Accessible Travel | Find Adventures for Every Ability
A season in the Sullivan Catskills is an experience for all. We invite everyone to enjoy the area’s activities and unique lodging options, equipped with ADA-compliant functionality. Explore with ease, choosing from accessible experiences designed for every traveler.
Mobility
Experience accessible adventure at your own pace.
Sensory
Enjoy peaceful places where travelers can relax, explore and belong.
Service Animals
Dedicated service animals are allowed throughout the area.
Assistance Requirements
For specific requests, inquiries or options, please contact us.
Mobility
Visitors discover smooth pathways, gentle inclines and thoughtful amenities that make getting around effortless. Scenic drives wind through covered bridges and past working farms, while small towns provide easy parking and barrier-free sidewalks. At Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, interactive exhibits and wide, level walkways make it simple for guests of all abilities to move through history and music. Family-friendly farms in Callicoon, Liberty and Livingston Manor feature open barn doors, accessible restrooms, and plenty of space to roam.
What to Expect
Paved rail trails, lakeside parks and ADA-accessible lookouts make it possible for all to enjoy the area’s remarkable natural beauty without navigating rough terrain.
- ADA-compliant lodging options from boutique hotels to riverside cabins
- Paved trails, lake overlooks, and accessible picnic areas
- Adaptive recreational programs and easy-entry parks for outdoor enjoyment
The region’s charm lies not only in its scenery but in how seamlessly comfort meets independence. Whether you travel with a wheelchair, stroller or mobility aid, the Sullivan Catskills makes each moment feel possible and inviting.
Sensory Friendly
For families traveling with someone who has autism or sensory sensitivities, calm and connection define the experience. Quiet trails around the Delaware River, soft forest sounds, and spacious outdoor venues provide the perfect rhythm for those who need gentler surroundings. Visitors often enjoy the tranquil setting of Mongaup Pond or the open green spaces near Roscoe and Narrowsburg, where nature sets a peaceful pace.
What to Expect:
- Sensory-friendly lodging and dining options
- Seasonal events and markets with flexible entry and easy access
The Sullivan Catskills offers time to reset through nature, through music and through genuine hospitality.
Service Animals
Service animals find a natural welcome here. Wide trails, pet-friendly lodging and open landscapes make travel smooth for both guest and companion. Many restaurants, shops and attractions throughout the county accommodate service animals with understanding and care.
Service Animal Travel Tips:
- Pack essentials such as water bowls, harness, and identification
- Review travel and lodging policies before arrival
- Protect paws from summer pavement and winter frost
- Plan rest breaks at shaded parks or riverside path
Service Animal Travel Tips
Before departing, make sure your lodging accommodations allow for service animals.
- Bring all vet records and service animal identification
- Pack essentials for your animal companion, including food, collapsible bowls, harness and medication
- Check travel policies for transportation and lodging
- Make sure to protect paws from snowy streets and summer heat
- Be mindful of terrain
- Confirm where service animals are and are not allowed
- Avoid overstimulation
Assistance & support
For accessible travel planning, explore the Sullivan Catskills’ partnership with Wheel the World to discover inclusive experiences and accommodations across the region.
Whether you need information on accessible lodging, transportation, or activities, the Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association team is here to help make your journey seamless and memorable. The goal remains simple: make every guest feel comfortable, capable and fully connected to the rhythm of the Catskills.
Phone: 800-882-CATS
(Toll-free) 845-747-4449
Email: hello@sullivancatskills.com
