Sullivan Catskills GO 2.8.3

The Sullivan Catskills region offers a rich history as a renowned vacation destination located approximately 90 minutes from New York City. Since the 19th century, this area has attracted visitors seeking leisure, fishing, and relaxation. Notably, in 1969, Bethel hosted the iconic Woodstock Music and Arts Fair, drawing over half a million attendees. Today, the region continues to attract diverse groups—including families, couples, and friends—looking to escape urban life, recharge, and enjoy a variety of experiences. The area provides year-round outdoor activities, distinguished resorts, idyllic inns, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds, and vacation rental options. The local arts scene is vibrant, complemented by innovative cuisine influenced by the Catskills’ unique culinary culture.

Key features of the Sullivan Catskills include:

• Bethel Woods Center for the Arts – the historic site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival
• The birthplace of American Dry Fly Fishing
• New York’s only Class-3 Resort Casino
• A 68,000-square-foot Ayurvedic Health and Wellness Center
• New York’s largest indoor waterpark
• The largest nesting population of bald eagles in the United States
• The Good Taste Craft Beverage Trail
• The Sullivan Catskills Dove Trail – paying homage to the historic Woodstock festival
• Callicoon Tractor Parade
• Dickens on the Delaware
• Livingston Manor Trout Parade
• Big Eddy Film Festival
• Delaware River water sports and camping adventures

Visitors are encouraged to stop by the Sullivan Catskills Visitors Center at 15 Sullivan Avenue in Liberty, NY. Staff and ambassadors are available Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm to assist in planning day trips, weekend getaways, or longer excursions tailored to individual interests. For more information, visit SullivanCatskills.com or contact us toll-free at 1-800-882-2287 or via email at [email protected].