Top Things to do in Catskill Region
Top Hotels in Catskill Region
- 1. Best Western Plus Kingston Hotel And Conference Center
- 2. The Roxbury, Contemporary Catskill Lodging
- 3. Hampton Inn by Hilton New Paltz
- 4. The Woodstock Inn on the Millstream
- 5. Hampton Inn Kingston
- 6. Best Western Plus Kingston Hotel And Conference Center
- 7. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Saugerties - Hudson Valley
- 8. Resorts World Catskills
- 9. Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center
- 10. Hotel Dylan
10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Catskill Region That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Catskill Region, United States including Kadampa Meditation Center New York and World Peace Temple, G. Steve Jordan Gallery, Windham Fine Arts, Walkway State Historic Park, Stone Arch Bridge Historical Park, Pratt Rocks, Lighthouse, Old Dutch Church, Hutton Brickyards, Mahayana Buddhist Temple.
Restaurants in Catskill Region
1. Kadampa Meditation Center New York and World Peace Temple
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
KMC New York is located on 82 wooded acres in the colorful Upper Delaware River Valley in rural New York. It is just two hours from New York City. The Temple is open to the public every day, including the dessert café and gift shop. Ongoing meditation classes, study programs and retreats offer an opportunity to discover and increase your inner peace. We invite you to relax and refresh yourself in this special healing environment.
Reviewed By GikoKadampa - New Jersey, United States
This place is magical! If you are seeking self improvement, the Buddhist teachings here are life changing.
2. G. Steve Jordan Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
3. Windham Fine Arts
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
This contemporary art gallery located in the Catskill Mountains features a wide array of artists and craftspeople with an ever changing collection that includes abstract art, traditional landscapes, sculpture, prints, photography and everything in between. Join our mailing list to get updates about upcoming events, artist's receptions and musical performances.
4. Walkway State Historic Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By krocking123 - New York City, United States
This place is great. You can rollerblade, bike, or walk.. lots of people watching. Parking lot is large and overflow parking is available ... FREE for all!!
5. Stone Arch Bridge Historical Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By zodreb - New York City, United States
A beautiful small park with a neat grass covered bridge. There is trail but we only went down it a little. The main issue is this is a relatively busy intersection for the area so you are hearing a car go by at least once per minute, and it's close enough to be a bothersome noise. Going down the trail you are still hearing those cars, so this is hardly a place for quiet. However, it's got a playground and a place to grill, I think this would be a great place to have a bbq with friends, but all of that is closed due to covid. Bathroom also closed due to covid. Only gets 5 stars because of the beautiful bridge, otherwise the road noise and the trail would warrant 3 stars. Really, the bridge is the only reason to come if you are a tourist but it's a fantastic stop nonetheless. Spend about 10 minutes here to experience the bridge and go on your way. The trail isn't anything super interesting and there was a short area through woods that was not marked with blazes. We turned back after 15 minutes of walking.
6. Pratt Rocks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Travelchic35 - Freeport, United States
I stumbled upon this place on Route 23A in Prattsville, NY. It's considered the Mount Rushmore of New York, but I think that a VERY generous description! It's more of a short .5 mile hike up a mountain to see some carvings commissioned by Zadock Pratt who the town was named after. It's a nice detour if you are up for a short hike and like history. The bottom of the mountain has the Mr. Pratt's life story and provides context for the carvings in Pratt Rocks. I'm not an avid hiker, but I did climb this on an 85 degree day and reached the top a little sweaty. Would visit agin if time permitted.
7. Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By Y6687SCcarold - Forest Hills, United States
We have taken the walk several times, fall, winter and by water in the summer. beautiful old building, renovated next is to stay overnight
8. Old Dutch Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Timzorrr - Edmonds, United States
The original chruch was built in 1679 but was burned by the British in 1777 along with what was the village. General George Clinton and roughly 70 Revolutionary War soldiers were buried in the grave yard on the church property. The church that is here now, was built in 1852 in Renaissance Revival style. Well worth a stop if you are into history!
9. Hutton Brickyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
The Premier Event Venue on the Hudson River. Escape to the Hudson Valley and discover a unique event venue, large enough to accommodate your large event venue needs.
