Bethlehem, Coeymans & New Scotland

Bethlehem, Coeymans and New Scotland are three bordering towns in Albany County. From kayaking along the Hudson River, to exploring John Boyd Thacher State Park, to dining out at delicious restaurants, these three towns offer something for everyone.

PicturedPine Hollow Arboretum

Town of Bethlehem

Located on the west bank of the Hudson River, the town of Bethlehem covers 52 square miles. From scenic landscapes, to must-try restaurants, to Albany County’s only arboretum, Bethlehem offers an array of things to do.

Town of Coeymans

The Town of Coeymans was incorporated in 1673. Nestled along the bank of the Hudson River, the town features family-friendly parks and waterfront dining.

PicturedThacher Park

Town of New Scotland

New Scotland, spanning 58 square miles, is in the center of Albany County. Home to the iconic John Boyd Thacher State Park, the town offers scenic adventures, beautiful lakes, and plenty of small-town charm.