Woodland Chalet, Fire Pit, Gazebo & Forest Views

Summary:

Experience the best of the Catskills at Woodland Chalet, a spacious, beautifully renovated retreat with 2 bedrooms and multiple outdoor entertainment areas including a fire pit, gazebo, and expansive deck. Perfect for families or groups, you’ll enjoy privacy, comfort, and quick access to Roscoe and Livingston Manor’s top breweries, shops, and fishing.



Please see: Other Things to Note

For Area Details, please see: The Neighborhood & Getting Around

Pet Friendly, fee applies per pet.



The Space:

Woodland Chalet, Home Features:

• 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, up to 4 guests

• Expansive Deck With Grill & Outdoor Dining

• Fire Pit & Gazebo In Scenic Wooded Setting

• Beautiful Open Interior, Fireplace, Vaulted Ceilings & Modern Kitchen

• Cozy Loft Desk for Easy Remote Work

• Free WiFi & Smart TV



NOTE: Need more room? Our 3-bedroom chalet listing accommodates up to 6 guests for larger parties and is available with an additional nightly rate.



Nestled on six acres of tranquil Catskills forest, Woodland Chalet offers a peaceful retreat for relaxation and nature. The home’s striking A-frame architecture is set among towering trees, with large windows and an exterior deck that blend indoor and outdoor living. Enjoy a grassy lawn with bright red Adirondack chairs, a short path to a charming gazebo, and a spacious upper deck at the back of the home, elevated above the grounds and perfect for outdoor dining, grilling, and gathering under the stars. The upper deck is accessed directly from inside, while a lower deck and a dedicated fire pit area with modern seating offer even more places to unwind.



This tranquil, renovated abode is only a short distance from two of the hottest towns in the Catskills, Roscoe and Livingston Manor, where you’ll find local breweries, distilleries, shops, art galleries, and some of the best fishing! Enjoy high-speed WiFi, luxury furnishings, thoughtful amenities, and Smart TV in this quiet, picturesque retreat from the city.



Inside, the open-concept great room features vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, and a comfy sectional sofa. The dining area is surrounded by windows and opens to the deck, so you can enjoy meals with a view. The kitchen is equipped with modern stainless-steel appliances, open shelving, and everything you need for cooking and entertaining. The main level also includes a full bathroom and a laundry room for convenience.



Bedroom 1 is located on the main level and features a queen bed with a stylish green accent wall. Upstairs, Bedroom 2 is the primary suite with a king bed, ensuite bath, and peaceful woodland views. Both beds are fitted with quality Casper mattresses for cool, comfortable sleep. Just outside the primary bedroom, a loft workspace with a desk and chair is perfect for remote work or creative projects.



Whether you’re savoring your morning coffee on the deck, strolling the wooded grounds, or gathering friends and family for a meal outdoors, Woodland Chalet is all about making the most of the Catskills setting. Multiple outdoor entertainment areas invite you to relax and connect: enjoy an expansive deck with an outdoor grill and dining space overlooking the trees, or spend your evenings around the fire pit under the stars. The gazebo is a peaceful spot to pause and take in the woodland views*. Here, every day brings new ways to enjoy the fresh mountain air and the beauty of nature, making this chalet the ideal home base for your Catskills adventure.



Please Note: A 4WD vehicle is required to access the property during the winter months.



*The gazebo does typically offer outdoor seating, which is currently in storage and the gazebo will be furnished after the homeowner has had it re-stained Spring '26.



Guest Access:

This home uses door code entry for self-check-in; your door code is sent by email and text within two weeks of arrival. Early check-in and late check-out are available upon request (subject to availability). Please contact us at least 24 hours in advance.



The Neighborhood:

The Catskills and Hudson Valley are fantastic destinations for anyone looking to escape the city and experience a blend of natural beauty, vibrant culture, and small-town charm. This region is famous for its rolling mountains, lush forests, and scenic river views—perfect for hiking, biking, kayaking, or simply soaking up the outdoors. In autumn, the foliage is truly spectacular, painting the landscape in vibrant colors. Throughout the area, you’ll discover a unique mix of history and creativity, with beautifully preserved architecture, art galleries, boutique shops, and a thriving farm-to-table dining scene featuring fresh local produce and artisanal goods. Weekend markets, cozy cafés, and a welcoming community vibe are found in every corner. The region is rich in culture, with attractions like Olana, Clermont State Historic Site, and regular art shows, music events, and seasonal festivals. Whether you’re after adventure, relaxation, or a foodie experience, the Catskills and Hudson Valley deliver it all—making any of these charming towns a perfect home base for exploring this special corner of New York.



