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If you are looking for a Tourist Attraction in the Kingston, NY area, then visit The Den of Marbletown today! We are a Teddy Bear Museum and Coffee Shop!
Kingston, NY
340 Abeel Marina is a premier marina offering unique local experiences in Kingston, NY. Designed to provide ASTRO short-term rental guests with memorable moments, this establishment stands out as a highly recommended highlight for visitors exploring the area. Guests staying in member short-term rentals can enjoy curated offerings and explore the best of Kingston's local culture and scenery.
Kingston, NY
The Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History is a museum and cultural center in Kingston, New York. It preserves the legacy of Reher's Bakery, which was run by two generations of the Jewish immigrant Reher family for nearly a century. The bakery served bread and canned goods to the local Rondout neighborhood. Today, the center amplifies immigrant stories of the Hudson Valley, past and present.
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Relax and enjoy the water at Hideaway Marina in Kingston, NY. Offering boat rentals, slips, and scenic views.
Kingston, NY
Kingston Powerboat Association is a family-friendly boat club located off the Hudson River, near the Historic Kingston Waterfront. It offers slips for boats up to 14 feet wide and 38 feet long. Facilities include a clubhouse, a fully-stocked bar, a self-serve commercial kitchen, outdoor grills, and a fire pit. Visitors can also find water and electric hook-ups, Wi-fi, showers, restrooms, and a pump-out station.
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Forsyth Nature Center is a handicapped accessible outdoor learning center in Kingston, New York, featuring more than two-dozen animal exhibits and beautiful gardens. Visitors can interact with animals such as steers and alpacas, observe peacocks and frogs, and explore the diverse plant life. The center, which opened as Forsyth Park Zoo in 1936, also offers an audio tour to provide facts and stories about its exhibits.
Kingston, NY
Twaalfskill Club is Kingston's only private membership golf, swimming, and social club. Its golf course features rolling hills, mountain views, and undulating greens that demand strategy and accuracy. Members can also enjoy a large main pool and baby pool, along with dining and social events at the clubhouse.
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The Hudson River Maritime Museum in Kingston, NY, is an educational hub on the Rondout Creek. It features an extensive collection of maritime artifacts, historic vessels, and exhibits, with over one million artifacts available for visitors to explore. The campus also offers tours on its solar-powered boat Solaris, houses The Woodworking School and The Sailing School, and provides a marina with public docking.
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The Volunteer Firemen's Museum, founded in 1980, opened to the public in 1982. This all-volunteer organization preserves Ulster County firefighter history, artifacts, and documents. It is housed in the original Wiltwyck Fire Station.
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The Kingston Pop Museum is a museum in Kingston, NY, dedicated to pop and art. It offers visitors experiences in pop culture and art, alongside a KPM Shop. The museum also features production studios that function as a hub for creative collaboration.
Kingston, NY
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