Old Campbell Place is a cozy and charming cabin in the heart of the Catskills, located 2 hours from NYC.

Set on 13 private acres with access to a creek, the cabin has 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath. Amenities include a wood-burning stove, hot tub, screened-in porch, firepit, outdoor shower, BBQ, creek access, and access to the best hiking and dining in the region. The lively town of Callicoon is 5 minutes away. If you're looking for accommodations near Seminary Hill, this is just a few minutes away! Forget your worries in this cozy cabin.

A rustic cabin on the outside, with bright, renovated cottage within, guests arrive via gently winding country roads, passing farms along the way, and spy the Adirondack siding and charming screened-door entrance of the Old Campbell Place.

In summer, the large porch is both lounge and dining room, and serves as the heart of the house. Wintertime use serves as a handy spot for dropping snowy boots and layers of outerwear before passing through the French doors into the house proper.

The open plan space combines high, beadboard paneling, with comfortable, contemporary furnishings. The cute and efficient kitchen, with plenty of utensils and cookware, has open shelving and a gas stove, with dining table nearby. Then a couple of sofas in the living room area, near the glass-fronted wood stove, will be where you gather, lounge and connect.

Down the hall are three bedrooms: a full and two queens. The beadboard-paneled bathroom includes a mini-clawfoot tub with shower and vintage sink.

Though the house is proximate to the quiet country road, there are 13 mostly wooded acres to explore, starting with the backyard, which features a deck in the sun and hot tub under the stars. The outdoor shower (seasonal) is always one of those oddly pleasing experiences that reminds you you've veered away from your normal routine.

Step into the woods, and a series of steps with branch railings, leads down the ravine to the tumbling waters of Callicoon Creek. The stream has shallow runs, perfect for little tykes who will thrill at throwing stones that plonk into the water, and occasional deeper pools, including one that can be plunge-depth, depending on recent rainfall. But in all seasons, with the wild-growing rhododendron flourishing throughout, the time spent by the creek will be some of the memories you will most relish.

Old Campbell Place is convenient to both North Branch and the town of Callicoon. Fishing access to Callicoon Creek is less than 2 miles from the house.

Hortonville, located in western Sullivan County, New York, is a charming small town that offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Surrounded by the breathtaking Catskill Mountains and the tranquil Delaware River, the area is known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Visitors to Hortonville can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including fishing, boating, kayaking, and hiking. The town is just a short drive from the famous Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, which hosts concerts and events throughout the year.

The nearby Mongaup River is renowned for its excellent trout fishing. Visitors can also explore the town's local farms, markets, and restaurants, which offer fresh, farm-to-table cuisine featuring locally sourced ingredients.

For history buffs, Hortonville offers a glimpse into the region's past, with its charming historic buildings and landmarks. The town is also just a short drive from the scenic Delaware and Hudson Canal Linear Park, which provides a window into the area's rich industrial history.

Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a little bit of both, Hortonville offers something for everyone. With its natural beauty, outdoor activities, and historic charm, this lovely town is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway or an extended stay.

Hortonville is a small town in Sullivan County, New York, and the best way to get around depends on your personal preferences and the specific location you are visiting. Generally, driving is the most convenient mode of transportation as public transportation options are limited.

During the summer, driving conditions in Hortonville are generally good, with little traffic congestion. However, the roads can become busy on weekends due to tourism in the area.

In the winter, we recommend a car with four-wheel drive that can handle the snow and gravel roads.