Narrowsburg
A small Delaware River town with independent shops, galleries, coffee and dinner — the deepest stretch of the river runs right below it.
Explore
Go out. Come back to the lake.
River towns, music, markets and trails are all a short drive away — and the house is still the best part of the day.
Callicoon
An easygoing Main Street with a farmers' market in season, a classic single-screen cinema and a short walk along the river.
Bethel Woods
The historic 1969 festival site, roughly 25–30 minutes away, with a summer concert season, a museum and exhibitions.
Livingston Manor
Independent shops and food, fly-fishing water and trailheads — the usual stop before or after a hiking day.
Food + drink
The area rewards a grocery run as much as a reservation: farm stands, a market morning in Callicoon, and dinners cooked at the island or smoked on the Traeger, eaten outside.
Outdoors
Beyond your own shoreline: the Delaware River, state forest trails and back roads that are worth driving slowly with the windows down.
Season by season
Swimming and paddling from late spring through early fall, foliage in October, and a fireplace-and-hot-tub winter when the lake goes still.
Nearby towns: Narrowsburg, Callicoon, Bethel Woods, Livingston Manor. A car is the practical way to get here and get around.
When are you coming to the lake?
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