- The list below includes 269 free or cheap things to do in or near Woodbury, Connecticut, including 117 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, Farms & Ranches, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Parks.
- From Hollow Park to Flanders Nature Center, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Woodbury and in nearby cities within 25 miles like New Haven, Hamden, Danbury and Bristol.
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Explore the mysterious island that sits in the middle of the Hudson River when you book the Bannerman Cruise & Walking Tour. Guests receive a guided hiking tour of the island and the castle ruins, learning the history and taking advantage of the photo ops.
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Pick your own products are the primary draw of Weed Orchards since individuals can pick fresh peaches, nectarines, pears, apples, and vegetables. The site also has its own farm market and bakery with fresh produce and treats.
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The Downing Film Center focuses on bringing quality movies to town that might not otherwise make it to local theaters. Films screened may include art house, independent, and foreign movies, as well as more mainstream fare.
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With 120 slips available, Riverfront Marina has a variety of boats, from speedboats to pontoon boats, boarded at its marina. From the docks, boats have direct access to Hudson River.
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With scenic views of the Hudson River, Riverfront Green Park offers guests opportunities for recreation and relaxation. The park has statuary, free concerts, a playground, public boat launch and connections to a multiuse trail system.
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Harlan Jacobson's Talk Cinema offers guided tours of a wide array of film festivals all around the world, as well as film previews, reviews, and conversation about compelling and intelligent films.
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The Hasbrouck house is home to Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site. Visitors can view the interior of the home where Washington stayed for over a year during the Revolutionary War, and made some of his most critical decisions in shaping our nations future.
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The Hyde Park Railroad Station is a non-operational train station that was built in 1914. The location was heavily used during its early days and is currently open during the weekends and on holidays only.
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Situated on the Hudson River, Hyde Park Landing provides facilities for patrons to enter the river and moor vessels. The landing includes boat and jet ski docks, fishing and picnic access to the river, storage and moorings.
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With new exhibits coming in every two months, Karpeles Manuscript Library showcases a variety of historical artifacts relevant to both national and international history. The library has a permanent exhibit with art and regional historical artifacts.