Stay in a Tiny House in the Catskill Mountains of Upstate New York
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Stay in tiny house: Upstate NY camping in luxury
Glampers can come an enjoy a camping stay in the Catskills of Upstate New York at this seven by 18-foot tiny house nestled in the forest. It is part of a 12-acre farm with goats, sheep, alpacas, and chickens and can sleep up to three guests. This tiny house NY, offers an open floor plan set with a sleeping loft and a day bed. There is also a table with seating for two and a small desk. Guests are sure to love their stay in the best tiny house Upstate NY has!
Guests are encouraged to explore the 12-acre property, relax by the pond, cuddle the bunnies, sheep, and goats. Please ask how to turn off the electric fence and go for a hike on the six-mile rails-to-trails path across the street when you're not enjoying the amenities of this luxury tiny house.
There is access to a communal outdoor fire pit, a six-burner outdoor stove and grill, a hot double outdoor shower and an outhouse. High-speed internet is provided free of charge. It only works closer to the main houses, so guests may have to sit outside to access it.
2 beds
- 1 Double bed
- 1 Extra Bed
Features and Services
- Shared Barbecue
- Laundry service
- Linens and pillows
- Fire pit
- Parking
- Deck/Patio
- Toilet
- Sink
- Lounge/Living room
Hosted by Joshua
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- Joined in 2016
- More than 100 bookings
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Accommodation Rules
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Check-in: 03:00 PM
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Check-out: Flexible
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Infants allowed Under 2 years old
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Children allowed 2-12 years old
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No smoking
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No parties
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Some spaces are shared
Be kind to the environment and take care of the surroundings.
Cancellation policy
Location & Surroundings
Woodridge, New York (United States)
Detailed location provided after booking
Activities
- Swimming
- Horseback riding
- Biking
- Kayaking/Canoeing
- Fishing
- Yoga
- Wildlife watching
- Feeding animals
The natural offerings given by this area are prized by residents. There are hikes that will lead guests to rivers, waterfalls and look-out points. Lakes are everywhere and offer great fresh water swimming. The Basha Kill wetland is the largest wetland, over 3,000 acres, in southeastern New York and is home to a diverse population of wildlife and plants. Many beautiful and sustainable farms are close-by and welcome visitors. Information can be found in the guidebook.