
Tent and Teepee
Two tent sites and a painted teepee, spaced apart for privacy.
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Escape to nature
Find peace among the rolling hills of the Catskills. Cozy campsites, friendly farm animals, and a true sense of escape await, about two hours from New York City.
Livingston Manor, Sullivan County
Nestled in the heart of Livingston Manor, our property is a peaceful oasis where you can slow down, breathe deep, and truly unwind. Wake up to the sounds of birdsong, spend your evenings around a crackling fire, and let the quiet rhythm of nature restore you.
Whether you are pitching a tent, cozying up in our teepee, or enjoying the open field under the stars, you will find a warm welcome from your hosts, Dylan and Nick, and a few friendly farm animals who might just stop by to say hello.


Two tent sites and a painted teepee, spaced apart for privacy.

A fire ring or fire pit at every site. Campfires are allowed.

Goats, chickens, a Highland cow and more, met gently with a host.

Seasonal greenhouse vegetables and eggs when we have them.
Three sites, fourteen acres
Pick the pond, the ferns or the teepee. Every site has campfires, potable water and a toilet close by.
An open tent site by the pond with a stone fire ring and room to hang a hammock. The shortest walk from the car. Frogs sing you to sleep.
From $32 a night for 2 guests, Sunday to Thursday. $40 on Friday and Saturday.
Wooded tent site up the hill among the ferns, with a picnic table and fire ring. More privacy and more room for a group.
From $40 a night for 2 guests, Sunday to Thursday. $50 on Friday and Saturday.
A painted canvas teepee on the lawn beside the gazebo, with a toilet nearby and a picnic table at the door.
From $30 a night for 1 guest.
Nearby
Just minutes from town, you will find world-class fly fishing, craft breweries, farm adventures, and the best small-town charm the Catskills have to offer. Here are some of our favorite nearby spots.

Enjoy craft brews and hike Beer Mountain, a perfect beginner trail with summit views.
Part cafe, part market. Grab a picnic lunch or stock up on local goods right in the heart of Livingston Manor.
Tours on the hour. Meet the alpacas, visit the farm store, and enjoy this unique Roscoe gem.
Famous for their buttermilk biscuits. A must-stop for breakfast in Livingston Manor.
World-class fly fishing on the Beaverkill and Willowemoc. Gear up at Beaverkill Angler.
The historic site of the 1969 Woodstock festival. Concerts, museum, and grounds to explore.
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Nick was an excellent host, the property is beautiful and very well kept. Would highly recommend! Hoping to book again next year.
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Amazing Farm Stay
We LOVED this site! To start, I absolutely adored the animals. Each one is so cute, and there was such a variety. The bull had to be my favorite! The site was super clean and had amazing amenities. A flushing toilet was a really pleasant surprise. The pond site was nice, open, and close to everything. The wooded sites give you a little more privacy or room for a group. Nick and Dylan were super responsive and so nice. We will absolutely be back and with friends this time! Would be awesome to rent all of the sites and have a friend or family weekend. Thank you so much!
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An incredibly peaceful campground. I can't overstate how beautiful and calm. The animals are incredible and obviously very well cared for. My daughter loved feeding them..This was a very special place.
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We had an absolute blast during our stay! The spot was secluded enough but just a short distance from our car and the animals. Our toddler couldn’t have had more fun saying hello to each of the animals every morning, which was such a fun addition to a typical camping trip. Nick was a gem, so helpful and kind and let us do our thing. We will definitely be back :)
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Hipcamp reports 98% of guests recommend us (23 ratings, 20 reviews).
On the land
We believe in leaving the land better than we found it. From our organic garden to our thoughtful stewardship, we are committed to creating a space that is good for you and good for the earth.

What we grow
The crop list is not complicated and that is on purpose. Lettuce varieties, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, pumpkins, arugula, kale and peppers, grown, picked and delivered close to home in Livingston Manor.
We started our first growing season in 2026, and the greenhouse and garden are still expanding as we learn what this ground does best.
We also rent out garden plots on the property for the season if you would rather grow your own. See garden plot rentals.

Come stay with us and discover why guests return again and again. We would love to welcome you.
Tell us what you need and how often. We will let you know what is ready to pick.
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