- TripBuzz found 170 things to do with kids in or near Marlboro, New York, including 168 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kingston, Poughkeepsie, Newburgh and Hyde Park.
- From Weed Orchards to Marlboro Free Library, the Marlboro area offers 91 different types of family activities, including: Farms & Ranches, Libraries, Movie Theaters and Theaters.
- A small hamlet in Southern New York, Marlboro offers a quieter pace and beautiful scenery. Tree lined waterways and historic districts invite visitors to take their time and enjoy the attractions the city has to offer. The rural farming community offers an abundance of natural resources and is favored by outdoor enthusiasts for its scenic hiking trails, fishing and more.
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A Day Away Kayak Rentals offers a variety of Hudson River boating excursions. They offer kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats for rent, and offer both tandem and single rates.
20.9 Miles
Providing a holistic, innovative learning experience for visitors since 1977, the Omega Institute, fosters an approach toward living with natural healing and spiritual well-being. Featuring weekend and week-ling retreats and educational sessions treat yourself to Omega today.
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2nd Nature Inc is a skate park popular among skaters in the local area. In addition to public skating, the park also offers birthday party packages and specials for its customers to enjoy.
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As one of only 16 designated urban parks, the Kingston Heritage Area Visitors Center sees a lot of tourism. The heritage center features many exhibits depicting local and state history, as well as re-enactments of major cultural events.
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The ship known as the Rip Van Winkle provides visitors with excursions on the Hudson River. Beverage and snack bars are available onboard while the guide points out the estates of millionaires, lighthouses, and quaint villages along the river.
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Aboard their sailing vessel, Hudson Sailing offers passengers various excursions on the Hudson River and around the Catskills. In addition to charters, they offer painting excursions on board and sailing instruction.
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Part of the Hudson River Maritime Museum complex features the Rondout Lighthouse which was the first lighthouse at the entrance to Rondout Creek. Visitors must take a water vessel to the lighthouse though since there is no way to access the site by land.
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One of the city's richest and well-known citizens provided the name for Cornell Park as he lived adjacent to the area where it is located. The upper section has a veterans monument while the lower has areas for free play and relaxation.
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89 East Strand, Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY 12402
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The New York Trolley Museum is dedicated to granting more exposure to the world of trolleys and subways. For over 60 years this museum has sought to spread the word of the importance the trolley system has played in the local area.
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Main St & Larch Ln, Peekskill, NY 10566
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Peekskill Dog Park at Beecher Park gives dogs a chance to exercise and play off-leash in a fenced perimeter. There are large and small dog runs, shady areas, hydrants and seating for owners.