Cozy cabins in Upstate New York: 17 secluded Airbnbs, mountaintop views, lakeside hideaways, hidden gems
Updated Jan 25, 2021;
In the cold Upstate New York autumns and winters, nothing sounds better than cuddling up in cozy cabin with a wood stove burning and a mug of cocoa in hand. Maybe you’re watching the snow fall outside, or listening to the sounds of the wilderness as you settle in for the night after a day hiking or skiing in the Adirondacks, or fishing and boating in the Finger Lakes.
That peaceful getaway is yours to find at one of these cozy cabin Airbnbs scattered across the Finger Lakes, Catskills, Hudson Valley and beyond. From ridge-line retreats to private, woodland getaways, these cabins are perfect for the vacationer who wants to breathe in the great outdoors and loves to stay someplace with a lot of charm.
Drew Butler
dbutler@gannett.com
Over the past couple weeks, many local residents have been crafting and creating gingerbread houses to enter into an online decorating contest hosted by Ardmore Parks and Recreation. The contest was divided into a senior division and a family or group division, and on Monday afternoon the winners from each were selected.
First place in the senior division went to Tammie Stevens for her gingerbread house that came complete with multiple Christmas trees on the lawn and a penguin atop a frozen pond. First place in the family category went to the Rogers family for their “Cozy Christmas Cabin.”
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By Christopher Harris
Commonwealth Journal Dec 12, 2020
Dec 12, 2020
Santa s elf representatives in Eubank handed out toys at the Eubank City Park Christmas Cabin over the weekend. The cabin was open Friday and Saturday for guests. Christopher Harris I CJ
This weekend, Eubank looked like more than the northernmost city in Pulaski County â it looked like the North Pole.
Two days of the Christmas Cabin at Eubank City Park â delightfully decorated for the season with a cheerful assortment of lighted figures and colorful tunnels â and the annual Christmas Parade in the afternoon made for a joyous time for thousands of people. It was a good parade. It was a good, long parade, said Norman Rutheford, Eubank Fire Chief. The Eubank Fire Department always operates the Christmas Cabin â where visitors can receive refreshments like hot chocolate and cider, fruit, and even toys for kids â and see Santa Claus a