Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome - Red Hook (NY)

5 /5 Robert Pugliese: Love this place! Where else can you see WWI era planes actually fly? The people are so nice. Great amenities and food. You can even fly in an open cockpit biplane. Fun for airplane geeks and families alike! Don’t miss the shows that run on weekends all season long.

5 /5 Leslie Billera: To be so close to all of the old airplanes as well as many vintage automobiles was incredibly special. It felt like we were stepping back in time. The museum is not overly curated. It feels like you are visiting a friend who happens to have the most amazing collection of old airplanes for you interact with closely. The main museum off of the gift shop had some charming 1940s music playing and it was just a magical experience. Highly recommend!

5 /5 Lisa Mitchell: Very nice collection of vintage aircraft! After touring the 4 museum buildings and walking by the open hangars at the air field, we met Marianne, Mark, David and Mike. We really enjoyed the extra time they took sharing their passion for these vintage aircraft! Definitely want to return for an air show!

5 /5 Lauren Young: Awesome experience! Everyone is super friendly and extremely knowledgeable. The amount of aviation history here is incredible. The museums were full of interesting information and the air show was quite entertaining and funny!

5 /5 Ryan Mazierski: What a great place this is! The Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome has a fantastic museum and a great air show. The museum features the history of early aircraft with both real and reproduction airplanes from the early 1900s to the 1940s. The ORA has several hangers full of early aircraft. Displayed along with the early planes are early 20th century cars and motorcycles. They even have an early car made by Sears! Depending on your interest in these subjects you could an hour or more in the museum. The air show is both thrilling and fun to watch. It is easy to watch the planes from the ground and there were plenty of seats available. They have a corny humorous plot that adds to the show. The show not only incorporates vintage aircraft but vintage automobiles and even a WW1 tank. To my knowledge this is the only air show in the US that regularly features these aircraft. If you have any love of history, aviation, or just want to watch an interesting show than this is the place for you.