Family Things To Do in Livingston, New York

Experience the charm of yesteryear when you stay the night in any of our lovely guest rooms each with private bath. We are ... More on iloveny.com

Farm market located on Rte 82 about 12 miles south of Hudson More on iloveny.com

Taconic Orchards is a family-owned apple orchard and huge roadside barn with everything you could imagine f... More on TripAdvisor

Named for a fortress treasure-house in ancient Persia, Olana was the home to one of of America's most impor... More on Heritage

Beautiful on the exterior with many interesting, exotic details. Great for people who like to take photos o... More on TripAdvisor

The Hudson Opera House is located in the building that began as the city hall in 1855. By the 1870s the citize ... More on PlanetWare

A multi-artist center in NYS oldest surviving theatre (1855). More on iloveny.com

Farm market offering homemade products, gift store, pick your own berries, pumpkins, vegetables in season, ... More on iloveny.com

All these little attention to details made for a wonderful weekend, and we never had to worry if the rest... More on TripAdvisor

Enjoy family fun at Puttin' Plus - Mini golf, batting cages & go-karts - Open daily in the warmer months - Snacks available More on entertainment.com

Mini-Golf, Go-Kart Track. More on iloveny.com

We visited this shop on a Sunday afternoon. We called and were given to-the-door directions. Easy to find. ... More on TripAdvisor

A gem. What a suprise to find a shop like this in the sleepy town of Saugerties. The shop is full of gorgeo... More on TripAdvisor

Pick your own peas, blueberries, blackberries, fall raspberries, pumpkins. See website for schedule. More on iloveny.com

Apple and pumpkin picking at the Greig Farm in Red Hook, NY, is fun, accessible and the produce is excellen... More on TripAdvisor

(June 2003) Has a nice 6.5ft. quarterpipe, just resurfaced, with a 6ft. spine in the middle. Has 3 movable bank ramps, and a kicker. ... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

The park is placed behind a hockey rink on left over pavement that the rink doesn't use. It has two flat bars one of which is 3 inches high. 2 small quarter ramps placed so that they form a (very) ... More on ConcreteDisciples.com