Coeymans

Discover Albany County: Coeymans

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The Town of Coeymans was incorporated in 1673. The town includes the village of Ravena and the hamlets of Alcove, Aquetuck, Coeymans, Coeymans Hollow and Roah Hook. Located along the bank of the Hudson River, the town features family-friendly parks and waterfront dining. Keep scrolling to learn about a few attractions for visitors (and locals!) to explore in the Albany County town of Coeymans.

Coeymans Landing Park

Located on the banks of the Hudson River, Coeymans Landing Park has a playground, picnic tables, a charming gazebo and boat launch. The park is also an Upstate Kayak Rentals self-serve kayak rental hub! Grab a pair of kayaks and paddle around this area for unique views of large barges and ships from the nearby Port of Coeyman's. Plan your park visit around sunset for some stunning views!

Yanni's Too Restaurant

Nestled in Coeyman's Landing Park is the family-owned Yanni's Too Restaurant! Sip on cocktails, spoon up chowder and dine on seafood fare on the restaurant's spacious patio overlooking the Hudson River. The restaurant owner Marc Yanni is dubbed “The Calamari King” for his award-winning calamari. The waterfront restaurant impressively scooped up multiple "Bestie" awards from Capital Region Living Magazine including "Best Calamari", "Best Lobster Mac n Cheese", "Best Seafood Restaurant", "Best Chowder" and "Best Outdoor Dining."

Joralemon Memorial Park

Spanning 160 acres, Joralemon Memorial Park has wooded trails, a pavilion, playgrounds and tennis courts. Take a hike along the trails to view rare wildflowers, towering trees and interesting plants. Hikers might even stumble upon a historic lime kiln dating back to the Civil War! Tucked away in the park is also a massive Disc Golf Course. The 38 hole disc golf course features two 18-hole loops throughout the park's wooded areas and open fairways. The course is perfect for players of all skill levels from beginners to more experienced players.

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Michelle Ancona
Michelle Ancona is the Content Marketing Manager for Discover Albany. She grew up in Boise, Idaho and moved to the East Coast to attend Marist College. After working at several PR agencies, she joined Discover Albany to follow her passion of showcasing all the wonderful events, experiences and attractions that New York's Capital City has to offer travelers and locals alike!

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