This beautiful lighthouse was built in 1838 and now serves with on-site lodging and dining. I did not stay onsite, but did take time to tour the area and view this beautiful structure. Yes, it's completely accessible and the parking lot at the marina has plenty of room. An unusual "birdcage" light stands atop the two story building with a focal height of 50 feet. Most other lighthouses were "modernized" but this one avoided that fate as it was due to be decommissioned at the time. A local purchased it from the government and it has since been restored. It remains an active navigational aid in addition to being a hotel / AirBNB. [Review 1552 of 2024 - 468 in New York - 22575 overall] read more

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This is the worst experience dealing with the place to stay. Booked thru Airbnb for 2 nights but because of the high stream river ask the owner to reschedule until the water come down for salmon fishing. First week of November when 90% places in Pulaski are vacant because season is over. Owner asked if we can cancel Airbnb deal and pay him directly And for some reason directly is more expensive for ~ $140.00 ( taxes etc he said ) so total was $700.00 Unfortunately water in river stays high for weeks in November 2021 so decided to reschedule for next year and just keep $700 as a credit. This year contacted the owner and dates we wanted were booked ( actually available on Airbnb ) and he offered refund . Received the check for $200!!!! Owner states that is the policy and other bs.so basically lost $500 and ton of time. I've been using places in Pulaski for over 10 years and they all much much cheaper and client friendly. read more

We made reservations to stay there in their marina for one night as we were heading to the Thousand Islands in our boat. The owner, Abe, is MORE than cordial and accommodating. When we checked in the Hubster NEEDED Coca Cola and we wiped out the 4 cans he had in the cooler. Abe offered to run to town to get us anything that we needed, and he wasn't kidding! Some of the docks are equipment with 110 power, but no water hookups. Well, the electric was working a bit wonky and we had to actually pull out our generator for power while we were there. Our water tank got really low too....oh, did I forget to tell you that we decided to stay for TWO days instead of going to the Thousand Islands?? ....anyways, there were no hoses to fill us up so Abe ran into town to retrieve 10 gallons of Spring water and a 6 pack of coke, then delivered it to our dock. Yeah, above and beyond what would typically be expected. It was very busy with it being the end of salmon season. They have cabins, cottages, boats, canoes, and kayaks to rent. The entire property is kept up nicely, ver clean and safe. The coolest thing though is that you can rent the 2bedroom REAL VINTAGE lighthouse to stay in. Mornings and early evenings were magical as we had coffee on our boat and watched 2-3 foot long salmon jumping straight out of the water all around us. We didn't catch anything, other than an amazing relaxing experience that we will always remember. We will surely make it back there next year. read more