(including all wheeled vehicles with two or more wheels)
This post is meant to help you make your travel arrangements to Stony Point in May.
Highlighted are the most cost effective ways to get to Stony Point. Other options are listed on Stony Point’s website with additional fees. I have linked to them at the conclusion of this post.
Stony Point Conference Center is located about an hour outside of Manhattan near – are you ready for this – Stony Point, NY.
Remember, UNCO check-in is from 2-4pm Monday, May 21, and UNCO concludes at 4:00pm, Wednesday, May 23, so if you’d like to arrive early or stay an extra day to add flexibility to your travel schedule, we can work with you.
For an extra fee, you can stay at Stony Point on Sunday night for early arrivals or stay over Wednesday night for late departures. We are confirming details with Stony Point and will make those details available as soon as possible.
Planes with a little bit of Trains added in:
The Plane Part: It is best to fly in and out of Newark Airport.
The Train Part: New Jersey Jersey Transit (NJT) has a train station at the Newark airport. The airport tram will take you to the train station.
- Take the Northeast Corridor Line NJT train to the Nanuet Station ($15 one-way). You will make a train change at Secaucus Junction station. NJT Train info here.
- Stony Point will pick you up from the Nanuet station with a reservation for free. Make your reservation here.
Totally Trains (a.k.a. Amtrak)
It is best to book your Amtrak ticket to either the Newark Airport Station or Penn Station in NYC.
- From either of those stations catch the New Jersey Transit train on the Northeast Corridor Line to the Nanuet Station ($15 one-way). You will make a train change at Secaucus Junction station. NJT Train info here.
- Stony Point will pick you up from the Nanuet station with a reservation for free. Make your reservation here.
Automobiles
Here is a link to the driving instructions on Stony Point’s website. I’m sure you can figure it out from there.
Walking/Cycling 
I refer you to the driving link above.
Rides/Carpooling
We will help as best as possible you find a ride (if needed). Last year many folks met and made arrangements via Twitter.
Follow the #UNCO12 hash tag and @UNCOtweet. In late April, we will post more information about ridesharing.
Other Options (Most w/ high fees.)
Instructions for La Guardia, JFK, and White Plains. (Shuttle services available for $95-$135 one-way)
Instructions for the Croton-Harmon Amtrak station. (Shuttle Service available for $55 one-way)
Instructions for travel to Stony Point by bus.
Specific Instructions for travel from NYC.
Photo Credit: Drew Coffman