Check here for the great
Father's Day Brunch
open to all - a great deal!
Check here for the famous
Boat Club Steak Bake
Noon to 11pm + music all day; live band at 7pm
Check here for a tally
of visitors to the Boat Club
Some overnight docking is available for boats 30 feet or less, on a first come, first serve basis at this private club.
There is very limited space to tie up at the club.
There is an area which has been used by boaters north of the Cold Spring Main Dock, which appears in the picture, but has no place to tie up, and is just around the bend adjacent to the restaurant, Northgate at Dockside. Be very careful, particularly at low tide for rocks under water.
A popular spot for anchoring is 1/2 mile from the Cold Spring Dock and just north of Little Stoney Point State Park. During the summer boats are always found anchored there.
Boats have also been known to anchor between Little Stoney Point State Park and the restaurant mentioned above. Be careful, and watch the water depth especially in deeper draft boats.
WARNING! Just south of the Cold Spring Boat Club, and southwest by several hundred feet is the remnants of a sunken island and dock. Don't speed in this area, and watch the surface water for tell-tale signs at high tides. Proceed at your own risk as this is not in the channel!
Notice: The information on this page is from general knowledge and observations as a courtesy for the viewer, and is in no way a recommendation or advisement as to anchoring, or any indication of safe water.
There are facilities at the Cornwall Boat Club on the west side of the river north of Cold Spring, and opposite Bannerman's Island. Fuel and some overnight are available.
(845) 534-8835.
There is the Garrison Boat Club which is also a private club several miles south on the same side of the river, but has no facilities.
Late afternoon looking North (R) at Storm King Mountain on the left, and looking South with Eisenhower Hall at West Point Military Academy in the background (L).
Hudson House Inn and Restaurant in background with Bull Hill behind.
Conveniently located 50 miles north of New York City, Cold Spring is a little more than 1 hour
by automobile or train Check this page for information about train schedules, train stations, taxi services and a listing of radio stations in the area.
The villages of Cold Spring and Nelsonville are neighbors and are centrally located in the township of Philipstown.
Visit the historic, original, and unique village of
Cold Spring, set in the heart of the Hudson Highlands,
and the great variety of things to see and do in and around
Philipstown.
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