Visit

November 1–November 12
Monday, Wednesday – Sunday (closed Tuesday)
10AM–4:30PM

November 14–December 9
Wednesday–Sunday
10AM–4:30PM

Last admission is 45 minutes before close.

Storm King is closed on Thanksgiving Day.

$18 – Adults
$15 – Seniors (65+ with valid ID)
$ 8 – Ages 5–18 and Students (with valid ID)
Free – Children under 4, and Members

Please visit Group Visits & Tours for groups of 15 or more.

Storm King Art Center is located in the town of Cornwall, NY. For GPS purposes use:
1 Museum Road
New Windsor, NY 12553

Storm King has train and bus packages from New York City. Information on each below. Ride sharing services, such as Lyft and Uber are also available in the area. Please be aware that wait times for ride sharing may be longer than in more populated regions.

TRAIN
Metro-North Getaway Package
From Grand Central Terminal visitors can buy a ticket to the Beacon Station that includes Storm King Admission.

New Jersey Transit/Metro-North also provides service from Penn Station to the Salisbury Mills train station, three miles from Storm King by taxi. For more information: www.njtransit.com.

BUS
Coach USA (Short Line Bus) offers two different day packages to Storm King, leaving from the Port Authority Bus Terminal (42nd St. & 8th Avenue on the 3rd Floor) in New York City. Please visit www.coachusa.com or call 800.631.8405.

• Package #1, includes a trip to the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets(Purchase now)
  8:30AM—Depart NYC
  9:55AM—Arrive at Storm King
  1:47PM—Depart Storm King for Woodbury Common Premium Outlets
  There are many different choices of departure times to return to New York City from Woodbury Common, please see the Coach USA website for details.
• Package #2 (Purchase now)
  10AM—Depart NYC
  11:25AM—Arrive at Storm King
  5:02PM—Depart Storm King
  6:12PM—Arrive NYC

RIDE SHARING / TAXI SERVICES
Ridesharing services, such as Lyft and Uber, are available in the area. Please be aware that wait times for ridesharing may be longer than in more populated regions.

The taxi companies in the area are:
All Family, 845.565.1616
Tony’s Taxi, 845.562.7444
Jessie’s Limo and Car Service (Beacon), 845.401.0227

Below are approximate fares from Storm King Art Center to the listed locations:
The Town of Cornwall (Center): rates start at $10
Salisbury Mills Train Station: rates start at $15
Stewart Airport: rates start at $17
Beacon Train Station: rates start at $22.50

Storm King welcomes school groups, adult and non-profit community groups, and business and tourism groups. For rates and reservation forms, visit stormking.org/visit/groups.

All reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance of your visit. Reservations are required for any group arriving by full-sized bus (or any vehicle that will not fit in a standard parking spot). Groups of 12 or more arriving by car that would like a tour or reserved tram must also have a reservation.

During the peak months of May, June, September, and October, 10-11AM bus arrivals are reserved for school groups. Please note that we are not able to accommodate buses on holiday weekends (including holiday Mondays) or on peak fall weekends from September 15 through October 28.

If you are interested in visiting the Art Center during the busy spring and fall seasons, we recommend submitting the group visit request form several months in advance in order to secure a date.

For bag lunch options, click here. To inquire about other catering options, please ask our staff when making your reservation. Please note, groups are not permitted on weekends from September 15 – October 28.

Storm King Café, Café Cart, and Food Truck offer a variety of options – made from organic, locally grown ingredients, whenever possible – as well as items appropriate for younger visitors. Food Services are operated by Fresh Company of Garrison, NY.

*Members receive 10% off at all locations. Learn more about becoming a Storm King Member >

HOURS

Storm King Café is an open-air pavilion that serves sandwiches, soups, salads, desserts, soft drinks, wine, beer, cider, and coffee.

Wednesday – Sunday: 11AM – 4PM

Menu available at stormking.org/storm-king-cafe

The Visitor Center/Museum Store: Open through December 9.

The Visitor Center is located on Museum Hill near East Parking. Water, sunscreen, and insect repellent are available for purchase in the Museum Store.

The lost and found is located in the Visitor Center. Please see a Visitor Services Attendant. If you have already left the Art Center, please contact us.

Changing tables are available in the main restrooms on Museum Hill, behind the Visitor Center.

The Museum Store carries artists’ limited editions and exclusive Made for Storm King items, exhibition-related materials, children’s activities, and a diverse selection of books on sculpture, landscape, the Hudson Valley, and more. Shop online at shop.stormking.org. Visitors can also purchase Storm King Memberships at all retail locations.

Museum Building Galleries: Open through November 11

Permanent collection works by Louise Bourgeois, Louise Nevelson, and David Smith are on view in select galleries. Works from Indicators: Artists on Climate Change are on view in several galleries. Strollers, beverages, and food are not permitted in the Museum Galleries.

