Lean Into the End of Summer: August Promos Are In! 🌞
Lakeside and creekside stays, pools, and more — 10+ getaways with exclusive Escape Club perks
August always sneaks up on us. It’s still high summer in the Catskills — long days, warm nights, and swimming holes at their peak — but with Labor Day around the corner, there's a quiet sense of the season shifting.
That’s exactly why we’re leaning in. From lakeside cabins to mountaintop retreats, this month’s Escape Club picks are made for making the most of what’s left — with exclusive offers across 11 properties. Think 25% off stays at Seminary Hill and Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club, free nights at Moon Cabin and Catskills Cloud House, and discounted getaways at The Graham & Co., Glasco Woodstock, The Henderson, Rowley House, and more.
As always, exclusive discounts and booking codes are below the paywall for our paid members. Subscriptions are $6/month or $60/year, and they help keep our small, women-owned and operated business going. Plus, 1% goes back to the planet. 🌍
See you out there!
- Erin, Founder & Creative Director, and the EB team
Two Good Cabins in Roscoe, NY
Two Good Cabins offers a relaxed take on Catskills lake life, just minutes from the heart of Roscoe. The property includes a chalet-style main house and a separate guest studio, connected by a short walkway for easy transitions between spaces. Interiors lean into cabin warmth, featuring natural wood tones, stone fireplaces, and cozy decor that keeps the focus on comfort and connection. In the main cabin, the layout comfortably sleeps up to seven guests across four bedrooms. The studio guest cabin sleeps two more, bringing total capacity to nine.
Outside, a spacious wraparound deck offers views of the calm, motor-free lake below – perfect for slow mornings with coffee or shared meals at sunset. Down by the water, a private dock, picnic table, and Adirondack chairs create a relaxed setup for paddleboarding, kayaking, or quiet afternoons in the two-person electric pontoon. A lakeside fire pit and grill extend the day into the evening, while lawn games and comfortable outdoor seating invite easy, casual gatherings.
Just a few minutes away, Roscoe’s main street is lined with restaurants and shops that make venturing out well worth it. Start the day with bagels and coffee at Grizzly Bagels, then browse vintage housewares and furniture at Taylor & Ace or pick up a new book at The Hound Books. For drinks, Do Good Spirits serves craft cocktails in a converted firehouse. Alternatively, stop into The Junction for happy hour and a dinner of elevated comfort food. Check out the Escape Brooklyn Guide to Roscoe for more inspiration.
This month, Escape Club members can book a stay for the remainder of 2025 and receive 10% off. See how below the paywall.
Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club in Livingston Manor, NY
Framed by old-growth forest and set on the banks of the Willowemoc Creek – the birthplace of American fly fishing – Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club offers a nature-rich retreat in the heart of the western Catskills. The property features direct access to the creek for swimming and fly-fishing, along with hiking trails that weave through the surrounding woods. A wood-fired hot tub overlooks the water, providing a quiet spot to relax after a day spent outside. With plenty of open lawn and shaded spots, the grounds invite leisurely afternoons.
Lodging is offered at the property’s Clubhouse, which accommodates up to ten guests across two units. The cozy ground-floor apartment features wood-paneled walls, dark-stained floors, a library nook, and a wood stove that creates a warm, lived-in feel. The unit includes a queen bedroom with an en suite bath, a spacious living room, a full kitchen, and a dining area – comfortably sleeping three adults, or two adults and two children. Upstairs, a light-filled Scandinavian-inspired apartment sleeps six, with two king bedrooms, a twin daybed with trundle, and a newly renovated kitchen and bath.
Within walking distance, Livingston Manor’s downtown blends outdoor calm with small-town energy. Explore contemporary art exhibitions at Catskill Art Space, then stop by Long Weekend for thoughtfully curated vintage furniture and textiles – or keep it art-focused with a visit to Corners, a local art and design store. After browsing, head to Main Street Farm to sit down for lunch or stock up on provisions to enjoy back at the Clubhouse. For more ideas, check out the Escape Brooklyn Guide to Livingston Manor.
This month, Escape Club members get 25% off select two-night weekend stays this August (Friday–Sunday). See the dates and more info below the paywall.
Glasco Woodstock in Woodstock, NY
Glasco Woodstock sits on 16 sprawling acres nestled between Woodstock and Saugerties, framed by open views of the surrounding mountains. The expansive grounds invite relaxation and exploration with two firepits, hammocks strung between towering trees, an eight-person hot tub, wide lawns for games, and winding paths perfect for wandering. A screened porch overlooks a peaceful pond, offering an ideal spot for slow mornings with coffee or quiet evenings under the stars.
