$800

Callicoon Hills is a century old resort nestled in a lovely Catskills mountain valley in the hamlet of Callicoon Center, New York. This informal vacation resort welcomes those who wish to retreat to nature but still value personable hospitality and the comfort of thoughtful design. The air is clean and cool, the water pure and clear. Your days will be filled with outdoor activities including hiking, fishing, and enjoying your beautiful surroundings. Explore the many lovely towns within minutes, sure to surprise and delight you with their quaint offerings. INCLUDES: - 3-night stay in queen room - All resort fees Details: 3 nights / 1 bedrooms / Sleeps up to 2 Restrictions: Subject to availability. Not available over holidays. King Suite bedrooms not included. You'll contact the provider directly within 12 months of purchase to select dates and book the package. Valid: Valid Oct 1 - Apr 30 (Thu - Sun) & May 1 - Sep 30 (Mon - Thu)

LOCATION Callicoon Center, New York ABOUT THE RESORT Callicoon Hills is a century old resort nestled in a lovely Catskills mountain valley in the hamlet of Callicoon Center, New York. Our informal vacation resort welcomes those who wish to retreat to nature but still value personable hospitality and the comfort of thoughtful design. ACTIVITIES NEARBY -On Foot: In the words of the Hill family: “If walking or hiking, which are scientifically proven to be the healthiest sports of all time, are on your list of activities, then we have plenty of quiet country trails for your enjoyment.” Please explore the link below for excellent leisurely walks and hikes in our region. -Callicoon: Located on the banks of the Delaware River, Callicoon is a charming town steeped in history and rich in sightseeing opportunities. Callicoon is about a 15 minute drive from Callicoon Hills and offers eating and drinking options, shopping, a local farmers market, and the historic Callicoon Theater. -Livingston Manor: Livingston Manor, about a 15 minute drive from Callicoon Hills, is an historic town set alongside the Willowemoc river at the southeast edge of the 300,000 acre Catskill Park. Main Street has several restaurants, art and antique shops, and is the scene of an annual ‘trout parade’ in June. Livingston Manor is also known as the birthplace of American fly fishing and the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum is on the north edge of the town. -Fishing: Roscoe, 10 minutes up the road, is a haven for anglers, with 5 of America’s top trout streams. Located in the southwestern section of the Catskill Mountains, this region is blessed with rugged mountains, pristine rivers, lakes, and ponds. Just west of town, the world-renowned Beaverkill River and Willowemoc Creek meet in the legendary Junction Pool. A short ride west of town, angles will find the East Branch, West Branch, and the Main Stem of the Delaware River. These rivers provide anglers with world-class trout fishing and other diversified river fishing opportunities. -Eat & Drink: In addition to our on-site Rise & Shine Coffee and Conover Club, you’ll find a number of enjoyable drinking and dining establishments nearby. The landscapes of Sullivan County are ripe for farming and restaurant menus reflect the abundance of locally available products. Nearby Upward Brewing is located on a 120-acre preserve called “Beer Mountain”. Hike to the top before enjoying their beers. -Sullivan County: Since the 19th century, visitors have flocked to Sullivan County and the Catskills. Hundreds of resorts grew forming a legendary reputation for hospitality. The Beaverkill and Willowemoc – and the Delaware river drew anglers from all over the world. In 1969, half a million visitors came to Bethel for three days of peace, love, and music at the Woodstock Music and Art Festival. Today you’ll find several charming and historic towns to explore. We invite you to find fun, fresh air, and friends in Sullivan County. -Callicoon Center: Callicoon Center, our home, is a hamlet in Sullivan County on the western edge of the Catskills and sits at 1,253 feet of elevation. Within the hamlet, you’ll find a small playground and park just down the road from Callicoon Hills. Callicoon Center is perhaps best known for the Callicoon Center Band, which has been active since 1934.

TESTIMONIALS

"Stayed at Callicoon for a friends weekend and loved it! Beautiful setting, thoughtful interior design, and great service. Particularly loved the free coffee in the morning for hotel guests and s’mores by the fire pit at night. Lots of activities nearby including an alpaca farm. 10/10 recommend!" - Mila A.

"Callicoon Hills has a new look and is AMAZING. The care and detail that went in to the space and design doesn't go unnoticed. I stayed there this past weekend and loved to have cocktails and snacks in the bar and breakfast out on the back terrace. The rooms are simple and elegant with super comfy beds and great amenities. The event barn across the street is so beautiful and it was the perfect spot for live music and a fantastic dinner. Thanks for having us and can't wait to come back!" - Molly R.