Bikes available to rent from 11AM to two hours before closing.

Touring Storm King by bicycle is a great way to experience the art and landscape Storm King offers. Visitors may rent adult bicycles on a first-come, first-served basis. Rentals include a helmet and map of bike paths. At present, child seats and children’s bikes are not available. Personal bikes are not permitted.

Weekdays
$10 per hour (two-hour minimum) or
$34 for the day

Weekends and Holidays
$12 per hour (two-hour minimum) or
$44 for the day

Private Events Groups may reserve up to 30 bikes by paying no daily rate. For more information, visit stormking.org/support/host-an-event

*Members receive 10% off bike rentals. Learn more about becoming a Storm King Member >

Storm King is a 500-acre outdoor sculpture museum, come prepared to spend the day outdoors, wear comfortable walking shoes, and bring sunscreen, and bug spray. Bug spray, sunscreen, and water are also available for purchase in the Visitors Center.

Plan to explore Storm King’s rolling meadows and wooded areas, by foot or bicycle. If you have a limited amount of time, we suggest making your way to Museum Hill to see the sculptures, vistas, Visitor Center, and galleries.

There are gravel paths throughout the Art Center that can be utilized by strollers and/or wheelchairs. Flush toilets with changing tables are located on Museum Hill behind the Visitor Center, portable toilets are located throughout Storm King, and are marked on your map.

Click here for a pdf of the map of the grounds.

Trams
Storm King offers tram tours included with admission. Trams are wheelchair accessible, and priority is given to visitors with mobility issues and young children.  Tram tours begin at 11AM and run every hour on weekdays, and every half hour on weekends, ending about 90 minutes before Storm King closes. The tour begins at the base of the elevator, and can be boarded at ten designated tram stops. Seating is first come, first served. The best way to experience Storm King is always on foot or by renting one of our bicycles, and our paved roadways accommodate strollers and wheelchairs.

Natural Hazards
Much of Storm King is open to the elements, is wooded, has running or sitting water, and is home to wild animals, reptiles, and insects. While Storm King’s staff engages in maintenance and landscape management, visitors must be aware of the natural surroundings, including fallen and falling limbs, insects, reptiles, wild animals, mud, water hazards, steep slopes, and loose and uneven surfaces. If you required first aid for bee stings, falls, etc., please contact a Visitor Services Attendant.

Pets: Storm King does not allow pets, emotional support animals, comfort animals, or therapy dogs. Storm King welcomes ADA title III service animals. 

Smoking: Smoking, including electronic cigarettes, are not permitted on Storm King’s grounds.

Personal Bikes: Storm King does not allow the use of personal bicycles, scooters, skateboards, or hover boards for reasons of liability and congestion on pathways.

Recreational Sports: Bikes, kites, Frisbees^®, balls, and other recreational items are not permitted and must be left in your car. Playing sports or jogging on the grounds is not allowed.

Photography and Drones: Non-commercial photographers may take still photos for personal use only. No commercial use or publication of any images of or relating to Storm King is allowed without prior approval, please visit stormking.org/support/host-an-event to submit a photo/film request. Visitors are not permitted to use drones or any aerial vehicles at Storm King or over Storm King’s air space.

Sculpture Conservation: Help us preserve Storm King’s collection for future generations. Even natural oils of clean hands can damage the surfaces of sculptures. Please enjoy our long and native grass fields, but do not stand in these areas. Touching, walking on, or climbing on works of art is prohibited except where indicated. We invite visitors to interact with sculptures marked on the map with a green hand icon.

Picnicking: Picnics are permitted only in the designated areas located adjacent to the North and South parking areas. Tables, trash, and recycling bins, are located in both the North and South picnic areas. Blankets may be spread on the lawn in both picnic areas as long as they are set up away from the sculptures. The picnic areas are a leisurely 10–15 minute walk from the Visitor Center or East parking, with much to see and enjoy along the way. Visitors choosing to picnic must be respectful of other visitors and operations. Visitors may not hold picnic tables, bring tents, furniture, cooking equipment, or play audible music. 

Strollers: Storm King is a wonderful place to bring children of all ages. Strollers are allowed and most strollers are suitable for the gravel roads around the property. Due to the varied, sometimes hilly, terrain, heavy-duty strollers are encouraged. Strollers are not allowed in the Galleries of the Museum Building.

Winter Season: Storm King is closed to the public from December 10 to April 3, except for scheduled winter weekends. To stay updated on dates and details, check our events calendar or social media. Sign up for a Membership and receive special perks during the winter walks. No skiing, sledding, or snow shoeing, is allowed on-site.

Plan a weekend getaway when you visit Storm King and explore the Hudson Valley. Stay at local hotels and bed & breakfasts, grab a bite to eat, and have a fun night out!

Storm King is proud to support our friends and partners in the Town of Cornwall. Cornwall businesses are highlighted in yellow.