The farmhouse accommodates up to sixteen guests across five and a half bedrooms, including a loft and a separate studio connected by a stone path. Inside, exposed wood beams and a large sectional anchor the living room, while clean, modern updates seamlessly complement the home’s rustic charm. Thoughtful details, like cozy textiles and ambient lighting, create a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout. Guests can elevate their stay with outdoor massages, yoga sessions, or meals prepared by a private chef, offering a well-rounded retreat that blends comfort, nature, and thoughtful amenities.
From here, guests are just 15 minutes from the Overlook Mountain Trail and within easy reach of Woodstock’s vibrant small-town scene. Start the day by picking up a stuffed bagel at Moonrise Bagels, or take a seat for brunch at Oriole 9. Browse vintage clothes at Rock City Vintage, and stop into The Golden Notebook to browse through books. In the evening, enjoy cocktails at Small Talk before heading to Silvia for dinner. Check out the Escape Brooklyn Guide to Woodstock to inspire your stay.
This month, Escape Club members who book a three-night stay at Glasco Woodstock get a fourth night free. See the details below the paywall.
The Graham & Co. in Phoenicia, NY
Just outside of Phoenicia’s main strip, The Graham & Co. offers a laid-back, design-focused stay in the Northern Catskills. Set in a converted 1950s roadside motel, the 20-room hotel blends vintage Americana with minimalist modernity. Interiors feel pared-back yet inviting, featuring plush bedding, custom bath products, and Tivoli radios, while oversized windows capture views of the surrounding peaks and foothills.
The grounds encourage a slower pace, with tree-hung hammocks for afternoon naps, a sparkling pool for late-summer swims, and a communal fire pit for evening gatherings. Seasonal offerings—like gong baths led by local practitioners or guided hikes with a professional photographer—can be arranged through the hotel. Communal spaces such as the lounge and picnic area complement the easy, camp-style rhythm that defines a weekend at The Graham & Co.
Only 120 miles from NYC, Phoenicia blends small-town character with easy access to the outdoors. Just outside the village center, Blue Barn Marketplace spans 5,000 square feet and houses an impressive inventory of vintage clothing, antiques, and retro and modern furniture. For small bites and house-brewed beer, Woodstock Brewing offers a relaxed setting five minutes from The Graham & Co., with plenty of outdoor seating in warmer months. For something more active, Rail Explorers lets visitors pedal along scenic railroad tracks that wind through the surrounding mountains. For more ideas on what to do, check out the Escape Brooklyn Guide to Phoenicia.
Escape Club members can take 15% off stays at The Graham & Co. through August. Get the scoop below the paywall.
The Henderson in Hankins, NY
Dating back to the 19th century, The Henderson is a historic, design-forward retreat in the Western Catskills. Inside, maximalist interiors blend historic details with playful, modern touches. Rich textiles and vibrant colors layer warmth throughout, while original architectural features add character throughout the home. The first-floor bathroom includes a soaking tub framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, letting in fresh air and natural light for a refreshing bathing experience. Cozy reading nooks, a covered front porch, and thoughtfully curated spaces invite slow mornings and quiet afternoons.
Outside, the grounds are designed for gathering and relaxation. A secluded hammock hangs beneath the trees, offering a quiet spot for moments of rest. Nearby, a peaceful pond and dock invite dipping toes in the water. After spending a day enjoying the property, unwind in the custom stone hot tub, or rinse off in the outdoor shower. The al fresco dining area and grill make outdoor meals effortless, while two firepits provide warm spots for evening conversations.
For a nearby outing, head to Long Eddy and visit Rock Valley Spirits for a small-batch distillery tour and tasting. For something more outdoorsy, take the short drive to Narrowsburg to spend the afternoon on the water with Landers River Rafting. For dinner, plan to visit the Cochecton Fire Station for pub fare and cocktails – or stop into Callicoon Wine Merchant for curated wines and small plates in a moody, brick-lined setting (and be sure to grab a few bottles to take home).
Through August, take 10% off stays at The Henderson. See how below the paywall.
