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Planning a trip to the Catskill Mountains? Want to make your stay truly unforgettable? Then this is the blog for you! Learn why Callicoon Hills is the ultimate boutique Catskills hotel and discover the best things to do on your Catskills vacation. And later, find out how you can securely, conveniently book Callicoon Hills with the help of Nook Outdoors. Let’s get started!
New York’s Catskills are a year-round outdoor playground. Whether skiing in the winter, leaf peeping in the fall, or hiking in the spring or summer, you’ll find recreation opportunities for every season. Moreover, with breathtaking mountain scenery all around, it’s as scenic as it is fun. So, why would you settle for accommodations that relegate the great outdoors to the background? Because from Eastwind Oliverea Valley to Hotel Lilien, you’ll certainly find no shortage of luxury hotels in this part of Upstate New York. However, if communion with nature is what you’re after, you may find that these options fall short. Enter: Callicoon Hills. Keep reading to learn why this Catskills hotel is the ultimate way to stay in the Catskill Mountains.
At Callicoon Hills, you won’t know where the resort ends and nature begins. This boutique Catskills hotel occupies 23 acres of New York countryside complete with creek frontage, hiking trails, and more. But don’t think you have to sacrifice comfort to connect with nature at Callicoon Hills. Because with five accommodation options ranging from two-person a-frame cabins to a private two-bedroom cabin with room for six, Callicoon Hills has accommodations for every size travel party, all outfitted with home-like comforts like plush beds, electricity, and Wi-Fi. Moreover, with everything from a pool to a sauna to a restaurant, coffee shop, and bar, Callicoon Hills spared no expense on luxury amenities.
So, let’s take a closer look at the accommodations and amenities at this boutique Catskills hotel!
As previously mentioned, Callicoon Hills boasts five accommodation options. They are the Boarding House, the Pool House, Ridge Rooms, Creekside Cabin, and A-Frame Cabins. Get the full scoop on what each option offers below!
Built in 1905, the Boarding House houses the lobby, coffee shop, and restaurant, as well as three floors of guest rooms that balance the historic charm of the building with modern comforts. Boarding House rooms come in five configurations: King, Queen, King Suite, Deck House Queen, and Deck House King. All guest rooms sleep two guests and feature plush bedding, as well as luxury bathrooms, stunning views, and more!
With direct access to the king-size pool, the Pool House blends rustic charm and resort-style luxury. The Pool House offers three types of guest rooms: King, Queen, and Double Full. All rooms are accessible and dog-friendly and feature plush beds, sound machines, as well as bathroom amenities. King and Queen rooms sleep two guests, while Double Full rooms sleep four.
Ridge Rooms comprises three buildings: Hill House, Lake House, and Tree House. Each building boasts views corresponding to its name as well as a mix of king, queen, pet-friendly, and accessible guest rooms. Rooms sleep two guests and feature the same amenities as the Boarding House.
With two bedrooms, two baths, plus a sleeper sofa accommodating up to six guests, this standalone cabin is the perfect choice for families or friend groups. In addition to extra space and privacy, it features a craftsman-style kitchen, a cozy living area, an outdoor cinema, and more!
Set on the property’s lushly forested back end and featuring floor-to-crown windows, the A-Frame Cabins offer an immersive glamping experience in nature. Meanwhile, complimentary Wi-Fi, electricity, and portable fans and heaters provide a sense of comfort you won’t find in traditional camping accommodations. A-Frame cabins are open from May through October and can comfortably accommodate two guests.
From on-site dining to hiking trails, the amenities at Callicoon Hills offer the perfect mix of old-fashioned fun and modern refinement. Here’s a closer look at the many amenities you can enjoy at Callicoon Hills:
Conveniently located in Callicoon Center, NY, Collicoon Hills is the perfect base of operations for all your favorite Catskills recreational activities. Here are just a few of the fun things to do near Callicoon Hills:
While Callicoon Hills offers its own hiking trails, you don’t have to content yourself with on-site hiking. Surrounding Sullivan County is home to miles of scenic hiking trails. From town parks to railtrails to state parks, from smooth and level to rough and steep, there are trails for every kind of hiker. One of the area’s most popular hiking spots is certainly Balsam Lake Mountain. Though somewhat strenuous, the view from the top makes it more than worth the challenge.
From Esopus Creek to the Little Delaware River, the Catskills are undoubtedly an angler’s paradise. However, nowhere is the fishing better than Roscoe, located about 10 minutes from Callicoon Hills. In fact, Roscoe boasts five of the best trout streams in the US! Popular fishing spots include Willowemoc Creek, Beaverkill Run, as well as their confluence, the legendary Junction Pool.
With significant snowfall, many Catskills recreational activities are inaccessible during the winter. However, if you like to ski, winter is the perfect time to visit. In fact, the Catskills boast some of the best skiing in New York. Top ski resorts include Windham Mountain, as well as Bellayre Mountain, Hunter Mountain, and Mohonk Mountain House.
Of course, outdoor recreation isn’t all there is to do in Callicoon Center. Here are some more tame activities to add to your itinerary:
Located 15 minutes from Callicoon Hills, Downtown Livingston Manor is a historic Catskills town offering shopping, dining, and more. Take a stroll down Main Street as you dip in and out of antique and boutique shops in search of the perfect souvenir. If you work up an appetite, you’ll find many quality restaurants, including the Arnold House, Robin Hood Diner, and Cafe 43.
Downtown Livingston Manor is also home to the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum. Learn about the art of fly fishing, how to help preserve fly fishing environments, and why Livingston Manor is considered the birthplace of fly fishing in America.
History buffs and music fans alike will certainly appreciate this. Home to the 1969 Woodstock music festival, Bethel, NY commemorates this momentous cultural moment with the Museum at Bethel Woods, where multimedia exhibits highlight the festival and the 60’s counterculture at large.
Nearby, in the town for which the festival was named, you’ll find the spirit of the 60’s alive and well. Visit the Woodstock Artists’ Association and Museum to see works by local artists. If you time your vacation just right, you can also catch events like the Woodstock Jazz Festival and the Woodstock Film Festival. Woodstock is around an hour and a half from Callicoon Hills, while Bethel is just 23 minutes away.
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