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Rhinecliff (RHI) Amtrak Train Station Stop

Amtrak Station
455 Rhinecliff Rd, Rhinecliff, NY 12574

Explore the Hudson Valley by Taking Amtrak to Poughkeepsie

Rhinecliff is a charming riverside hamlet that offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and small-town character. When you arrive at the historic Rhinecliff Amtrak station—just steps from the Hudson River—you’ll find yourself within easy reach of some of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved destinations. Rhinecliff is the gateway to Rhinebeck, a vibrant village known for its boutique shopping, farm-to-table restaurants, and cultural institutions like Samuel’s Sweet Shop A short ride from the station brings you to Wilderstein Historic Site, the picturesque Queen Anne-style estate of FDR’s cousin, Margaret Suckley. Also nearby is Mirbeau Inn and Spa, a serene wellness retreat, and the elegant Beekman Arms Inn, the oldest continuously operating inn in America. Whether you’re strolling along tree-lined streets or exploring nearby trails in Ferncliff Forest,  Rhinecliff is an ideal starting point for a Hudson Valley escape.

Rhinecliff Train Station Location

Rhinecliff-Kingston Station | RHI | New York by Rail

Rhinecliff Train Station Parking

Rhinecliff train station parking is simple and accessible; there is also dedicated accessible parking available. For just $5.00 riders can park for up to 16 hours. For longer trips, $10.00 can be paid for 16 – 24 hours. Or if you’re a frequent rider, you can purchase a monthly parking pass for $60.00.

POU Amtrak Station Details

General Services
  • ATM not available
  • Elevator
  • Payphones
  • Quik-Trak kiosks
  • Accessible restrooms
  • Unaccompanied child travel allowed
  • No vending machines
  • No WiFi
  • Arrive at least 30 minutes prior to departure
Baggage Information
  • Amtrak Express shipping not available
  • No checked baggage service
  • No checked baggage storage
  • Bike boxes not available
  • No baggage carts
  • Ski bags not available
  • No bag storage
  • Shipping boxes not available
  • Baggage assistance provided by Ticket Office Staff
Station Accessibility
  • Payphones
  • Accessible platform
  • Accessible restrooms
  • Accessible ticket office
  • Accessible waiting room
  • No accessible water fountain
  • Dedicated accessible parking available
  • No high platform
  • Wheelchair available
  • Wheelchair lift available
Parking Information
  • Dedicated accessible parking available
  • Parking is available
  • No parking attendant
Waiting Room Hours
  • Monday - Sunday: 5:15 AM - 11:00 PM

Connecting Transportation

From Rhinecliff Station you can take advantage of Dutchess County Public Transit offering bus service to nearby towns, including Rhinebeck, Kingston, and Poughkeepsie. Also, you can easily rent and pick up a reserved NYTRAIN Enterprise Rent-a-Car right at the Rhinecliff-Kingston Station. Click here to reserve your car or call the Rhinecliff-Kingston Station office today at: 845-336-4700.

Things to do in the Rhinecliff Area

Taking Amtrak to the Rhinecliff-Kingston station but want to explore beyond the platform? This scenic stop is perfectly situated for discovering some of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved attractions. Just minutes away is the charming village of Rhinebeck, filled with boutique shops, cozy cafés, and fine dining. In the summer enjoy the iconic Dutchess County Fair with plenty of family fun. History buffs can tour the Wilderstein Historic Site, a stunning 19th-century estate overlooking the Hudson, or visit the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, where vintage aircraft take flight in weekend air shows. Nearby, relax at the tranquil Omega Institute for Holistic Studies. On the other side of the Hudson River, 12 miles from the station, lies the historic and trendy city of Kingston, with three distinct regions–the historic uptown Stockade District; midtown, and the downtown waterfront Rondout area. Popular attractions include the Hudson River Maritime Museum, the Senate House State Historic Site, UPAC, the Old Dutch Church and the Rondout Lighthouse. Or explore nearby Woodstock for beautiful views and fun culture. 

Not only does traveling to Rhinecliff Station provide you with a scenic train ride no matter where you’re traveling from,Taking Amtrak to Rhinecliff places you in the heart of it all—offering a relaxing and scenic route to some of the region’s best experiences.

A couple enters a glass door, the man pulling a suitcase. A sign reads Mirbeau Inn & Spa, Rhinebeck. The exterior is beige with windowed doors and lanterns, exuding charm and elegance.
BLOG: Rhinebeck County Charm
A quaint street in Rhinebeck is lined with small shops, including Samuels Sweet Shop and William Wood Antiques. The storefronts are colorful, with red and blue accents, and a few small trees line the sidewalk.
Overnight in Rhinebeck
People enjoy a colorful swing carousel at the Dutchess County Fair during dusk, with a Ferris wheel and game booths in the background, and trees silhouetted against the evening sky.
Dutchess County Fairgrounds
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