From our earliest visitors and historic settlers to our newest investors and residents, The Catskills was and continues to be the perfect place to live, work, play and raise a family. With a desirable location, highly educated work force, nationally recognized schools and pro-business environment, The Catskills has it all.
You’ll be surrounded by beauty, culture, wildlife and more. If you’re an outdoor person, the Catskills is the perfect choice. Home to the gorgeous Delaware River Valley, Sullivan is known for water sports of all types: rafting, canoeing, kayaking and fishing. The region is known internationally for excellent fly fishing! On land, you’ll find mountains to climb, hills to bike, and plenty of remote hunting grounds too.
Not such an outdoorsy person? No problem. The Catskills is the home of a wide variety of artists, craftspeople and performers. Only 2 hours from NYC, you’ll find galleries, artist’s studios and intimate performance spaces.
Here’s a great map to get you started! Try Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, the original location of the Woodstock Festival of the Arts. There’s a museum devoted to Woodstock and the 1960s, and outdoor and indoor venues featuring a seasonal concert series.
Like to eat? You’re in luck. We have great restaurants too.
Here’s a Daily News article about more reasons to live in the Catskills.
All this, combined with lower taxes and proximity to NYC, PA and NJ, make Sullivan County Catskills a great choice for your vacation home, weekend getaway or permanent residence.
• Scenic Delaware River Corridor
• Beautiful Delaware River Valley
• Canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking & hunting
• Abundant state lands
• Lower taxes
• 20 Minutes from Metro-North
• Eagle nesting habitat with eagle viewing stations along the Delaware River corridor
Here’s a link to the Sullivan County Visitors Guide for more information on this beautiful region.