Museum Passes
Pine Bush Area Library offers free museum and park passes available to borrow with your library card. Passes are available on a first-come, first-served basis for a period of three days. Stop by the circulation desk to check one out.
The Museum at Bethel Woods
Step back in time at The Museum at Bethel Woods. Located on the exact grounds of the legendary 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Fair in Bethel, NY.
• Immersive Exhibits: Explore the award-winning Woodstock and The Sixties gallery featuring artifacts, films, and interactive multimedia displays
• Historic Grounds: Walk the preserved festival site, see the stage area, and even check out a restored hippie bus
Mohonk Preserve
Explore over 8,000 acres of stunning Shawangunk Ridge terrain, just minutes from Pine Bush.
• Unlimited trail access for hiking and trail running
• Carriage roads and footpaths
• Panoramic views of the Shawangunk Ridge
• One of the most scenic natural landscapes in the Hudson Valley
NY Empire Pass
Free vehicle entry to most New York State Parks, recreational facilities, and historic sites statewide.
• Access to more than 250 New York State parks, beaches and historic sites.
• Day use at some NYDEC (The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation) sites
• Not valid on camping fees and most special events (check before going)
Storm King Art Center
One of the world’s most acclaimed outdoor sculpture parks, set across 500 breathtaking acres in New Windsor, NY.
• Full grounds admission included
• Monumental works by world-renowned artists
• Outdoor sculpture throughout a natural landscape
• Located in New Windsor, NY
FDR Presidential Library
Visit the nation’s first presidential library dedicated to Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt located in Hyde Park, NY.
• Full museum admission included
• Exhibits on the New Deal era and World War II
• Permanent and rotating gallery collections
• *Library card not required* – Just come in and get your free pass