The Moon Cabin in Windham, NY
Set on 2.5 secluded acres near Windham Mountain, The Moon Cabin is a hand-crafted log home designed for year-round getaways. Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and a wood-burning stove anchor the open living space, where the kitchen, dining, and lounge areas flow together under natural light. Three bedrooms and a loft-style second story offer peaceful views of the surrounding trees and pond. The updated kitchen and bathrooms complement the home’s rustic charm, while cozy reading nooks provide spots to relax and unwind after a day outside.
Outside, a wraparound deck overlooks the private pond and forest, with a fire pit, grill, and cushioned seating for long evenings under the stars. A small dock at the water’s edge offers a quiet spot for morning coffee or wildlife watching. With hiking trails just beyond the property line and no neighbors in sight, The Moon Cabin is well-suited for families, small groups, or anyone looking to slow down in the woods.
Beyond the property, the Catskills town of Windham blends mountain air and small-town ease. When not exploring the surrounding NYS-protected land, head out to hike Windham High Peak via the Elm Ridge Trail. Those looking for a quieter, more restorative experience can enjoy massages and facials at The Windham Spa or shopping at Gardenheir for curated gardening apparel, tools, and goods. At the end of the day, dine at Matilda for an elevated meal, or opt for shareable plates and a laid-back bar-and-lounge vibe at The Bunkhouse at Eastwind Windham. For more recommendations, check out our Guide to Windham.
Through August, Escape Club members can book a midweek stay of two or more nights and receive an extra night free on reservations for August and September. Full details below the paywall.
Seminary Hill in Callicoon, NY
Set on a hillside above the Delaware River Valley, Seminary Hill is a cidery, orchard, and Michelin Key-denoted inn. Its boutique hotel, The Boarding House, blends minimalist style with natural materials — think white oak floors, calming palettes, and oversized windows that frame the surrounding hills. Suites are apartment-style, many with full kitchens or kitchenettes, making it an easy choice for longer, slower stays.
A few minutes from The Boarding House, the cidery offers a full range of immersive experiences, from cider tastings to summer workshops that bring guests closer to the land. Throughout the season, The Tasting Room serves BBQ dinners every Wednesday and Thursday night, featuring meals like pulled pork sandwiches and crispy fried oyster mushrooms with braised greens. It also hosts monthly workshops, with the next one on August 28. Led by the team at Pollinator Spirits – a local distillery known for honey-infused, botanical-driven spirits – receive expert lessons on making craft cocktails inspired by the flavors of late summer.
Just down the hill, Callicoon’s storefronts showcase a vibrant creative spirit. Spend an afternoon browsing Callicoon Vintage, where racks of worn-in denim and classic Americana sit alongside old records and vintage homewares. Nearby, The Farmhouse Project’s Black Walnut Mercantile carries a curated inventory of goods and provisions (and also serves late-night cocktails). In the evening, the Callicoon Theater draws locals and visitors alike with blockbuster and indie films inside its beautifully restored 1940s space. For more ideas, check out the Escape Brooklyn feature on Seminary Hill.
Escape Club members get 25% off stays of two or more nights at Seminary Hill, now through Labor Day. Get the details below the paywall.
The Mill Houses in Livingston Manor, NY
Set on five wooded acres near the center of Livingston Manor, The Mill Houses pair unique design with the unhurried pace of a Catskills escape. Each of the five homes offers its own distinct character — from the lived-in charm of Mill House No. 1, with its clawfoot tub and wide-plank floors, to the clean-lined minimalism of No. 5, where birch plywood and cork set a quiet tone. No. 2 evokes the feeling of a Scandinavian farmhouse, while No. 3 and No. 4 channel updated cottage style. Available individually or as a group, the houses suit everything from solo escapes to full family gatherings.
Interiors feel warm and deeply personal, with vintage appliances, wood-burning fireplaces, and layered textures. Outside, porches, patios, and firepits invite slow mornings and communal nights under the stars. The Willowemoc River is just down the road, and the houses are a short walk from Livingston Manor’s Main Street, making it easy to move between retreat and town.
In Livingston Manor, start the day with breakfast at The Walk In — a cozy daytime cafe that transforms into Stumble Out Bar after dark. Just up the road, Homestedt stocks home goods and outdoor essentials with a Scandinavian touch, while Spruce offers beautifully curated kitchenware and gifts. For local brews, head to Catskill Brewery’s taproom or hike Beer Mountain before settling in with a pint at Upward Brewing. Come evening, The DeBruce serves refined, seasonally inspired dinners in a warm, wood-accented dining room, with both an à la carte menu and a thoughtfully composed prix fixe tasting option. Check out the Escape Brooklyn Guide to Livingston Manor for more suggestions.
