Exhibit & Grounds
Adult $12
Seniors (62+) $11
Children (6-14) $6
Children (under 6) Free
Family of Four $30
   Additional $6 per person

Grounds Only
Adults $9
Seniors (62+) $8
Children (6-14) $5
Children (under 6) Free
Family of Four $25
    Additional $5 per person

Become a fan of Boscobel!

Situated on a bluff on the east bank of the Hudson River, overlooking the United States Military Academy at West Point, Boscobel House & Gardens offers its visitors inspirational and astounding views of the river and the Hudson Highlands.

Completed in 1808 for the States Dyckman family, Boscobel House is widely regarded as one of the finest examples of Federal architecture in the country. It contains an extensive and important collection of Federal-period furniture and decorative arts, many of which were crafted by premier New York cabinetmakers Duncan Phyfe and Michael Allison.

Boscobel’s experienced docent staff guides visitors through a step back in time with tours of Boscobel House. The grounds – a magnificent rose garden, orangery, herb garden, springhouse, pond, fountain and woodland trail, complete with rustic cedar structures and glorious scenery – are open for independent strolling and picnicking.

Stop by the Visitors Center at the Carriage House to view a fascinating exhibit on the rescue and restoration of Boscobel, and sneak a little shopping in, too. Boscobel’s Museum Shop offers unique and interesting items for all.

A little-known fact: artists are welcome to Boscobel on the second Tuesday every month, at no admission, to practice their talents on our postcard-worthy scenery.

Did you know Boscobel’s grounds are available for outdoor weddings and receptions? It’s truly one of the most romantic and picturesque venues in the Hudson Valley. See link at left for more details.

Boscobel’s Exhibition Gallery, unveiled in 2008,islocated on the lower level of the mansion. A calm and peaceful space, its function will be to showcase exceptional art exhibits throughout the year, providing visitors with yet another reason to visit and enjoy Boscobel House & Gardens.

As an established tourist attraction, Boscobel has been home to the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival for more than 22 years. This critically-acclaimed theater production company attracts over 30,000 fans each summer. As such, Hudson Valley Magazine readers voted Boscobel as a Best Of Hudson Valley Winner for Outdoor Venue for Plays and Concerts two years in a row.

After your visit at Boscobel, explore the nineteenth-century village of Cold Spring with its numerous antique and specialty shops, fine restaurants and a gazebo on the river’s edge. Additional nearby attractions include Bear Mountain State Park, Manitoga, Dia Beacon and West Point.

A house tour, a picnic, a wedding…it’s all breathtakingly beautiful at Boscobel.

All photos by Charles T. Lyle unless otherwise noted.

Through October 11
CURRIER & IVES ON THE HUDSON

Saturday, September 11, 6-8pm 
*Rain Date: Sunday, September 12
BIG BAND CONCERT & SUNSET PICNIC

Saturday & Sunday, September 11 & 12,
9:30am-5pm only
GRANDPARENTS WEEKEND

Mondays through September 27
SUMMER YOGA ON THE LAWN

Through October 11
G.A.C. CURRENT Sculpture Exhibtion

Last Friday of the Month, 11am & 3pm 
COSTUMED House Tours

For special METRO NORTH
One-Day Getaway Package
CLICK HERE

Chance for FREE Admission:
For every $75 spent in the Boscobel Gift Shop
between now & 9/11/10 (tax excluded) receive
1 FREE Ticket to Big Band 2010!

Hudson Valley Magazine readers voted Boscobel as a Best Of Hudson Valley Winner For Best Enhancement of A Historic Home!

~ Boscobel for Your Private Function ~
Whether it’s a board meeting, an intimate dinner party or an annual gala event, Boscobel is the perfect venue. Click here for details.

Mission Statement
The mission of Boscobel House and Gardens is to enrich the lives of its visitors with memorable experiences of the history, culture and environment of the Hudson River Valley.

Vision Statement
By 2015, Boscobel House and Gardens will be the site best known in the Hudson River Valley for providing memorable visitor experiences based on its history, culture, and environment.

No pets allowed. Guide dogs permitted.