New York RV Rentals

Places to see in New York

There are so many things to do in New York City, where do you start? Rent an RV, and grab a campsite close to the city and start crossing these these great things to do off of your list.

• Metropolitan Museum of Art – wander through the corridors of this museum exploring 5000 years of history. There is so much to see here that it is a good idea to plan which exhibits you would like to see, unless of course you would like to spend your whole vacation inspecting these halls. 1000 5th Ave, New York NY.
• Times Square – when people think of New York, Times Square is one of the first things that comes to mind. From watching the ball drop on New Year’s Eve to the billboards with underwear models, Times Square welcomes hundreds of thousands of people over its sidewalks everyday. Manhattan New York.
• The Empire States Building – this has been the setting for many on screen romantic scenes and who knows how many real life marriage proposals. You could climb the 1576 stairs to the observation deck on the 86th floor, or you could take the elevator. 350 5th Ave, New York NY.
• Museum of Modern Art – MoMA is a wonderful collection of some of history’s most famous and recognisable art works. From van Gogh to Matisse this is a place that you will want to spend the afternoon. 11 W 53rd St, New York NY.
• Statue of Liberty – there are a few things that every tourist must do when visiting New York City and the Statue of Liberty is one of them. Take the ferry over to Ellis Island, wander the grounds and grab a bite to eat. New York City NY.
• 9/11 Memorial – stop and take a moment of reflection at the 30 foot waterfalls that sit where the World Trade Center used to stand. The falls commemorate the 2,983 people that lost their lives September 11, 2001. 180 Greenwich St, New York NY.
• Broadway – what is a trip to the Big Apple without at least one Broadway show. Just think of all the famous Broadways shows there have been, from Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Wicked, Mamma Mia and The Lion King there is a musical for everyone of every age. Over 30 theatres surrounding Time Square, New York NY.
• Madame Tussauds – a wax museum with 5 floors and over 200 wax statues. See Marvel super heroes like Iron Man and Captain America, or pop icon Michael Jackson. 234 W 32nd St, New York NY.

Things to do with Kids in New York

When travelling with kids it is important to keep them busy. There is a list of things that the kids will like to do when they are not hanging out at the campsite with the rental RV.

• Grand Central Station – as you are rushing through the terminal stop and look up. Painted high above the hustle is the celestial sky. Just don’t base a science lesson on it as it is technically inaccurate. 89 E 42nd St, New York NY.
• The High Line – walk the 20 blocks along the abandoned train tracks. There are free weekly drop in workshops for kids during the summer. Many access points on 10th Ave, New York NY.
• American Museum of Natural History – home to dinosaur, sea creature and artifact displays. It is also the home of the Rose Center for Earth and Space. Central Park West & 79th St, New York NY.
• New York Hall of Science – there are hundreds of hands on exhibits where kids can learn about science, technology and math. 47-01 111th St, Queens New York.
• New Victory Theatre – from breathtaking new plays with huge puppets, to the bottom of the ocean or ancient Rome this theatre will keep everyone’s attention. 209 W 42nd St, New York NY.
• Radio City Christmas Spectacular – Since 1993 the Radio City Rockets have been dazzling audiences with their high kicking dancing and their sparkling costumes. 1260 6th Ave, New York NY.
• Brooklyn Bridge – the mile long walk gives you some of the best views in the city. From the Statue of Liberty to the Freedom Towers the view is unbeatable. Brooklyn Bridge, New York NY.
• New York Aquarium – from penguins to otters, sea lions to sharks there is something to entertain all the kids in your family including the grown up ones. 602 Surf Ave, Brooklyn New York.
• Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade – from marching bands and horses to larger than life characters like Snoopy, Spiderman and Papa Smurf, this parade is one of the oldest in the country and must be seen. Central Park West, New York NY.
• Children’s Museum of Manhattan – visit Dora the Explorer, also visit the exhibits that show how children live in other lands. City Splash is a favorite in the summer, but bring a change of clothes just in case. 212 W 83rd St New York NY.
• New York Hall of Science – kids have fun while learning about science, technology, light, sound and astronomy. 47-01 111th St, Queens New York.
• Dylan’s Candy Bar – if Willy Wonka was a real person this would be his store. Three floors of every candy imaginable. 1011 3rd Ave, New York NY.
• Brooklyn Children’s Museum – this museum was the first of it’s kind when founded in 1899 as the first ever children’s museum. 145 Brooklyn Ave, Brooklyn New York.
• Bronx Zoo – spend the day looking at the African Plains watching the lions, giraffes and zebras. Or check out the Himalayan Highlands and try to find the elusive snow leopards or the adorable red pandas. 2300 Southern Blvd, Bronx New York.

Annual Events & Festival in New York

• Seal Walks at Cupsogue Beach – CRESLI seal walks take place between November and May, though the weather plays a significant role in determining the seal walk schedule.
• Orange County Antique Fair & Flea Market – Vendors selling antiques & collectibles, arts & crafts, books, custom jewelry, comic books & sport cards, dog accessories, furniture and much more.
• Remsen Barn Festival of the Arts – Over 300 exhibitors of arts, crafts, farmer market, country cooking, entertainment and more.
• New York Film Festival – Entertaining features, documentaries, and shorts.