Roscoe, affectionately known as “Trout Town, USA,” is a haven for anglers and outdoor lovers, where the legendary Beaverkill and Willowemoc rivers converge. The town’s unique claim to fame is its world-class fly fishing, drawing visitors from around the globe to its pristine waters and historic fishing lodges. Beyond the rivers, Roscoe offers a classic Catskills experience with rustic inns, local breweries, and a main street lined with gear shops and cozy cafés. The surrounding forests and hills provide endless opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife watching. Roscoe’s blend of sporting heritage, natural beauty, and small-town friendliness makes it a must-visit for anyone seeking both adventure and relaxation in the Catskills.



Things to See & Do:

• Things to Do:

- Go fly fishing at Junction Pool or Willowemoc Creek.

- Visit the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum.

- Enjoy craft beer at Roscoe Beer Company.

- Explore the Roscoe O&W Railway Museum.

- Picnic or play at Trout Town USA Park.

- Attend the annual Trout Parade.

- Shop at local outfitters for fishing gear.

- Camp or hike in nearby state forests.



• Things to See:

- The confluence of Beaverkill and Willowemoc at Junction Pool

- Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum’s riverside campus

- Roscoe Diner’s classic neon sign

- Willowemoc Creek’s trout-filled waters

- Beaverkill Covered Bridge’s historic wooden span (nearby)

- Trout Town USA Park’s riverfront setting

- Roscoe O&W Railway Museum’s vintage railcars

- Rolling hills and farmland surrounding the hamlet



• Golf Courses: Roscoe Mountain Club, Villa Roma Resort Golf Course, Twin Village Golf Course



• Museums: Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum, Roscoe O&W Railway Museum, Time and the Valleys Museum (Grahamsville, nearby)



• Local Markets: Roscoe Farmers Market, Livingston Manor Farmers Market (nearby), Callicoon Farmers Market (nearby), Roscoe Beer Company Market



• Local Restaurants & Shopping

- Restaurants: Roscoe Diner, The Junction, Raimondo’s Restaurant & Pizzeria, Roscoe Beer Co., The Courtyard, Riverside Café, Northern Farmhouse Pasta

- Shops: Beaverkill Angler, Roscoe Beer Co. Shop, Catskill Flies, Prohibition Distillery Shop, Junction Pool Gifts, Roscoe General Store, Northern Farmhouse Pasta Shop



Annual Festivals & Events:

• Roscoe Trout Parade

• Roscoe Rockland Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival

• Catskill Fly Fishing Center Summerfest

• Livingston Manor Trout Parade (Livingston Manor, nearby)

• Callicoon Country Fair (Callicoon, nearby)

• Roscoe Beer Fest

• Roscoe Catskills Pride Festival

• Livingston Manor Ice Carnival (Livingston Manor, nearby)

• Delaware County Fair (Walton, nearby)

• Sullivan County Fair (Liberty, nearby)



Getting Around:

• Winter Access Notice: A 4WD or AWD vehicle is strongly recommended to access the home during the snowy season. Guests without the appropriate vehicle may be unable to reach the property. Portoro cannot be held responsible for access issues or assist if a vehicle becomes stuck.



Getting around Roscoe is part of the adventure: quiet roads follow trout streams and wind through wooded hills, making each drive peaceful and picturesque. With a car, you can easily reach fishing spots, breweries, and neighboring towns, with minimal traffic and plenty of places to stop.



Route 17 provides quick access to other Catskills destinations, while local byways lead to scenic overlooks and the heart of “Trout Town, USA.” Every drive offers a chance to spot wildlife, cross a covered bridge, or discover a new picnic spot by the river.



Cell service is generally reliable in town, but can fade in remote areas, so download maps ahead of time. Parking is easy and free, and the relaxed pace means you can truly enjoy the journey as much as the destination.



Airports:

• Stewart International Airport (SWF): 1 hour 40 minutes

• Albany International Airport (ALB): 2 hours

• New York City Airports (JFK/LGA/EWR): 2.5–3 hours

• Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport (AVP), PA: 1 hour 45 minutes



Popular Landmarks:

• Roscoe Diner (classic eatery)

• Junction Pool (famous fly-fishing spot)

• Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum (nearby)

• Trout Town USA Park (recreation)

• Roscoe O&W Railway Museum (railroad history)

• Roscoe Beer Company (brewery)

• Beaverkill Covered Bridge (historic, nearby)

• Willowemoc Creek (fishing, nature)

• Roscoe Campsite Park (camping, events)

• Catskill Scenic Trail (biking/hiking, nearby)

• Trout Parade (annual event)