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Things To See & Do

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In the Area

  1. Sullivan Catskills Visitor Association 
  2. Arts Nest Lake Huntington

Breweries

  1. Russian Mule Brewery 
  2. Bridge and Tunnel Brewery 
  3. Upward Brewing Company 
  4. Shrewd Fox Brewery 
  5. Catskill Brewery 
  6. Callicoon Brewing 

Wineries & Cideries

  1. Bashakill Vineyards 
  2. Seminary Hill 
  3. Forthright Cyder & Mead 

Distilleries

  1. Alton Distillery 
  2. Catskill Provisions

Fun Parks

  1. Holiday Mountain 
  2. Liberty Heights Trampoline and Adventure Park 

Casinos

  1. Resorts World Catskills 

Amusement Parks

  1. Legoland 
  2. The Castle Fun Center 

Performing Arts Centers

  1. Bethel Woods Center for the Arts 
  2. Forestburgh Playhouse 
  3. Delaware Valley Opera 
  4. Hurleyville Performing Arts Center 
  5. Forestburgh Playhouse 

Excursions

  1. The Outside Institute 
  2. Dette Flies 
  3. Delaware Highlands Conservancy 
  4. Reber River Trips 
  5. Lander’s River Trips 
  6. The Left Bank Art Gallery 
 

  1. Liberty Museum & Arts Center 
  2. Borscht Belt Museum 
  3. The Museum at Bethel Woods 
  4. Honey Hill Pottery 
  5. Stage Coach Trails Alpacas 
  6. New York Renaissance Faire 

Shopping/Antiques

  1. Domestic Novelties 
  2. Laughing Ladies 
  3. Town & Country Antiques 
  4. Country Bumkin 

Zipline/Aerial Ropes Course

  1. Sullivan O & W Rail Trail 

Bike Trails

  1. Sullivan O & W Rail Trail 
  2. Delaware & Hudson Canal Linear Park 

Ski

  1. Holiday Mountain 
  2. Sullivan O & W Rail Trail 

Hiking

  1. Sullivan O & W Rail Trail 
  2. Walnut Mountain Park 

Boating

  1. Swinging Bridge Marina 

Golf

  1. Monster Golf Club 
  2. Sullivan County Golf 

Water Parks

  1. The Kartrite Indoor Waterpark 

“We loved the place!  It was beautiful, relaxing, and had everything needed and more. Host was very helpful; place was squeaky clean! Would deff recommend to anyone who wants to disconnect and just relax , enjoy the outdoors.“

Lady (Linden, NJ)  –  Stayed a few nights

Additional Information

Domes at Catskills offers luxury experiences for our valued guests. Attention to detail and exquisite taste is what sets this vacation getaway and property apart from the rest.

Guest Access

Registered guests have full access to their dome, and the common areas of the remainder of the 22 acre lakefront property. Walking trails, lounge and Adirondack chairs throughout the resort. All dome guests must be at 16 years old or older.

About the lake

The lake is man-made and created in 1894 by damming the tributary river, creating a pristine 333 acre lake.  Originally called Stevensville, the name was changed to Swan Lake after Alden S. Swan purchased the lake, several hotels and a casino in 1895.

About the property

The 22 acre wooded property is carefully designed to provided maximum relaxation to guests. The domes are spaced apart, and cars are not allowed on the property other than the designated parking lot in order to ensure a serene and quiet environment. The 1,000 feet of shoreline on Swan Lake is available to all guests looking to relax by the water, read a book, or do some "remote" work using the powerful WIFI throughout the property.

About the host

Jerry M. Feeney created the Domes at Catskills as a unique accommodation giving guests the "experience" of camping while also enjoying the amenities of a 5 star hotel. "I hated camping as a kid. Sleeping in a tent on the cold ground was just not for me. But I loved the outdoors and always dreamed of creating a resort that combined all the best parts of camping without the downside." A NYC real estate lawyer for many years, Jerry is enjoying this next chapter in the hospitality arena. A super host for several years on Airbnb, guests are sure to enjoy his keen eye and attention to detail, as well as his natural interior design talents.

Safety info

All domes are equipped with smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Guests have the ability to securely lock the domes during their stay. All domes are equipped with fire extinguishers.

Guests should be aware that wildlife is present and precaution should be taken to avoid interacting with animals in their natural wild habitat. Garbage must be secured in provided receptacles as hungry bears will make a meal of any leftover food item and they have no trouble getting into plastic bags.

All dogs must be leashed when outside of dome and owners must pick up after their pets.