land marked, historic building’s three dining rooms and two outdoor spaces offer romantic nooks as well as family friendly spaces. Enjoy outdoor dining with views of the Shawangunks. Press "Blue Button" to view menus, photos, and more about the Village TeaRoom, Restaurant & Bake Shop.
The Bakery, a cafe for lunch or coffee, is located at 13a North Front Street, New Paltz NY 12561 Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Bakery, with its rustic outdoor cafe and beautiful gardens, is a place to meet people, bump into old friends, or sit quietly and read the papers. Known since 1980 for great bagels, croissants, rolls, rugulah, danish and butter cookies, The Bakery includes a coffee bar and full lunch menu. Press "Blue Button" to learn more about the Bakery.
The word is: "The Bakery is the best place to be. It’s filled with treats and goodies. The people who work there are sweet and there are good things to eat" by a young customer.
The Mudd Puddle is located in the Water Street Market, a shopping village of 20 boutique stores and restaurants, located at 10 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley.
Mudd Puddle Coffee Roasters and Cafe is your one stop for a homemade lunch, fresh roasted coffee, wide variety of teas, espresso drinks, desserts and more. In addition to good food and tasty drinks, the Mudd Puddle offers a cozy atmosphere to sit back and let the imagination flow. You'll find books, magazines, newspapers, games and artists corner. Press "Blue Button" to check our events calendar for live music, poetry readings, and more about the Mudd Puddle.
The Village TeaRoom, Restaurant & Bake Shop is located at 10 Plattekill Ave, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. The Village TeaRoom is a unique gathering place, serving Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Tapas & Dinner in the heart of the historic village of New Paltz. We serve a variety of scones, muffins, cookies and cakes, freshly made in our kitchen from pure wholesome ingredients. This land marked, historic building’s three dining rooms and two outdoor spaces offer romantic nooks as well as family friendly spaces. Enjoy outdoor dining with views of the Shawangunks. Press "Blue Button" to view menus, photos, and more about the Village TeaRoom, Restaurant & Bake Shop.
Suruchi Indian Restaurant is located at 5 Church Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. Suruchi (Sanskrit for ‘good taste’) offers authentic Indian cuisine, served in a beautiful, calm atmosphere.
All our dishes are made from scratch from carefully chosen fresh ingredients with special attention to cooking methods. Our quality ingredients include the exclusive use of: Filtered water, Sea salt, Extra-virgin organic coconut oil & high quality canola oil, Fresh vegetables, Organic brown basmati rice . . . Press "Blue Button" for a complete list of healthy cooking methods, menus, and more about Suruchi Indian Restaurant.
Barnaby’s, a Steakhouse, is located in a landmark building in the village of New Paltz, Route 32N & Acadia Street, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
Karma Road, vegetarian deli, bakery, juice & smoothie bar, is located at 11 Main Street, New Paltz, NY 12561, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley . . . Karma Road is a springboard of self-improvement & a haven for provisions that nourish the soul as well as the body.
Reviews Karma Road's passion is serving good, clean food in an environmentally sustainable way.
The word is: Organic, vegetarian and gluten free and "Best Smoothie in the Hudson Valley 2007"
SUNY New Paltz, School of Fine & Performing Arts is located at 1 Hawk Drive, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley. The School of Fine & Performing Arts comprises nationally accredited programs in Art Education, Art History, Art Studio, Music, and Theatre Arts. Approximately 100 full and part time faculty members, actively involved in creative work, performance, and independent scholarship, teach and train 800 student majors.
The School of Fine and Performing Arts is committed to providing a significant range of opportunities to research, study, create, produce, perform, and present ideas and issues of the arts, so that students can explore how aesthetic experiences offer particular insights and ways of communicating in and about the world.
Our students are challenged to attentively experience and critically engage different aesthetic experiences, to develop and improve communication skills including oral, written, and performative processes, and to relate and connect art to other fields, disciplines, and experiences.
Undergraduate studies prepare students for graduate work and employment in many dynamic cultural professions. Graduate studies prepare students for college and university teaching and other professional careers in the arts.
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SUNY - New Paltz is located at 1 Hawk Drive, New Paltz NY 12561, Ulster County in the mid-Hudson Valley. The village of New Paltz was founded in 1677 by French Huguenots. The contemporary buildings of the landscaped campus are a fitting contrast to the historic structures of the community and of the farmlands and vineyards beyond. Nestled between the historic Hudson River to the east and the majestic Shawangunk Mountains to the west, New Paltz provides some of the most breathtakingly beautiful countryside on the east coast. The community is surrounded by the fertile farmlands of the Wallkill River Valley and hill upon hill of apple orchards and vineyards, making the region one of the prime apple-growing and wine making areas in New York State.
