The Library in Warwick has a lot of large print books, comic books, and magazines. One can order…read morejust about any book from the larger library system which works super well. I don't really like the noise policy which enables one loud person to largely ruin the quiet environment for all others trying to read or study. Workers act irritated and annoyed to answer simple client requests. There's a large parking lot. The budget draws 2 million a year from taxpayers and it seems the high cost derives from excessive fees for digital subscriptions which large Silicon Valley corporations charge local libraries. It's shameful. Hours are limited.

Wow what an incredible looking library. Such a great layout and set up everything you could need…read morefrom a library and so much more. I even overheard one of the librarians helping a patron set up his COVID booster shot. What a great staff very friendly and welcoming. Books , audiobooks, videos,dvd's video games and tons and tons more.

Historical building not far from Hawley's downtown shopping area. It is not an all day trip…read moredestination but definitely worth a stop when you're nearby. Restored to house some small businesses, it was nice taking a stroll through and also looking at the various exhibits regarding the building and area's history. One of the first shops we visited was "Uplift" which is right there when you walk in. The woman who was working (maybe the owner) was so informative about the building and surrounding areas and really gave us some great recommendations. She also showed us some of the products she sells and let us try on some lotion. She was great with my son who is always a bit reserved at first, but she got through his shell. Great shop, we purchased a few things that have now become our favorites, most of all, that lotion we tried! If you go downstairs to "The Boiler Room" which is a private event space (do not go in if you see a lot going on, most likely a private party), if the room is empty you can go in (gorgeous space) and through the door to the outside to take a look at the beautiful waterfall behind the building! There is also a cafe steps away outside of the building where you can refresh with a quick snack and beverage or a sandwich!

A few nice stores. Thought it would be a bigger place. Nice building but I didn't even spend 20…read moremins in the stores. If passing by stop in but if traveling to make it a visit not necessarily worth it.

Very cool, well restored, first home in the area owned by Thomas Bull who had the original patentread more

Went here as a kid on a school trip. Very interesting, even for a young child…read more Too, I lived only two miles down the road and knew many of the kids who lived in the house at the time, Lisa Brown, Tim Brown, et al. Nice family. WELL worth your time to go (if they still give tours).

I made an appointment to register my vehicle on Christmas Eve. The staff there was beyond friendly…read moreand helpful. I had made a few errors on my paperwork and they helped me correct the mistakes to ensure I was able to comply my transaction. When I got to the window, the gentleman was polite, professional and courteous. There was a few issue with the additional paperwork I needed. I had never purchased a vehicle from a private seller and made a few documentation mistakes. He advised me on what to do and allowed me the chance to rectify it. He told me to come right back to him if his window was open. I wish I got the gentlemen's name. He had tattoos and a shaved head. He stayed late on the holiday to help me. He was truly a Christmas blessing. I'm thankful for his help and service.

3rd times a charm. Had to come here to get my enhanced license as I'm flying in the summer! Finally…read moreon the 3rd visit I got there about 20 minutes before opening ( opens 9am) waiting in line outside and got in and got my ticket and waited. ( they have been so insanely busy). I honestly did not wait long at all and I did not have an appointment. I tried getting an appointment but they were literally booked for the rest of this year so I took my chances. From the time I got my ticket till they actually called me, It was only about 45 minutes plus the 20 minutes I waited outside. They were actually really friendly took my information l, took my picture and I was on my way. I also renewed my license even though I had two years left because you get half off if you do it early, so that was nice. Definitely word of advice. Get there before it opens and have all your information. All in all wasn't too bad.

Upon entering you have to go through a metal detector. No prob. The Medicaid Office is straight…read moreahead. I'd give it more stars since the service is speedy and you're on your way, BUT there's nobody to talk to. The teller enters your paperwork but they give you a receipt with a phone number on it for question. But you cant check the status of your application. They will just tell you to wait the 30 (or however many) days. So definitely room for improvement at this Social Services Administration building.

