What a hidden gem off the Taconic parkway! I would enever have guessed this was here unless I…read moresearched for things to do while going on a weekend roadtrip. This place is open pretty much 365 and if the welcome center is closed, you can still walk around the grounds. Wonderful, funky, weird, unsettling, thought-provoking sculptures strewn over a large parcel of land and it's free too. We went in late Dec so it was cold, muddy and a few of the cool interactive pieces were closed.. whomp whomp. Also be aware of the dog 'landmines' as it seems a lot of owners do not bother to pick up. Will be back in the spring!

Awesome sculpture walk! About 50 pieces scattered in the fields and woods on the property. Get a…read moremap at the visitor's center and start your hunt! Wear comfortable shoes- it can be muddy in shaded areas. And wear a hat on a sunny day to keep the sun and flies off of you. Afterwards, rest in the cafe with a cold drink and discuss your favorite pieces. Great day trip for sculpture lovers!

Magical space brimming with amazing art and gifts. High end art work at reasonable prices. Well…read moreworth a drive if you are from out of the area. The owner, Robert Langdon has an instinct for emerging artists as well as established ones..every show offers a wonderful experience. Exciting handmade gifts and ArtFashion are offered throughout the year. This gallery is a gem in the charming town of Saugerties.

Yes, it's true that I have some work in this gallery, and it's also true that I've known Robert…read moreLangdon, the owner, for many years. And that's why I can tell you that Robert has a real commitment to the arts, both visual and written (he is a talented photographer and poet). He seeks to bring the best new art to the area and has a broad base of artists who are thrilled to work him. The work is varied and of the highest quality. You will be delighted.

Stumbled across this place by accident. Driving around on a beautiful Saturday afternoon and…read morespotted these adorable tin animal's grazing on the grass out front. Definitely caught my eye! So glad I went in. A step back in time. Decorated so beautifully. Her prices were amazing!! I wanted everything! From dried flowers, to candles, home decor, lighting, etc. I gotta say too, she was very warm & welcoming! I noticed in the local paper I picked up, she's celebrating her third anniversary on Oct 7-8th. Happy Anniversary! Will be back for sure!

I just love shopping there. The owner is so friendly. Not pushes at all. Helps with decisions on…read moreyour choices when asked. Bring in a pic of your room and she will help you decide what to do to decorate it if asked to. I try to get there every tow or three times a month. Shop is clean and has a variety to choose from. Kudos to this shop. Couldn't ask for a nicer person to assist you

This is the most adorable stationery store I have ever been in. They have the cutest offerings of…read moreall different types of cards and stationery, and a bunch of locally made product. The purveyor was so warm and friendly. Such a sweet little spot in this adorable town!

I first fell in love with Pilothouse Paper over the summer when I went to visit Reed Street Bottle…read moreShop across the street and saw they were a new business in downtown Coxsackie. They have a wide array of charming products that are curated by Susan, the owner, and her incredible eye for design. Yes, they have paper and pens and things like that, but they also have an amazing number and variety of locally made items and gifts. I get so many compliments on my Coxsackie tote that I purchased at Pilothouse. The splatter paint designed serving spoons from Pilothouse are a lovely addition to my kitchen. I love using the fancy colored pens and check box notepad I bought there at work every day. What really stole my heart was when I placed an order online for Christmas gifts. Susan was so helpful, so speedy, and I am beyond impressed. I was basically sending her screencaps of their (adorable) Instagram page and she was able to decipher wheat I want. The items all arrived in pristine condition, each one wrapped with care, and I am over the moon. I really can't thank Susan enough. I can't wait to visit over the summer (if not sooner)! If you are in Coxsackie, make sure to visit Pilothouse and Reed Street Bottle Shop because they are both gems!

I've been using Ben Sommers, Barn Owl Grafix and Framing, for many years now. Every frame in my…read morehouse has been done by Ben. He has exquisite taste and helps you pick out the best and most beautiful frames and mats. I highly recommend him!! Barbara E Jewett & Manhattan

Terrific shop with a well-curated selection of art supplies. Great vibe, too. I'll be back!read more

A tiny, vibrant art supply store with neat gift ideas! We were welcomed by the young woman…read moreworking there and were encouraged to doodle with some of their specialty crayons! They had artist-themed gift ideas and a neat selection of cards (one of which I purchased for a friend's birthday). I definitely recommend checking out this little gem of a store! https://www.instagram.com/thelittleartshop.catskill/

Fun and relaxing with a great selection of ceramics to paint also picked up some amazing soaps she…read moremade

If you're in the Catskill area and want a huge park with lots of trails, you must visit! I did not…read moreget to explore all of it, but I definitely want to come back. The top by the historic house has a beautiful view of the river and mountains.

5/19- 5/20/26 Visits:…read more -5/19/26: We came for the special Fredrick Church 200th b-day exhibit. The paintings were wonderful to view. I'm taking one star off. The male tour guide was underwhelming to say the least. He did admit that it was his first tour. I believe for Church's 200th birthday exhibition, a paying customer would've expected the guide to give an overview on the artist and a description of his paintings. All we received was a a person walking the group into a couple rooms. I even tried to question him about one of the paintings. He basically threw the question back at me. -5/20/26: We took an electric car tour throughout the 5 mile narrow hilly estate. Price $40 and totally worth it! Ellen was our tour guide and driver. Brava to Ellen! She was extremely thorough and knowledgeable about the entire Fredric Church estate. A wonderful gift shop is available on the premises.