★★★★★
Excellent history lesson in the importance of the Hudson River and valley.
Beautiful scale models of many of the common boats used on the river.
The boat ride in the electric Solaris was very enjoyable. Silent, no vibration, and no diesel exhaust fumes. Highly recommended 👌
The lighthouse visit was quite interesting too.
★★★★★
Awesome stop and museum/gift shop. Tickets are good to get in person right as you walk in. The museum has alot of history and neat things to read. The giant ice yacht from
FDR times was neat to see.
Overall worth the stop and price. I usually try to go once a year.
★★★★★
I’ve walked and kayaked past the Hudson River Maritime Museum many times over the past 30 years. This was my first time visiting the Museum. My first impression was that it’s much larger than it looks from the outside. You could spend a few hours here reading and watching everything. They offer guided tours on Friday, Saturday & Sunday at 1:00pm. Adults: $10.00,
Seniors (62+): $7.00, Children (ages 6-18): $6.00
We parked across the street in the large public parking lot. We charged our EV while having dinner. EV charging is a nice perk of this area.
★★★★★
Nice place to know the history of marine in hudson are. They conduct history tours which are very interesting and informative.
★★★★★
Expect 45 minutes to an hour to visit the museum and gift shop. May take less time if you do not wish to read all signage.
It is a wonderful museum in the area surrounded by the beauty of Kingston. Also recommend taking a tour. Our ride to Rondout was perfect and just the right amount of time.