Location:

Newburgh 2 Washington St 
Newburgh, NY 12550

 Ferry Routes & Schedules:
This terminal offers ferry service to the following locations:
Newburgh - Beacon to/from Metro North

 Bus Services:

None

 Parking:

Facilities are accessible 24 hours a day.           

 Mass Transit Connections:

To connect to the MTA Hudson Rail line take the NY Waterway ferry across the river to Beacon, NY. For more information please call 1-800-METRO-INFO. In New York City: (212) 532-4900. Or click the link below:
www.mta.info

 Food Services:

None

 Handicap Accessibility:

This terminal is Handicap Accessible                 

Amenities:

None

 Directions to Newburgh

Location:
The ferry dock is located at the south end of the Newburgh waterfront at Washington and Front Streets.

From the North:
Take Route 9W south to N. Plank Rd. (just south of I-84). Left on N. Plank Rd. (N. Plank Rd. becomes Leroy Pl; then it becomes Water St.) Take Water St. approximately 3/4 mile to 2nd Street. Left on 2nd St. to the end (Front St.) Right onto Front St. into the Newburgh-Beacon Ferry parking lot.

From the West:
Take I-84 east to Exit 10. Take Rt. 9W south, then see directions above ("from the North").

From the South:
(From New Windsor and Vails Gate) Take CR 94 northeast to River Rd. Bear right onto Blooming Grove Tpke. (Blooming Grove Tpke. becomes River Rd; then it becomes S. Water St.) Take S. Water St. approximately two miles to Washington St. Right on Washington St. Go over railroad crossing. The Newburgh-Beacon Ferry parking lot is to your left.

(From Cornwall area) Take Rt. 9W north to River Rd. (just past the Windsor Motel on your right)and bear right onto Blooming Grove Tpke. At the next intersection, bear right. Blooming Grove Tpke. becomes River Rd. River Rd. then becomes S. Water St. Take S. Water St. approximately two miles to Washington St. Right on Washington St. Go over railroad crossing. The Newburgh-Beacon Ferry parking lot is to your left.

Note: If a freight train is blocking the railroad crossing, follow signs to alternate route, Fourth St., where there is no grade crossing.