The Space
Every room, a reason
to stay longer
Catskill Mountains · New York
Two hours from the city. A world away.
The Lodge
Nestled in the valley foothills just south of the Catskills, Goose Creek Lodge is a private retreat for those who know when to unplug. Old-growth timber, a wood-burning fireplace, and a well-stocked kitchen set the stage for long weekends spent eating well, sleeping deeply, and exploring one of the most beautiful corners of the Northeast.
Thoughtfully designed for small groups of friends and family — this is the escape that makes you forget your phone is in your pocket.
The Space
What's Included
The lodge is fully stocked and ready for arrival. No frills — just the right things, done well.
A proper stone fireplace at the heart of the main room. Firewood is always stocked. This is where the evenings happen.
Fully equipped with quality cookware, a large prep space, and everything you need to cook properly. Farmers' markets are minutes away.
Vinyl record player, board games, a projector setup for movie nights, and more. Rainy days are never a problem.
Acres of wooded land bordering Goose Creek. Perfect for morning walks, hammock time, or sitting by the water.
Five bedrooms with hotel-quality linens and blackout curtains, plus three full bathrooms. Room for everyone to spread out and sleep deeply.
Fast enough to work if you must, but the mountains will make you forget why you needed to.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome at Goose Creek Lodge. With acres of wooded land to roam, they'll love it as much as you do.
In-unit washer and dryer for extended stays. Pack light — we have everything you need for a long weekend or a full week away.
Climate controlled year-round. Cool in the summer, warm in the winter — the lodge is as comfortable in January as it is in July.
Multiple smart TVs throughout the lodge with all major streaming services. Perfect for a cozy movie night or catching the game without leaving the couch.
A full outdoor grill ready for use. Burgers at sunset, fresh-caught trout, or a proper cookout — the deck was made for it.
A Solo Stove on the grounds, stocked with wood — nearly smokeless and perfect for s'mores, good conversation, and a sky full of stars.
The Catskills
The valleys and foothills at the southern edge of the Catskills punch well above their weight. These are the places worth knowing.
A proper local brewery, beer garden, and restaurant right in Kerhonkson. Craft pints, good food, and a laid-back outdoor vibe that's perfect after a day on the trails. Your closest great pour.
Caribbean-inspired cooking right in Kerhonkson with vibrant flavors, good cocktails, and a genuinely welcoming neighborhood feel. One of the best tables closest to the lodge.
A working farm with a taproom pouring local beer, cider, and wine. Pick up fresh produce, grab a pint, and soak in the views of the Shawangunk Ridge. A true Kerhonkson staple.
A legendary farm dinner series set in a restored 1850s dairy barn. Multi-course meals built from the land around you. Reservations required — one of the most special dining experiences in the Catskills.
The essential local grocer — excellent produce, specialty provisions, prepared foods, and everything you need to stock the lodge kitchen. A cut above your average corner store.
The restaurant at the celebrated Inness hotel. Farm-fresh, ingredient-driven cooking in a beautifully designed setting. One of the most talked-about dining destinations in the Hudson Valley — worth every mile.
A certified-organic farm brewery making some of the most thoughtful beer in the region. Spectacular outdoor space, excellent food, and a setting in the Accord hills that's hard to leave.
An apple orchard and cidery with a wood-fired pizza kitchen, outdoor dining, and stunning mountain views. Go on a Sunday for the weekly farmers market. One of the Catskills' most magical spots.
A beloved Stone Ridge farm stand with seasonal produce, homemade baked goods, and comfort food that feels like home. The perfect first stop after arriving from the city.
A full-service grocer in Stone Ridge with a strong local ethos and an excellent selection of prepared foods, wine, and specialty items. Indispensable for a longer stay.
A roadside ice cream institution in Stone Ridge, making their own flavors from scratch with local ingredients. A required stop on any warm afternoon — the line is always worth it.
Exceptional pizza in High Falls with a devoted local following. House-made doughs, local ingredients, and perfect pies. Worth every mile of the detour — one of the best slices in Ulster County.
A Catskills institution near the Shawangunk Ridge. Classic German cooking, cold beer, and a sprawling outdoor deck that's been drawing hikers and locals since 1958. A true regional landmark.
A creative pizza spot in Kingston with an excellent natural wine list and a fun, lively atmosphere. One of the most beloved new additions to Ulster County's dining scene — go hungry.
An intimate natural wine bar in Kingston's Uptown Stockade District. European-inspired small plates, seasonal ingredients, and a list that rewards the curious. The kind of place you linger.
Lowcountry Southern cooking with Hudson Valley produce, craft cocktails, natural wines, and 12 draft lines. A covered deck, cozy interior, and a genuinely warm vibe — one of the most fun rooms in Ulster County.
