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Where to Stay in Livingston Manor & Roscoe
The Beaverkill and the Willowemoc meet at the Junction Pool in Roscoe, the water that drew some of the first American fly fishers. For a fishing trip, this is the place to stay. Livingston Manor, about 8 miles east on Route 17, has the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum, Upward Brewing's taproom on its 120-acre farm, Main Street Farm and other shops and restaurants, alongside the working farms and hardware stores. Roscoe is smaller. The Roscoe Diner has fed travelers on Old Route 17 since 1969, Dette Trout Flies has tied flies here since 1928, and Do Good Spirits and the Roscoe Beer Company are nearby. The DeBruce has 12 rooms above the Willowemoc Valley and a restaurant that was a 2024 James Beard semifinalist, and Beaverkill Valley Inn, built in 1893, has a full meal plan.
Roscoe Mountain Club
Featured StayRoscoe, NY · Golf Inn
A golf resort on 1,000 acres above Roscoe, built around an 18-hole, par-72 course. There is a 24-room inn plus lodge and house rentals, and the 1907 Restaurant overlooks the course. Pickleball and tennis courts, disc golf, a private lake with a boathouse and a winter ice rink are on the property.
An 18-hole golf course on 1,000 acres, with views across the Catskills. A 24-room inn, the 1907 Restaurant and pickleball and tennis courts.
Arnold House
Livingston Manor, NY · Inn
An inn on Shandelee Road in Livingston Manor, run by Foster Supply Hospitality, which also runs The DeBruce, Kenoza Hall and Hemlock Neversink. It has a pool, hiking trails, a greenhouse, a renovated barn and The Tavern, a restaurant and bar, and dogs are welcome. The Beaverkill and Willowemoc rivers are a few minutes away, and gear storage and local guides can be arranged for anglers.
Hemlock Neversink
Neversink, NY · Wellness Resort
A 33-room hotel and spa on 230 acres in Neversink, opened in fall 2023 by Foster Supply Hospitality, which also runs Kenoza Hall. The property was formerly the New Age Health Spa. The spa has 12 treatment rooms, an indoor pool, a hot tub, a steam room and outdoor saunas, and the grounds have private hiking trails and meadows. Guests must be 16 or older.
The DeBruce
Livingston Manor, NY · Inn
Twelve rooms on a ledge above the Willowemoc Valley outside Livingston Manor, run by Foster Supply Hospitality, which also runs Kenoza Hall and Hemlock Neversink. Guests have access to hundreds of private acres across two mountains, with a river and several ponds, and there is a private pool. The restaurant was a 2024 James Beard semifinalist for Outstanding Restaurant.
Beaverkill Valley Inn
Lew Beach, NY · Historic Inn
An inn on the Beaverkill River north of Livingston Manor, built in 1893 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It has 19 rooms, and stays include a full meal plan. Guests have direct access to the river, a trout stream long associated with the history of American fly fishing.
Roscoe Motel
Roscoe, NY · Motel
A 16-room motel on the bank of the Beaverkill River at 2054 Old Route 17 in Roscoe, next to the Junction Pool, where the Beaverkill and Willowemoc meet. Rooms have refrigerators and microwaves, and some face the river. Grills and picnic tables face the water. There is no restaurant or spa.
Antrim Streamside
Livingston Manor, NY · Cabin Estate
Six units on DeBruce Road outside Livingston Manor, with a quarter mile of private frontage on the Willowemoc Creek and 250 acres of woodland trails. The River House has 3 bedrooms and a wood-burning fireplace, the Stone Cottage is the original 1915 homestead, and four single-room cabins have screened porches. Units have kitchens or kitchenettes, and some take up to 2 dogs.
North Branch Inn
North Branch, NY · Inn
An inn established in 1868 on 7 acres between two creeks in North Branch, with rooms in three buildings. Since new ownership in 2023, chef Jake Eberle, formerly of Le Fond in Greenpoint, has run the restaurant, which has an open kitchen and an antique bar room. A chef-prepared breakfast is included with every stay.
Reynolds House Inn
Roscoe, NY · Inn
A Victorian house in the center of Roscoe, built in 1902 as a tourist home by Naomi and W.J. Reynolds, with 7 rooms in the original house, 8 motel rooms and 2 suites. Roscoe calls itself Trout Town USA, and the Junction Pool, where the Beaverkill and Willowemoc meet, is a short walk. John D. Rockefeller is among its past guests.
Why Stay in Livingston Manor & Roscoe
- •The Beaverkill and the Willowemoc are central to the history of American fly fishing, which the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum documents.
- •Livingston Manor has restaurants, a brewery and a farm market, enough for a trip even without the fishing.
- •Sullivan County is less expensive and less crowded than the Ulster County Catskills corridor. The outdoors are the same.
- •The DeBruce's restaurant, a 2024 James Beard semifinalist, and Arnold House's tavern serve non-guests.
What Makes This Area Interesting
- •Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum, Livingston Manor: on the Willowemoc, with exhibits and rod-making demonstrations; check opening days.
- •Hemlock Neversink: a 33-room hotel and spa on 230 acres in Neversink, with 12 treatment rooms and private trails, for guests 16 and older.
- •Beaverkill Valley Inn: built in 1893 on the Beaverkill, with river access and a full meal plan.
- •Roscoe Diner: open since 1969, family-owned, 1908 Old Route 17. Known for generous portions and deep-fried French toast.
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