Summer leisure-seekers first headed to Callicoon Hills in Callicoon Center, NY, in 1905, and they kept coming through the 1940s, when it expanded into a summertime Catskills resort.
Located roughly 2-3 hours north of NYC, nestled west of the Hudson River and east of the PA/NY state border, the Catskill Mountains have long been an “upstate” destination for New Yorkers. It’s where the Field Mag team prefers to escape to, if we’re not heading further north to the Adirondacks.
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The eatery is connected, both literally and figuratively, to Callicoon Hills, a welcoming resort hotel in Callicoon Center. Just as the hotel embraces the nostalgic allure of Catskills resort culture, so too does the restaurant, which invites both guests and local diners to take a seat in its comforting, elegant interior.