Accessible through the cemetery, you'll need to get off the Interstate to experience this properly…read more One of the easier tripoints to get to, it is technically only the border for New York and New Jersey as the border with Pennsylvania is the Delaware River which would mean you need to swim to get there. It's a silly and quirky thing to do but that's what we're all about, right? [Review 1710 of 2024 - 555 in New York - 22733 overall]

My girlfriend told me about this spot where you can be in three places at once. It's something fun…read moreand silly to do and take a photo. I actually have a photo of being in four different states at once. It's a fun little adventure in the tiny town. Why not add it on to drive through to wherever you're going. Finding this stone was quite interesting considering how we pulled into a graveyard and had to drive all the way in the back. The rock is right underneath a highway bridge, and then look down towards the water. I don't remember seeing any signs or arrows pointing to the direction. Just went down a little trail and there it was. My husband and I took our cute little foot photos on the rock, enjoyed the beautiful scenery, hung out for a little while, then went on our way.

A great slice of Americana in upstate NY I stumbled upon this track and museum while visiting…read moreGoshen and found it to be a fun filled stop in my afternoon. While it's an active track z there was no activity the day of my visit. I was able to explore every bit of the facility and truly feel the history of the site of America's oldest horse track! Very well maintained facility with a museum on site. The track is much larger than I thought it would be. I look forward to a future visit where I'll be able to catch a day of racing.

Absolutely Awesome Experience!!!…read more Young or old this place is simply a fun experience to enjoy if you're in the immediate area. If you're a hardcore horse racing enthusiast then no travel distance will keep you from this track, however if you're the average (or below) race track goer and you live in the immediate area you just have to stop in and enjoy one of these race events. Even if this type of thing doesn't interest you, it's actually really fun to attend/watch. It was my first experience going to a race track, never really considered it my "cup of tea" and only visited because my young daughter absolutely loves horses; even taking horse riding lessons. We ventured off to one of these local races and we both loved it. My daughter naturally loved it because of her love for horses and I absolutely enjoyed it and have no real interest in horses or racing but it was SOOO much fun to watch. Crowds go crazy as the horses round the corner toward the finish line and you can't help but get fired up by the contagious crowd cheering! Epic feeling and rush as everyone cheers as horses cross finish line. For a small entrance fee you get to enjoy the races taking any seat you'd like and pretty much all the seats are great; no bad seats (i.e. nose bleeds). Local vendors were present as well for family fun entertainment. Various vendors setup to sell or donate items. This year the local ice cream vendor, Trail Side Treats, was in attendance donating FREE ice cream to attendees which was so awesome of that local vendor to do. Food, drinks and even beer are available for sale at the concession stands. Even if you don't care for this type of event or never even thought you'd be remotely interested, I DARE you to try it because it's really cool. For the cost of entrance skip your morning Starbucks and try this place out. Fun people won't regret trying it while those lame boring folks will simply dislike it just like everything else that keeps their lives boring. Haha! I double dog dare you to visit and try it!

Makes for a nice road trip from the city. Breathtaking views from the carved out areas where you…read morecould pull off with your car. I went on a fall weekday and it was definitely difficult to find a spot to pull over as there were plenty of people doing the same thing and taking photos however it was definitely worth the drive. Take a trip!

Breathtaking Views Use The Several Scenic Overlook Areas To Stop And Take It All In…read more "Hawk's Nest is a scenic location outside Port Jervis, New York. Its name is derived from the birds of prey that nest in the area. The location is also known for its winding roads and scenic overlooks in the Delaware River Valley." "New York State Route 97, which traverses the site, was originally a one lane dirt road beginning in 1859. It was paved between 1931-1933 and subsequently dedicated in 1939, and rededicated on September 21, 2002, as part of the "Upper Delaware Scenic Byway", according to a historical marker placed by the Town of Deerpark, where Hawk's Nest is located. The cautionary speed limit on the Hawk's Nest portion of Route 97 is 25 miles per hour (40 km/h); however, the actual speed limit is 55 mph." Truly Amazing