Hudson Valley Region
Field Trips

Experience music, history, horticulture, architecture, and art at the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts. Take a tour of the historic Rosen House and a lovely stroll through the bucolic gardens.

At Dave & Buster’s, your group will have a blast! Start out with a delicious meal in our group-friendly restaurant and then move on to some fun games for groups.

At Green Chimneys’ Clearpool Campus, youth groups immerse themselves in a world of outdoor education and exploration on 350 acres of woodlands, five miles of hiking trails, and a natural lake. Family programs also available.

Innisfree Garden merges Modernist and Romantic techniques with traditional Chinese and Japanese garden design principles, offering groups insight into a powerful example of mid-20th century landscape design.

With its 200-acre facility along with completely renovated facilities and sleeping accommodations, Iroquois Springs Camp & Retreat Center is an ideal facility for your group’s next day trip or overnight trip.

Head to Monster Mini Golf in Yonkers for a fun round of indoor mini golf with a spooky twist! Monster Mini Golf features a glow-in-the-dark setting, special effects, music, black lights, monster-themed props, and more.

Pennings Orchard produces over 15 varieties of apples to pick throughout the season. School and youth groups can enjoy a variety of fun farm activities, scenic views, fall foliage, the petting farm, hay maze, and more on field trips to the orchard.

Playland has over 50 rides and attractions. Built in 1928, this National Historic Landmark has been captivating guests of all ages from the tri-state area for over 90 years.

The Shadow Box Theatre is an award-winning, interactive musical puppet theatre that uses shadow, 3D puppets, and live performers. Performances take place at venues throughout New York City or at your organization.

Take a trip to the Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site where the Battle of Stony Point took place as the Revolutionary War was coming to an end. Groups will see the museum’s exhibits, which include an audiovisual presentation on the battle and the Hudson River’s oldest lighthouse.

The Rock Club (TRC) features over 15,000 square feet of rock climbing terrain for all ages and abilities. Test your skills as you boulder, traverse, or auto-belay on the wall.

Learn what it was like to be an artist during the 19th century while exploring the America’s first art movement at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site at Cedar Grove.