The shift began sometime during lockdowns, when New Yorkers realised that a 90-minute drive north could land them somewhere completely different. Calm mornings, forests everywhere, and zero sirens noise. The Catskills became the escape that people kept coming back to.
Pinecone Stays manages a handful of cabins in the Catskills. They range from smaller retreats the full report for two up to larger homes that hold 14 guests. Several are close to Callicoon and the well-known towns in the area. All of them is set among the kind of landscape that makes people actually switch off — lakes, trees, country lanes, nothing flashy, just real quiet.
One thing that separates Pinecone Stays worth mentioning is that they handle everything — traveller side and the management side too. Cabin owners in the area looking to earn from their places can pass the management over. Guests benefit from a better experience because of it.
If you are thinking about getting out of the city into the Catskills, have a look at what Pinecone Stays has on their books. You book direct, and a real person actually picks up when you reach out.