My husband and I enjoy coming here. Friendly atmosphere, good music, great service. Good bar food.read more

I like your Beats cuz it has lots of sand and it is Frontier Celina and it has a jumping thingread more

This place is so beautiful! Came out for an afternoon to dip my toes in the water. Lots of space…read morefor picnics or sun bathing if you're not there to swim. Close to Bethel and Hectors historic Inn from the Woodstock era

Yes every year is great fun for my whole family the employees are awesome place is very clean and…read moregood for the whole family

The falls are truly incredible…read more The trail down to the bottom of the falls, is a bit tricky. But so incredibly worth it. I would suggest not to believe the sign saying 189 steps.... it is definitely more! Take drinking water because you'll need that for sure. We went back in August and the heat was definitely there. The parking lot was pretty packed but throughout the trails people were pretty evenly spaced out. Not so much at the base of the falls themselves but there was still plenty of room to move around freely.

A very mild and easy hike with a beautiful payoff! Definitely bring your bathing suits because you…read morecan take a dip in the water--it's cool, refreshing, and perfect for cooling off after the walk. The waterfall and surrounding scenery are absolutely beautiful, and you can easily spend some time relaxing on the rocks and taking in the view. You don't have to get in the water if that's not your thing; there are plenty of rocks around the area where you can sit and enjoy the scenery. There are both upper and lower sections of the waterfall, so depending on how much walking you want to do, you can choose which area to explore. We walked to the lookout point first, which gives you a view of the waterfall from above. From up there, everyone below looks like little ants! Before reaching the bridge, there are stairs that lead down to the actual waterfall, which I definitely recommend checking out. Overall, it's a beautiful spot, and the hike is very manageable!

I've been to Promised Land multiple times love it. I was sitting down in a park ranger came up to…read moreme and he asked me if I've been here before and I said yes and I was taking pictures of my wife my daughter from afar and he asked me is that your family when I said yes but the way he said it he made it sound like I was a creep my daughter is like complected my wife is Caucasian and I'm Mexican so he thought I was up to no good didn't like his attitude

Have been here a couple of time and have loved it. This is a great state park with tons to do. They…read morehave great camping, both tent and RV/trailer, Great Lakes to fish/kayak/boat on and awesome, well makes hiking trails. The campsites and restrooms are well maintained. All of my interactions with the park rangers have been fantastic. This is an easy drive off I-84 and the signage to get around is great. Definitely a place to hit if you are looking for a getaway.

Love this place. Best lobster rolls on the planet and I have had them from Rhode Island up to…read moreMaine. They're not afraid to load the rolls up with lobster! Nice job!

This family-owned business is wonderful. The boats are excellent, the staff is professional and the…read moreservice is top notch. I will always come back to them for boating. I highly recommend them. We've always had exceptional experiences!

I love this place I beg to go and I love it more than the pool and beach…read more Nice big beautiful Place to go to and quite

This is a hidden gem located about 2 1/2 hours away from NYC. It's a beautiful water fall where you…read morecan swim and spend the day enjoying the nature Note that they recently implemented a system in which you need to get a pass to go in the weekends to prevent overcrowd. Please check the link below for details. The water, however, is very cold even during summer months so be prepared. GPS coordinates to get there: +41 54.902, -74 25.735 You can find further details in: https://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/109922.html

For a week in the off-season it was both relaxing and beautiful and still kind of overpriced to…read morerent from a homeowner via AirBnb. We enjoyed the outdoors, and for a bit had the lake to ourselves. However, I can't imagine peak season when there would be more boats on the lake - it's a nice distance to kayak, but as soon as others are on the lake it doesn't feel very bit. While we were out, there was a very irresponsible boater who essentially circled us at a high speed and sent our kayaks wild when the waves converged. Luckily we are experienced and didn't tip and find ourselves swimming in the lake - but that boater was truly a jerk. So, if you're looking to rent a place for a week - my recommendation is going in the off-season and keep an eye out for bad speed boaters. :)

I moved out of the Hideout years ago because the Short term rentals (STR) were out of control. Just…read morelook at Court records because the HOA took owners who rent to court and The Hideout lost. I hear on the weekends more Shirt Term rentals occupants than owners are there. Plus the weekend renters feel like they should be treated like guests at a Sheraton. I'm currently looking at WLE because complaints are from Weekend renters. Owners that live there are happy.

