On our way to Albany, then Coxsackie, a wonderful discoveryAugust 24, 2026
Public dock · Visited August 24, 2026
Jennings Landing
Our impressions and services
- Overall impression
- Good
- Shore access
- Excellent
- Shelter at anchor
- Good
- Beauty of the place
- Good
- Waste and recycling
- Available
Our experience
The docks are very well constructed and seem very sturdy. However, as the spot is quite isolated, we were not comfortable leaving Éolo unattended for several hours.
It is written, hidden under the foliage, that there is a 2-hour limit.
Jennings Landing is part of the Corning Preserve, a large public park developed on the banks of the Hudson River in the heart of Albany. The site includes a riverfront promenade, green spaces, walking and biking trails as well as an outdoor amphitheater that hosts various events during the warmer months.
For boaters, a dock located directly at Jennings Landing allows tying up for a short stop, with a maximum stay of two hours. The dock offers convenient access to the waterfront and downtown Albany, located a few minutes' walk away.
Jennings Landing is also connected to downtown by the Hudson River Way, a pedestrian bridge that crosses the Hudson. With its green spaces, riverfront promenade and water access, the site makes a pleasant stop for visitors and transient boaters in Albany.
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