New York
17 units spread across eight separate apartments, each with its own living room and kitchenette. Free weekend breakfast. 120 miles from NYC.
Moderately difficult 3-mile loop trail off the Ten Mile River. Best from late September through the end of October.
1920s industrial warehouse by the Delaware River. Taxidermy, antique hardware and salvaged lighting, and design services.
Tacos, burritos, breakfast burritos, soup, and desserts. They serve New York regional beer, wine, and liquor, and is the home to Stickett Inn Cider.
Seasonal, locally sourced New American dinners served in a rustic-chic dining room with a bar. It’s Chef Henning Nordanger’s take on American comfort food.
350 campsites on 250 acres in both beautiful wooded and open grass settings on the Delaware River. There’s a beautiful trout steam, too.
Tasting Room and retail store. Everything honey-based. Artisanal fine foods, craft cocktails Friday thru Sunday.
The best pantry staples, local produce and meat, fresh juices, classic BEC breakfast sammies, cozy cool home goods, gelato, and some pretty well-stocked shelves of groceries.
They’re open all summer and serve Pad Thai, curries, and drinks. The menu is 5 course fixed price. Set menu, set price.
2 bedroom rustic cabin on the Ten Mile River, just 3 miles to Narrowsburg. Fireplace, vintage kitchen, swimming, fishing, campfire and picnic spot.
6 guests, 3 bedrooms, 3 beds, 1 bath. Frette linens, Bosch kitchen appliances, American/Danish mid-century furniture, riverfront.
Your artistic home in the Upper Delaware Valley. Artist platforms in galleries, on stages, and at festivals. They are the Arts Council of Sullivan County.
Fantastic quick and casual eatery serving baked goods, coffee, breakfast, lunch, and an array of coffee drinks.
On scenic Route 97 on the Delaware River. Burgers, bar, deli, general store. The large outdoor bar is open spring thru fall. Great for rafters and campers.
Busy Mexican restaurant. The menu offers the usual Mexican fare, from ceviche to fajitas. They’ve got 1,444 reviews and a 4.5 rating on Google. People like it.
Saturday from 10 am to 1 pm from late May ’til late October. Fresh produce, cider, baked goods. Small and very nice market.
1 bedroom, 1 bath cottage that sits directly on the Delaware River. Bird lover’s paradise! Adult only. Fishing poles included!
Sun-filled cafe and roasting facility. Small-batch coffee roaster with premium teas and locally produced raw honey from their own hives.
Charming two-bedroom with loft accessible by a rustic built-in log ladder. Room for 7 guests. Large screened porch, boats provided.
New-style pizza joint right in the center of town. Wood-fired oven pizza, organic hots dogs, salads, and snacks to enjoy while viewing the Delaware River.
They aim to “advance the traditional art of storytelling by showing the newest and best independent films from around the world and in their own backyard.”
Four 2 room suites: DRINK, EAT, SOAK, and STEAM, as well as a two-bedroom cottage. Casual, gay-friendly, and luxe.
Riverfront 2 bedroom tiny cottage with room for 4 guests in 2 bedrooms with 3 beds and 1 bath.
Narrowsburg is a scenic hamlet on the Delaware River, on the border of Pennsylvania and New York. Tons of great restaurants and shops.
Truly fantastic food in this casual local. Beautiful pizza, sandwiches, pasta, steaks, and chops. Bar snacks include chicken wings and meatballs.
Fun and adventure on the Upper Delaware River since 1955. Rafting, canoeing, kayaking, tubing on the river. Campsites, too.
Luxury boutique hotel for humans over 14 and dogs of any age. Year-round hot pool, pond, and a bar + restaurant.
On the banks of the Delaware River. Food’s pretty good and the service is friendly. Nice atmosphere.
Riverfront cottage with room for 4 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 beds and 1 bath. Fire pit, deck, A/C.
Eco-friendly orchard and cidery with a tasting room and restaurant where ciders are paired with fresh, local food. Bring Fido!
Casual bar-restaurant with lots of burgers and steaks. Comfy, friendly. Big menu in a restored 1890s building in the center of downtown.
A curated collection of sustainably-sourced goods for your home and yourself from local Catskill artists and international artists and designers.
150-seat art deco performing arts theater. High-caliber jazz, classical, folk, world music, opera, and theatrical performances. Walking distance to Main Street.
This carefully curated selection of fine wine and spirits is not your average liquor store! Voted River Reporter’s Best of for 2022.
Ice cream made with local fresh milk and cream, sweetened with honey from their own beehives, made with fresh seasonal fruit, nuts, chocolate, and spices.
Your favorite American comfort foods, with a focus on fresh regionally-sourced ingredients. This cheery spot also offers house crafted cocktails and desserts.
Fresh bagels, boiled and baked daily Friday through Sunday, available at Callicoon Marketplace and Barryville Farmers Market, 9 am -2 pm or sold out.
Open-air gathering spot for live music and craft beer and an epic stage for a now buzzing open-air gathering space.
2,000 sf, 4 bedroom, 2 bath Victorian-era house. Eat-in modern kitchen, gas fireplace, hot tub, grill, deck, downtown location.
Deck on the Delaware River. Open on summer weekends and serves burgers, wings, and lots of fried food.Best for a cold beer and a sandwich on the deck.
Fantastic food store! Specialty groceries include foods locally and globally sourced, lots of craft beer, and a rotating selection of unique men’s and children’s fashions.
Riverfront cabin hosts 6 guests in 3 bedrooms with 3 beds and 1 bath. Japanese hot tub, deck, beautiful river views.
Comedy shows, live music, food and craft beer festivals, wine festivals, and more. The museum is open daily. Indoor and outdoor shows.
Jamaican-style tiny BBQ joint serving jerk chicken, jerk trout, collards, and a spicy (vegetarian) ital stew. Local farm-fresh ingredients.
An old fire station that’s been converted into a truly terrific restaurant. Impeccable cocktails, great food, reasonable prices.
A rustic retreat where city and country foxes alike have gathered since its first incarnation in the 50s. This little boutique motel is located where Ten Mile River joins Delaware River.
Small, well-run liquor store with the biggest and best selection of wine and spirits in the area. Very friendly staff.
Old-fashioned place with an old-fashioned Hungarian menu that specializes in fresh seafood, steaks, and Hungarian dishes.
Warm colonial home outfitted with all the modern necessities. 3,000 sf, five bedrooms, and three baths for up to 12 guests.
