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the blueberry patch

Hosted by Marty · Livingston Manor, New York

8 guests max · 1 bedroom · 3 beds · 1 toilet

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A partly off-grid, truly unique, delightfully off-the-beaten-path, 420-friendly YURT in beautiful Livingston Manor. A ‘tiny house’, albeit a round one with walls of cloth instead of wood, with every conceivable amenity—full kitchen, hot shower, indoor toilet, woodstove, spacious living room, enormous sleeping loft, speakers for your music, excellent wi-fi—thoughtfully arranged to maximize space and ease of use. The YURT is at the end of a shale road on a blueberry orchard. Guests are invited to pick all the fruit they like. The hillside’s high elevation provides an oasis of cooler temperatures during every summer heat wave. The panoramic view of the Catskills from the front porch has to be seen to be appreciated. If glamping is your thing, come and spend a night or two under the stars while sleeping indoors. while the setting is delightfully off the beaten path, it’s also a short drive to the cafés, breweries, and eateries in the charming hamlet of Livingston Manor. World class hiking, rail trails, camping, and fishing is even closer. (Camping gear, hiking poles/micro-spikes, and mountain bikes provided.) perhaps most importantly, our place offers more than a getaway. Guests learn how to tap a spring for their home’s water, the joys of heating with wood, how hygienic and easy-to-use a composting toilet is. A few days on the blueberry patch is both a rewarding glimpse of the sustainable life and an invaluable education in how comfortable a small house can be. If you’re considering procuring your own, spending time in AND exploring ours(there are two others on the property) will help you decide if such a home is right for you. how to get here: depending on traffic, it’s about two hours from NYC. Take the Thruway to the very first exit, Exit 16 for Rt. 17 west. Follow Rt. 17 for an hour to Exit 98/Parksville. what to expect: the yurt is always spotless. Because it's heated with wood, because the property is accessed via a chip path not an asphalt one, invariably sawdust, wood flecks, and the occasional spider web make their way inside. The country will follow you indoors. Please visit expecting that. You’ll have to walk about 75 yards from your car so… make sure your shoes are comfortable. Sleeps three couples , headlamps recommended, PETS welcome!A partly off-grid ‘tiny house’ in beautiful Livingston Manor. A unique, handsomely built YURT with every conceivable amenity—full kitchen, hot shower, indoor toilet, woodstove, spacious living room, enormous sleeping loft, speakers for your music, excellent wi-fi—thoughtfully arranged to maximize space and ease of use. Ideal for the newly separated, creative types who need solitude, or overworked professionals seeking a respite from the big city. The YURT is at the end of a shale road in a berry orchard with virtually NO neighbors. The high elevation provides an oasis of cooler temperatures during every heat wave. Cozy and perfectly warm during the winter. While the setting is delightfully off the beaten path, it’s also a short drive to the cafés, breweries, and eateries in the charming hamlet of Livingston Manor. Hiking, rail trails, camping, and fishing is even closer. (Camping gear, hiking poles/micro-spikes, and mountain bikes provided.) Guests/tenants also learn how to tap a spring for their home’s water, the joys of heating with wood, how hygienic and easy-to-use a composting toilet is. Days on the blueberry patch offer both a rewarding glimpse of the sustainable life and an invaluable education in how comfortable a small house can be. If you’re considering procuring your own, spending time in ours will help you decide if such a home is right for you. what to expect: the yurt is always spotless. Because it's heated with wood, because it's accessed via a chip path not an asphalt one, invariably sawdust, wood flecks, and the occasional spider web make their way inside. The country will follow you indoors. Please visit expecting that. You’ll have to walk about 75 yards from your car so… make sure your shoes are comfortable. Sleeps three couples comfortably, headlamps recommended, pets WELCOME! what to bring: if you’re planning to pick blueberries or go hiking, bring clothes you don’t mind getting a bit dirty. A headlamp is recommended for enjoying the grounds at night and hiking up from your car at night. Regarding cars, the shale road that leads to our yurt does NOT require a 4wd drive vehicle. However, you should drive cautiously if you arrive in a car that’s low to the ground. Whatever you’re driving, please do so slowly; the road is one way.

What to expect

Yurt

You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.

8 guests max

Campfires allowed

Firewood provided, firepit, wood burning fireplace

Toilet available

Composting toilet

Pets allowed

Off leash, on leash

Potable water available

Spigot

Showers available

Bins available

Recycling bin, trash bin

Cooking equipment present

Private

Picnic table present

Wifi available

Laundry absent

Hot Tub absent

No playground

Things to know

Getting there

Check in: 2:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Early or late check-in may be available

Check out: Before 12:00 PM

On arrival: Meet with Host

Cancellation policy: Moderate

Minimum nights: 1 night

Accepts bookings: 6 months out

Park at listing

No wheelchair access

Max 3 vehicles

2WD accessible

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the blueberry patch

Yurt · Sleeps 8 · 1 bedroom · 3 beds · 1 toilet

A partly off-grid ‘tiny house’ in beautiful Livingston Manor. A unique, handsomely built YURT with every conceivable amenity—full kitchen, hot shower, indoor toilet, woodstove, spacious living room, enormous sleeping loft, speakers for your music, excellent wi-fi—thoughtfully arranged to maximize space and ease of use. Ideal for the newly separated, creative types who need solitude, or overworked professionals seeking a respite from the big city. The YURT is at the end of a shale road in a berry orchard with virtually NO neighbors. The high elevation provides an oasis of cooler temperatures during every heat wave. Cozy and perfectly warm during the winter. While the setting is delightfully off the beaten path, it’s also a short drive to the cafés, breweries, and eateries in the charming hamlet of Livingston Manor. Hiking, rail trails, camping, and fishing is even closer. (Camping gear, hiking poles/micro-spikes, and mountain bikes provided.) Guests/tenants also learn how to tap a spring for their home’s water, the joys of heating with wood, how hygienic and easy-to-use a composting toilet is. Days on the blueberry patch offer both a rewarding glimpse of the sustainable life and an invaluable education in how comfortable a small house can be. If you’re considering procuring your own, spending time in ours will help you decide if such a home is right for you. what to expect: the yurt is always spotless. Because it's heated with wood, because it's accessed via a chip path not an asphalt one, invariably sawdust, wood flecks, and the occasional spider web make their way inside. The country will follow you indoors. Please visit expecting that. You’ll have to walk about 75 yards from your car so… make sure your shoes are comfortable. Sleeps three couples comfortably, headlamps recommended, pets WELCOME! what to bring: if you’re planning to pick blueberries or go hiking, bring clothes you don’t mind getting a bit dirty. A headlamp is recommended for enjoying the grounds at night and hiking up from your car at night. Regarding cars, the shale road that leads to our yurt does NOT require a 4wd drive vehicle. However, you should drive cautiously if you arrive in a car that’s low to the ground. Whatever you’re driving, please do so slowly; the road is one way.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

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Location

Livingston Manor, Sullivan County, New York, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Marty N.

Joined in July 2026

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