Teachers And Scholars Of New Paltz At the heart of New Paltz is its faculty - top quality educators who choose New Paltz for its student-centered environment and its commitment to academic excellence. In classrooms, labs and libraries, New Paltz faculty demonstrate that their top priority is guiding students to test their abilities, expand their horizons, and realize their potential. New Paltz faculty members expect - and are expected - to be active scholars in their fields. Their research and investigations keep them on the leading edge in their fields. Their research and opinions appear in the regional and national press as well as scholarly journals. By incorporating their scholarship and real world experience into the classroom, they ensure a rich, lively and constantly developing learning experience for students.
New Paltz's Business Programs New Paltz's business programs combine strong fundamentals with a solid liberal arts foundation.The school offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in accounting, finance, marketing, international business, management, and information and knowledge management. The school aggressively promotes student success by incorporating teamwork on real-world applications with connections to regional and international businesses.
Facts at a Glance
New Paltz was founded 1828 as the New Paltz Classic Academy, New Paltz is the 99th oldest collegiate institution in the country.
The President of new Paltz is Steven G. Poskanzer, A.B., cum laude, from Princeton University; J.D. from Harvard University Law School.
New Paltz is located in New Paltz, NY; (population 11,300) in Mid-Hudson, midway between Albany and NYC; exit 18 off the New York State Thruway (I-87).
The campus is on 216 acres set in the beautiful Hudson River Valley, settled next to the nation's oldest street with its original houses just blocks from campus; 50 non-residence buildings, 13 residence halls; 376 acre Ashokan Field Campus on the Ashokan Reservoir.
New Paltz is a very competitive, 4-year, co-ed, residential, regional college, state assisted, liberal arts/professional/technical studies.
Academic Programs & Schools New Paltz is a comprehensive, regional college conferring both the baccalaureate and master degrees. In addition, pre-doctoral certification in Educational Supervision and Administration is offered. The college consists of the Schools of Education, Fine and Performing Arts, Business, Science and Engineering, and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. There are 100 undergraduate and 50 graduate programs offered at New Paltz.
College Activities There are over 800 leadership opportunities for students, more than 130 clubs and organizations for student involvement, NCAA Division III athletics, national renowned fine and performing arts programs.
Enrollment Our total enrollment for Fall 2004 was 7,603 with 6,191 undergraduates and 1,412 graduates.
Faculty - Fall 2004 294 full-time, 83% holding a Ph.D. or terminal degree
Accreditation Middle States, New York, National Association of Schools of Music, American Chemical Society, Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, Accreditation Board for Engineering & Technology, American Speech-Language & Hearing Assn, Computer Sciences Accreditation Board, National Association of Schools of Art and Design, National Association of Schools of Theatre, NCATE.
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Adair Vineyards is located at 52 Allhusen Road, New Paltz, New York 12561, Ulster County in the historic Hudson Valley. The beauty of the land in the valley is legend. One needs only to recall the glorious paintings of the Hudson River School artistes to visualize the grandeur of this magnificent valley. We often compare a visit to Adair Vineyards to a step into one of those 19th century paintings. There are similarities. Asher Durand’s painting in 1840 The Solitary Oak appears on our wine label. And, we have a solitary oak standing at the head of our vineyard. In his painting are cows, horses, mountains, and a stream. Our winery is housed in a barn, over 200 years old, once occupied by cows and horses, and has a stream running by with the Shawangunk Mountains in the background.
The vineyard is located next to the winery. In order to maintain the highest quality, our wines are created firstly with estate-grown grapes and then supplemented with additional varieties grown at a local farm which we have a close working relationship.
In the wine cellar you will see how we make the wine, care for it to perfection and bottle it for our customer. Our wines range from dry to slightly sweet. Come to Adair Vineyards. Combine wine tasting at our winery with several of the other Hudson Valley wineries. Or stop off to see us on the way to some of the many historic and scenic sights. We know you will have a good time. Press "Blue Button" for more information about our wines and winery.
Rivendell Winery is located at 714 Albany Post Road, New Paltz, NY 12561. Rivendell Winery was established in 1987 by the Ransom Family in the Hudson Valley town of New Paltz, on the west side of the Hudson River, on a property originally established as a winery in the 1970's.
Over the years it has become one of New York's most awarded labels, receiving considerable national attention for its wine quality. With a wine growing philosophy that utilizes only the finest grapes grown in the best regions of New York, and an emphasis on high quality wines made in unique and proprietary styles, Rivendell has grown to a dominant position in its immediate market, winning many regional polls for "Best Winery", an alchemist's horde of medals from regional, national and international competitions and a number of marketing "firsts" for the New York industry. Indeed, in 2004 Rivendell was awarded the Governor's Cup, for the "Best New York Wine" at the annual New York Wine Competition.
In 1998, the winery tasting room was redesigned to offer the wines of many other quality New York wineries under the name Vintage New York™. Currently there are over 75 wines available for tasting from more than a dozen New York wineries. From Finger Lakes Chardonnay to Long Island Merlot to handcrafted Grappa and Brandy, Rivendell has become the place to discover the finest in New York wines in the Hudson Valley. Press "Blue Button" for information about Rivendell Winery.
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