Wood-fired, vegetable-forward New American cooking from an open kitchen at the heart of the room. Everything is GMO-free, locally sourced, and prepared with real intention. One of the best dinners in the Catskills — reserve ahead.
From the family behind Silvia, Good Night is a vibrant pan-Asian spot built around sharing. Globally inspired dishes, a full bar, and indoor, outdoor, and mezzanine seating — lively, fun, and consistently packed for good reason.
A European-inspired bistro with an open kitchen, creative cocktails, and thoughtfully crafted seasonal dishes. Warm, unpretentious, and consistently excellent in Kingston's Uptown district.
A hidden gem just minutes from the lodge. This easy trail through hemlock forest leads to a series of cascading waterfalls along the Vernooy Kill stream. Perfect for a quick morning walk or a refreshing afternoon dip.
Minnewaska State Park Preserve is minutes from the lodge. The lake loop trail winds through wildflower meadows and pine forest with stunning ridge views — equally great for hiking or mountain biking.
Big views without a full-day commitment. The Beacon Hill Loop in Minnewaska is perfect for a casual morning — wide carriage roads, sweeping Gunks panoramas, and views all the way to the Catskills.
A loop trail that follows the mountain ridge to a dramatic cliff-edge summit with views across the Shawangunks and into the Catskills. Multiple ledges to stop and take it all in.
One of the most dramatic hikes in the Hudson Valley. A 7.5-mile loop through dense woods, along cliff edges, and out to sweeping Shawangunk views. Allow 4–5 hours and bring a good lunch.
Three rewards in one hike: panoramic summit views from Sam's Point, eerie and chilly Ice Caves carved into the ridge, and a dizzying perch above Verkeerderkill Falls. Unmissable in any season.
One of the most beautiful natural swimming holes in the Northeast — a crystal-clear blue pool fed by the Rondout Creek deep in the Catskill forest. A timed entry permit is required in summer; book well in advance.
A stunning outdoor swimming complex on Lake Minnewaska with a pool, spray ground, and direct access to the lake. Family-friendly, free with a day-use pass, and surrounded by the beauty of the Shawangunks.
Short on time but want a real payoff? Giant Ledge delivers 180-degree Catskill panoramas in under 2 hours round-trip. One of the best effort-to-reward ratios in the region.
A 6,000 square foot antique and vintage showroom on Broadway in Kingston. Furniture, rugs, artwork, lighting, and decor refreshed weekly — the kind of place where you find the one thing that changes a room.
A beautifully curated lifestyle shop on Broadway celebrating local makers, independent designers, and thoughtful objects for home, self, and outdoors. The kind of edit that makes you want to redecorate everything.
Vinyl records, books, and oddities in Kingston's Uptown district. A digger's paradise with a constantly rotating stock — the kind of shop that makes an afternoon disappear completely.
Curated thrift, vintage clothing, upcycled art, and local history finds in one well-edited shop. Regularly refreshed stock and a genuine sense of discovery — budget more time than you think.
A gem of a kitchenware shop in Kingston's Stockade District. Thoughtfully sourced cookware, ceramics, and pantry goods — a natural stop for anyone who takes the lodge kitchen seriously.
A joyful boutique in Kingston's Stockade District filled with art, home decor, stationery, books, apothecary, and an abundance of beautifully giftable things. Founded by two former advertising producers with a sharp eye for the delightful.
A beloved Kingston institution that combines an excellent independent bookshop with a full bar. Browse, order a drink, stay far longer than planned. One of the most original spots in the Hudson Valley.
Home of the Upstate & Chill® collection in Kingston's historic Stockade District. Men's, women's, and children's clothing alongside apothecary and home goods — a local institution since 2017 housed in the old Opera House building.
A florist and home décor shop with a natural, unpretentious aesthetic at Kingston's Rondout waterfront. Stunning arrangements, thoughtful objects, and the kind of space that makes you want to slow down and look at everything.
A regional staple for fine menswear and accessories with locations in Woodstock and Rhinebeck. Classic pieces, well-made — the antidote to fast fashion and a great place to find something that lasts.
A serious independent bookstore with a beautifully curated selection. The kind of shop that makes you buy three books you didn't know you needed. A Woodstock institution worth a slow browse.
A beloved retro roller skating rink right on Route 209 in Accord — just minutes from the lodge. Open weekends with themed skate nights, a full snack bar, and an all-ages crowd. Pure, unpretentious fun that never gets old.
Reservations
Goose Creek Lodge is available to friends and family on a first-come basis. Reach out with your dates and group size and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.
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