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Catskills (Livingston Manor) Travel Guide
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Catskills (Livingston Manor) Travel Guide

April 7, 2021
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Posted by Lauren Rodych-Eberle

Jordan said our winter vacations keep getting more and more remote, and he is very right! This one was our most remote yet, where we made a little home in a place without a TV (yup!), and no access to a gym. It felt even more remote by the fact that it was the middle of winter and not full of tourists hiking and exploring. But it was beautiful, and quaint, and a perfect little BabyMoon location for us!

Activities

The Catskills leaves you with a range of options. We stayed at The Arnold on Shandalee and treated ourselves to the suites by the spa, giving us lots of space! Another great hotel in Livingston Manor would be The DeBruce. Two things to keep in mind: The Arnold is right by the road, so pack earplugs for sleeping if that bothers you, and it’s not accessible via elevator, so stairs are required (even to get from the front door of the suite, into the suite, there is a flight of stairs). Now, what to do…

  • Cozy up with a book by the fire in the Sun Room at The Arnold
  • Book in at the Spa (at the Arnold)
  • Check out all the things your accommodations have to offer. The Arnold offers Trivia Night, yoga classes, and various other activities
  • Go on a hike: Balsam Lake Mountain – depending on time of year, you may be able to go to the Fire Tower. Moderate (to Difficult) hike – if you want to keep it more moderate, follow the blue tags, rather than the red. In winter, depending on the amount of snow, ice cleats or snow shoes would be beneficial
  • Walk the Main Street
  • Head to Narrowsburg for lunch and walk their main street
  • Drive to Bethel and see where the first Woodstock Festival 1969 was held; they also have a museum opened part of the year
  • See the Sonoma Falls

Other activities that I didn’t get a chance to do, but were recommended and/or researched:

  • Drive along the Delaware River
  • Go to the Catskill Art Society
  • Take a gong meditation class with Marc at River Family Wellness in Callicoon

Now to the Food…

Restaurants

  • Main Street Farm Market Cafe – soup & sandwich, and homemade baking kind of place! Plus, has a range of groceries available
  • The Kaatskeller – wood-fired pizza!
  • The Heron – American diner-ish for breakfast and lunch in Narrowsburg
  • The DeBruce – our best meal, by far! Book ahead of time if you want to do the tasting menu
  • The Tavern – stick to just the pub-type food, but if you go on a Thursday night, it will be packed with locals doing trivia

Other Restaurants that I didn’t get a chance to try, but were recommended and/or researched:

  • The Laundrette – pizza in Narrowsburg
  • Tusten Cup – cafe in Narrowsburg
  • Cochecton Fire Station – lunch or dinner in Cochecton

Don’t forget to pack your board games, books, and all other things to enjoy the quiet, relaxing journey that awaits you!

April 7, 2021
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Ready to hear my biggest overwhelm? The stuff. I Ready to hear my biggest overwhelm?

The stuff. I know this is a privileged point, so please be kind. I’ve always attempted to be a wannabe-minimalist (seeing as I have two of everything living between two places, but I want everything to have a purpose and a ‘home.’). 

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Small steps, but always trying!!

Have you found any ways to minimize the stuff chaos in your house?!
You know what’s the trickiest thing to navigate You know what’s the trickiest thing to navigate while solo parenting?

Taking your car to the shop with car seat aged kids. 

Do you hang out in the shop with the kids for hours? Do you bring travel car seats and install them to get them home? Honestly, what have y’all done? Having another human help isn’t the solution here for me this time…😅
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With what I have

[I got a Jeep, I got a dog]
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Plenty to want, nothing wrong with that
But I'm happy with what I have

I got the air, good eyes to see
Got so much more than I'll ever need
Even the bad days ain't all that bad
With what I have🎶
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It’s not a competition, but if J was trying to w It’s not a competition, but if J was trying to win at Christmas, he did. For my gift he booked @throughcarrieslens to come follow our family on our Anniversary hike this year and take pictures of our butts…🤣 Maybe it’s because he knows pictures of him wearing our babies has me like…😍

Countdown to see you, @throughcarrieslens!
“Don’t worry so much about raising good kids t “Don’t worry so much about raising good kids that you forget you already have them.”🤍
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