Through August, mention Escape Club when booking a three-night stay at The Mill Houses to receive a fourth night free. See the details below the paywall.
Rowley House in Eldred, NY
Rowley House is a three-bedroom cabin in Eldred, NY, surrounded by forest and designed to balance lively gatherings with quiet retreats. The architect-designed layout centers on a large open kitchen, dining, and living area — an ideal hangout for friends and family. Throughout the home, smaller spaces offer peaceful moments: the basement-level suite includes a private bathroom, gym, and sauna, while a pine-clad snug on the top floor provides cozy treehouse vibes with a sleeper sofa for extra guests.
Interiors blend clean, modern lines with personal warmth, featuring objects from local designers, ceramicists, and vintage shops. The kitchen is fully equipped for group meals, complemented by large dining tables indoors and out. Outside, the deck is outfitted with Adirondack chairs, a charcoal grill, and a gated area for dogs and young children. Each bedroom frames views of the surrounding trees, offering a sense of calm and retreat.
Located in the Delaware River Valley, Rowley House offers easy access to Callicoon, Narrowsburg, Barryville, and seasonal favorites like the Barryville Farmers’ Market. Highlights include tubing or canoeing with Reber River Trips, hiking local trails like Mongaup River and Tusten Mountain, and driving the scenic Hawk’s Nest Highway. Local favorites like Sullivan Public round out the mix, offering ceramics, antiques, coffee, and curated design in equal measure. Check out our feature on Rowley House to help inspire your stay.
Escape Club members can take 20% off stays of three or more nights through August. More info below the paywall.
Glasco BLCK Creek in Highland, NY
Set on 164 wooded acres in Highland, NY, Glasco BLCK Creek is home to four distinct houses that sleep up to 29 guests across the property. Interiors balance original stonework and timber framing with thoughtful, design-forward furnishings and fully equipped kitchens. Some homes offer a cozy, cabin-like feel, while others feature soaring ceilings and open-plan layouts — but all are grounded in a sense of ease, comfort, and connection to the surrounding landscape.
At the heart of the estate lies a 37-acre spring-fed lake, accessible only to guests. A dock extends over the water, perfect for morning coffee or afternoon swims, while a seven-person hot tub provides a front-row seat to golden hour. Though each home feels private, the grounds are designed for gathering — and additional experiences like guided wine tastings, yoga classes, massages, or fly-fishing lessons can be arranged to elevate your stay.
Twenty minutes from the property, Kingston offers a blend of laid-back culture and small-city charm. Start the day with coffee and books at Rough Draft before browsing vintage finds at Red Owl and Kingston Consignments. For lunch, Camp Kingston serves sandwiches, salads, and more in a relaxed setting. Afterward, stop by Sweet Maresa’s to pick up vegan treats to take home. Check out our Guide to Kingston to help inspire your day trip.
This month, Escape Club members who book a three-night stay at Glasco BLCK Creek get a fourth night free. Get the scoop below the paywall.
Catskills Cloud House in Phoenicia, NY
Catskills Cloud House sits in the heart of Phoenicia, within easy walking distance of the town’s Main Street shops. This modern, eco-conscious retreat is designed for slow mornings and seamless connection to nature. The three-bedroom home sleeps six comfortably, with an open layout where oversized windows flood the space with natural light and frame the surrounding woods. The bright kitchen and living area invite lingering, while clean, thoughtful design balances comfort with sustainability.
Outside, al fresco dining on the private deck sets the tone for easy summer evenings. A chiminea adds warmth and ambiance, while the nearby fire pit invites gatherings that stretch late into the night, cocktails in hand. Comfortable seating and soft lighting create a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding with friends or family. With a pet-friendly policy, the entire group — including four-legged companions — can fully enjoy this serene, nature-filled setting.
The house is just a short walk from the Trailways Bus stop, making it accessible for those looking to visit without a car. The Tanbark Loop trailhead is only five minutes away, offering a quick escape into the mountains. After a morning hike, head to Bettina Cafe and Market for brunch, then spend the afternoon exploring vintage finds at Mystery Spot and Phoenicia Arts & Antiques. In the evenings, walk over to Brio’s for wood-fired pizza. Those traveling with cars can opt for a change of pace with a short drive to Dandelion in Big Indian, or head to The Pines in Mt. Tremper.
For the month of August, book any two nights and get a third night free. Get the details below the paywall.