Travel & Hospitality businesses in Rockland County.

A Route 17 wedding and special-event venue on a panoramic hilltop site sharing the Mt. Fuji property, hosting weddings, mitzvahs, corporate gatherings, and large private parties with sweeping Ramapo Mountain views. A long-running Rockland destination venue with a polished operation and full-service catering.

A Route 17 charter and shuttle operator providing private bus and motorcoach service for schools, camps, weddings, corporate events, and group trips across the tri-state. A long-running Rockland transit service.

A Hudson River marina in Stony Point offering boat slips, dry storage, fuel, launch service, and a small ship's store. A long-running North Rockland boating fixture for weekend cruisers and live-aboard regulars.

An upscale-casual American restaurant housed in a historic landmark building on Nyack's Main Street. Seasonal New American plates, craft cocktails, and weekend brunch in a warm dining room a short walk from the Hudson. A go-to for date nights, celebrations, and a memorable meal in the heart of the village.

A Nyack Irish pub and restaurant serving Main Street since 1994, with the kitchen open seven days a week. Pub classics, hearty plates, and a full bar in a warm, welcoming room a short walk from the Hudson. A dependable downtown spot for a casual meal, a pint, or game day.

Billed as America's oldest tavern, the '76 House in Tappan has been serving since the 1600s and once held British spy Major John Andre during the Revolution. Today it's a warm, history-soaked American restaurant with working fireplaces, live jazz, and a menu of classics across lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. A destination for special occasions and out-of-town guests as much as a neighborhood favorite.