Tucked into a quiet hillside near Livingston Manor, Elk Point Cabin offers a peaceful Catskills escape surrounded by trees and open sky. Cozy up by the fire, gather around the fire pit, or unwind on the porch as the crickets settle in for the evening. Inside, enjoy a thoughtfully stocked kitchen, spa-like baths, and warm natural light throughout. A calm, comfortable retreat designed for slow days and restful nights. The space 🌿Welcome to Elk Point Cabin — a quiet Catskills retreat set on a gentle hillside just outside Livingston Manor. 🌿Surrounded by trees and open lawn, this log cabin offers a peaceful place to slow down, settle in, and enjoy the rhythm of nature. Mornings begin with soft light and coffee on the porch, and evenings wind down by the fire, under a sky full of stars and the steady sound of crickets. 🌿Inside, the cabin is warm, simple, and thoughtfully updated. The living room centers around a wood-burning stove, creating a cozy gathering space for reading, conversation, or quiet nights in. Natural light fills the space throughout the day, adding to the calm, easy feel of the home. 🌿The kitchen and dining area have been fully renovated and are well stocked for everything from a slow breakfast to a shared dinner. With quality appliances, essential cookware, and a full coffee setup, it’s a space designed to be both functional and enjoyable. 🌿The Bedrooms The Loft Bedroom Set above the main living space, the loft offers a queen bed and its own en-suite bathroom. Accessible by stairs, it feels tucked away and private - a quiet place to rest at the end of the day. 🌿The Lower Bedroom Located on the main floor, this room features two twin beds, making it a comfortable option for friends, children, or additional guests. 🌿Both bathrooms have been recently renovated with spa-like showers, clean finishes, and thoughtful details that elevate the everyday routine. 🌿Outdoors Step outside and you’ll find a wide, open yard framed by trees — perfect for picnics, lounging, or simply taking in the stillness of the surroundings. The fire pit is ready for evenings under the stars, with firewood provided for your stay. Adirondack chairs and a grill make outdoor living easy, while the front porch, complete with rocking chairs, offers a classic spot to sit and unwind at any time of day. 🌿The Setting Tucked just off a quiet back road, the cabin feels private without being remote. You’re a short drive from Livingston Manor and White Sulphur Springs for dining, shops, and essentials, while still enjoying the peace and quiet that makes this area so special. This is a place for slowing down — where days are unstructured, nights are quiet, and nature sets the pace. 🏡 Good to Know Before You Book Seasonality: Grill, fire pit and yard are weather-dependent Wildlife: You may see deer, birds and other local wildlife (part of the charm, not a bug) Community Setting: Quiet hillside neighborhood — respectful noise levels expected Outdoor Areas: Fire pit, grill, and equipment should be used responsibly 🥂 Enhance Your Stay To make your time even more seamless, optional concierge services are available, including pre-arrival grocery stocking and curated in-home experiences. Inquire for details. Guest access You have access to the entire property. Enjoy! Other things to note THE DRIVE IN The final stretch to the cabin follows a winding country road, leading to a gravel driveway. In winter or inclement weather, AWD or 4WD is recommended, as low-clearance vehicles may have difficulty in snow. For ease, we suggest arriving before dark on your first visit. PETS Dogs are welcome. We kindly ask that they stay off furniture and beds, that waste is picked up outdoors, and that pets are crated if left unattended in the cabin. FIRE PIT Please fully extinguish the fire before heading inside for the night and never leave it unattended. During dry conditions, we recommend checking local burn guidelines prior to use. CABIN LIFE This is a true log cabin set in the woods. While the home is thoroughly cleaned between stays, the natural setting means you may occasionally notice a cobweb or a visiting insect. Wildlife such as deer, turkeys, and foxes are part of the landscape and may pass through the property.