Historic Huguenot Street Review

Very scenic. Quiet, clean with lots to do in the village.

Great part of early NY and American history. Plus they host a killer Halloween night for the kids.

Small street with a couple of historic buildings. Worth a short walk if you are in the area. Some of the houses have original bases but have been enlarged over time

Just a quick 10 minute walk to see homes built in the 1700's. No access to them.

Great tour, great attention to detail on the recreation and dated of the exhibition, Our guide Liz was very helpful

A great place to visit lots oh historical homes to see

It was so much fun walking down Historic Huguenot Street. Me and my family saw a lot of cool houses. We also went to the museum. It has very cool artifacts. I even went into a Native American Wigwam. Definitely coming back.

Very great historic place with a lot of historic buildings. I wish I went on A-day where the museum and visitor center were open so I can view more things and ask questions. I can't wait to go next year and do a tour or maybe even later this year.

It's a must see. There is a Church and cemetary from the 1700s. The houses are very old and it brings you back in time.

Friendly, nice, beautiful and historic. Got some great pictures. The group i went with was there for like 4 hours. Which was about 2.5 hours to long.

I love American history. Missed being able to see the inside of the houses. I was told that's to preserve them. Preserve them for who?

Quaint little village from the 1600- 1700's that transends you into colonial times as you walk through the original stone buildings. The streets are cordoned off so there's no vehicular traffic. A perfect way to spend a leisurely day walking through history!

A great Historic Site will be really good when they finish repairing all the houses

Buildings were built in the early 1700s, unfortunately due to the coronavirus none were open. Still, lots of hiking could still be done, so not a total loss.

LOVE the history and the BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS!! It's like stepping back in time, as you learn about the historical homes!!

Very interesting place. Wish more of the houses were open.

The people, the history, the cemetery...it was all wonderful! We were here for Applestock, a fall harvest festival. Great fun

A very interesting and spooky place. The history of the place is amazing!

It was very interesting learning about the history of the patentees that founded that area of the town and what the lives were like of the slaves that lived there. Best tour guide was Eddie Moran, who was very knowledgeable, patient with our slower-walking elders, and charming.

Parking spaces exist. Nice grounds. April is our of season; but you can walk around the outside of the buildings. Picnic tables available in the shade. Near bike/hiking trails and walking distance to nature preserve.

See buildings from the 1600s right here in North America! Great history tour. Very rich cultural experience.

Your website is great! I can't wait to visit Huguenot Street!

toirbwas great by the guy Danny I think. there was a young woman worker who was rude the native American worker helped me to get past the rudeness and accommodated us

Very fun haunted tour of the beautiful grounds and historic homes..a fun family friendly(over 10) haunting experience!

Check out the grave yard at night. Spooky in the classical way.

Looked like an interesting place, but the houses, visitor centre and church were all shut, so only managed to see the outside of the buildings. The Bakery is a good place for sandwiches, cakes etc.

Quaint stone buildings are in their same arrangement as when the Huguenots arrived. Outdoor signage is good. The visitor center wasn't open

This is a great place to learn about what our country was founded on. Awesome early architecture. They do a great job presenting historical relevance of all people who resided here. The Huguenot is just one piece of this complex puzzle.

Closed Wednesdays, but an app is available for a walking tour. Good way to learn the history of this part of New York.

Absolutely amazing history about the founding of New Paltz. A true hidden gem in the Hudson Valley. To see a true colonial village so intact is incredible. The cemetery has graves that date back to the 1600's. Definitely worth a visit and it's FREE!!!!!!!!!

We missed the guided tours and so we took the free app self guided tour. But only the interior of the main building/gift shop was accessible. Would have liked to see inside the other houses on the tour.

Beautiful area with a lot of history. Stone House days celebrates this history with reenactments by the 1st Ulster County Militia and the 5th New York Regimental Army, two 18th century reenactment groups from the area. Visitors were able to meet reenactors and learn about period life, from residential living, camping, cooking, militia and regimental drilling and firearms, and even a period doctor. Keep eyes open for other events here on Huguenot Street and look forward to more history and bigger events in the future.

beautiful historic area. great for receptions (weddings, family reunions,etc) or just taking a break from main street to a leisurely walk in the fall or spring time

Cool place to see while in the area. Lots of interesting facts and details. It's really cool how they preserve and maintain the buildings and the area.

Friday night 11/30/18 was there for the Christmas tree lighting very sweet. Cookie walk, soup on stoop, crafts for sale.

Very impressive site.
Not to lose.

Nice quiet historic walk within the town of New Paltz NY. I recommend.

Beautiful street..houses from 1600 and 1700. Tours available.

Just did the self guided tour. So our group didn't get to see inside any of the houses. It'll take you about 30 minutes to walk the whole street if you read all the signs and listen to the information from the downloaded tour app

in 1677 the Huguenot settle here and this is considered to be oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the United States. if that doesn't make you jump up off the couch to see this historical place go back to sleep. I visit this place on a beautiful summer morning. It was very peaceful and it makes you wonder what it was like living here that many years ago. the guides and homes were amazing. Even the surrounding houses more pleasurable to look at. If you are a buff for history and old home this is a must on anybody's list. Enjoy your adventures.