Seminary Hill’s Guide to Narrowsburg

Just 15 minutes from Seminary Hill, Narrowsburg, New York, offers natural beauty, artistic inspiration, and community spirit. This quaint hamlet on the Delaware River packs a punch with its small-town charm and cultural offerings, perfect for a day of exploration and discovery in the Sullivan Catskills.

Whether you’re seeking local art galleries, quaint downtown shopping, or innovative culinary experiences, you’ll find it in Narrowsburg.

Where to eat and drink

Go to The Laundrette for the wood-fired sourdough pizzas, and stay for the Delaware River views. The innovative restaurant housed in a former laundromat serves all local and organic ingredients, from salads and vegetable dishes to homemade desserts. Sit outside and enjoy the view with a cocktail, beer, or glass of wine.

The Heron, renowned for its farm-to-table brunch and dinner, features The Ant Hill Farm, Quails R us, Silver Heights Farm, Tonjes Farm, 2 Cousins Fish, Augusa Acres Farm, Calkins Creamery, Beach Lake Bakery, and Java Love Coffee among the local farms and producers.

Cozy vibes await at The Tusten Cup, where you can recharge with coffee and baked goods. This spot, too, has a covered outdoor patio with views of the Narrowsburg-Darbytown Bridge, the narrowest point in the Delaware River.

Things to do in Narrowsburg

Check out the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance gallery and performing art space. The DVAA serves all of the Sullivan Catskills, and here is the best place to admire the work of local and regional artists, attend a live performance, or participate in a hands-on workshop to unleash your creativity.

At One Grand Books, owner Aaron Hicklin, the former editor of Out and BlackBook magazines, brings a curated selection of classic novels and contemporary bestsellers to the hamlet. He also produces the annual Deep Water Literary Festival, taking place this year from June 21-23, 2024. (Get 25% off stays at The Boarding House to attend the festival.)

Dive into the past at Tinker and Ridge, an antique shop filled with vintage treasures. Spend some time browsing through the eclectic furniture collection, home decor, and curiosities, and take home a piece of Catskills history. A couple of doors down, shop for upstate-made merchandise (think sweatshirts, hats, and notebooks), craft beer, specialty groceries, and CBD products at Narrowsburg Proper.

How to Get to Narrowsburg from Seminary Hill

Narrowsburg is just a short drive from Seminary Hill in Callicoon. To reach this charming hamlet, follow Route 97 south along the scenic Delaware River. Once you arrive in Narrowsburg, you’ll find ample parking throughout the town.

Nick Papa

Nick Papa is the co-founder of Salt PR and Marketing. Since 2011, he’s worked with the biggest travel brands and smallest luxury hotels to tell their stories across blogs, social media channels, PR activity, and email marketing.

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