Middletown Campus Map

Directions:

By car from NYC (1 hour 40 minutes):

The Palisades Interstate Parkway provides the most direct and picturesque route to our campus. Because this route offers a glimpse of a lovely view overlooking the Hudson River as well as a bird’s eye view of the Woodbury area, it is recommended for first-time visitors.

Get on FDR Drive from Spruce St. and Frankfort St.
Continue on FDR Drive. Drive from Palisades Interstate Pkwy N to Highlands. Take exit 18 from Palisades Interstate Pkwy N. Feel free to take rest stops and admire the serene view overlooking the Hudson River!
At Long Mountain Cir, take the 2nd exit onto US-6 W. Be sure to take a look at the locally infamous Bear Mountain State Park, featuring some of the best hiking opportunities in the region as well as a lake and vast, open spaces for a refreshing picnic! Perfect, affordable rest stop all year round.
Continue to Goshen. Take exit 123 from US-6 W.
Continue on NY-17M W. Take County Rd 78 to Ashley Ave in Middletown.

By bus from NYC (1.5 to 2 hours):

From Port Authority Bus Terminal (Gates 401-409) take Shortline Coach USA to Shortline Terminal, 14 Railroad Ave, Middletown. Buses leave every 30 minutes to 1.5 hour intervals starting at 7:50 am.
Continue to 1 Ashley Ave.

By train from NYC (1 hour 40 minutes to 2 hours):

From Penn Station, board a train to Secaucus Junction (Montclair-Boonton Line, Morris & Essex Line, North Jersey Coast line, or Northeast Corridor) for about 10 minutes to Frank R. Lautenberg Rail Station (Secaucus Junction, NJ).
Transfer at Secaucus Junction and take the Port Jervis Line to Middletown, NY.
Continue to 1 Ashley Ave.

What should you know about Middletown, NY?

It is a small, safe, and friendly town in Orange County, NY.
It is near the Wallkill River and the foothills of the Shawangunk Mountains, which is one of the most beautiful areas to reside in NY.
It is an hour and a half drive from New York City; it also has public buses and trains to the City.
The average temperature is 45 high and 25 low during the winter and 81 high and 61 low during the summer.