Pet Friendly Things To Do in Garrison, New York

Built by States Dyckman in 1808, this historic home is a fine example of the Federal style of American arch... More on Heritage

While home for a visit, my adult daughters and their spouses and I went to see Boscobel on the day after Ch... More on TripAdvisor

This club doesn't permit outside play on weekends. The course is mostly flat, but there are a couple of hil... More on Golf.com

The staff were incredibly nice and accommodating. More on TripAdvisor

80 acres of nature hiking, picnicking, views of Hudson. Former home and estate of Russell Wright, unique ec... More on iloveny.com

The guide was very knowledgable and we enjoyed hearing how Mr. Wright designed the trails, the grounds and ... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. In Commemoration of, the 200th anniversary of, the Founding of, the United States Military Aca... More on HMDB

The staff was friendly and attentive. More on TripAdvisor

As a department of the United States Military Academy, the Museum supports cadet academic, military and cul... More on MuseumStuff.com

West Point offers one hour tours of the academy grounds that are terrific. More on GeckoGo

Elegant country estate of John Ellison occupied by Generals Knox, Greene and Gates successively during the Revolutionary War. Jane Colden Native Plant Sanctuary, ruins of the 1741 Mill, Silver Stre... More on Orangetourism.org

Major General Henry Knox, Commander of the America artillery, established his military headquarters at John Ellison's 1754 Georgian-style house during the Revolutionary War. From October 1782 until... More on Heritage

Surrounded by Bear Mountain State Park the lake is clean and swimming... More on Trekaroo

Site of the Revolutionary War battle of 1777 that turned the course of the war. New visitor's center with archeological items, displays and theater. Hiking trails, interpretive ... More on iloveny.com

Scene of a fierce Revolutionary War battle for control of the Hudson River. Visitor center with movie, exhibits and dioramas. Interpretive programs by costumed staff and hiking trails past histori... More on Orangetourism.org

In October 1782, General George Washington moved his army to New Windsor to establish living quarters for his soldiers. Six hundred log huts became the cantonment with high-ranking officers residin... More on Wildernet.com

This was the site of the last winter encampment of George Washington's Continental Army. Demonstrations by cos ... More on PlanetWare