**We just did the boardwalk then into the woods. We did not continue on to the Stairway**…read more I've lived in NJ over 30 years and I'm still pleasantly surprised when I find new places. My NY plus size hiking group stuck to the Jersey side last weekend and hit the boardwalk. It rained 2 days before so some of the older sections were mighty slick. All Trails reviews warned of dog poop and bugs everywhere but I was doused in OFF and people were cleaning up after their pets. Highlights: The vegetation was gorgeous. NJ has so many landscapes. Loved it. The suspension bridge - very cute but once you get to the middle prepare to sway baby! The woods - the trees were singing but unfortunately one half of the loop was submerged so we called it a day early and then went for beer lmao The Boardwalk is accessible to a point. Strollers, wheelchairs, etc will be good until the suspension bridge. Lots of bench seating along the way. Loved! Things to Know: Parking rules. This is in a neighborhood so park on the main road and main road only. Get there early for a spot. There's a farm right up the street - I was counting on apple cider donuts but we opted to go to a brewery on the NY side so we skipped that. Boo. I'll be back for the stairway one day. And the donuts.

I did the Stairway to Heaven hike and let me tell you. It was a tough one. I parked in one of the…read morelots that was across the street from Heaven hill farm. If you search up this particular trail and look up its difficultly. It is listed as moderate but to me it was more hard. What made it difficult was the extremely rocky sections which there were a lot of them. The whole hike is pretty much rocky. Not only that there were steep sections during this hike. This hike definitely made me realize that I actually need to invest in proper hiking shoes and not just sneakers as well as hiking sticks. I'm not the only one who thought this hike was difficult. I went with a hiking group and we all thought it was challenging. Once we made it to the top the view was definitely beautiful. We decided to relax for a bit and enjoy the view before heading back down. I came prepared and I enjoyed my peanut butter and jelly sandwich and my iced lemon water. Both were hitting the spot after the hike up. I will admit going down was just as hard because you had to deal with steep terrain. If you aren't careful you can definitely roll an ankle. Overall a challenging hike but the view and then getting my goodies from heaven hill farm was a plus.

That bridge has been torn down. This is permanent and was…read moredone to prevent uncontrolled collapse. Many will miss it locally but it has not been usable for a few years.

The bridge is pretty isn't usable, not even for pedestrians. The water is pretty too but at the…read morecampgrounds, there was the regular amounts of ticks (we got 5 the first weekend) but the biggest problem is that there are enormous amount of mosquitos. It is very hard to sleep there. We ended up moving down river to some amazing campgrounds, where it was beautiful and we weren't always fighting mosquitoes. We found a map here: https://www.nps.gov/dewa/planyourvisit/river-camping.htm

Came here with a bunch of friends for Labor Day weekend…read more It's a quiet community (mainly residential) with a very beautiful lake and gorgeous houses. It has a nice community pool and beach area for swimming- which is very clean and little to no seaweed or debris. They also have a a bar area by the beach to get food and cocktails at. From a visiting perspective, unless your house offers certain amenities there is not too much to do here, no jet ski or boat rentals. You cannot bring your own Jet Ski or boat unless it's registered within the town. Fishing is catch and release. Definitely bring your Kayak or Paddle Board if you have one. This is also a land where Ubers do not exist and food delivery is extremely limited. Roads are dark at night so it's not convenient to drive to a bar and back home if you have been drinking. Our group wound up bringing a ton of food and liquor for the weekend and had a great time but I would say to definitely come here prepared and know what you are expecting. It was a very relaxing weekend overall.

We have had a weekend house there for many years. It's a very good community and there is an HOA so…read moreif you are not a fan of rules then it's not a good place for you. Otherwise it's a nice clean community with good amenities such as a lake, pool, tennis, ski hill and golf.