Delaware County

Custom log home builder in the Catskill Mountains. Designs and constructs handcrafted log homes for rural and mountain properties throughout the region.

Vibrant Saturday morning market at the center of the hamlet of Andes, held in front of the Tin Horn at 72 Main Street every Saturday from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day weekend, 10am–2pm. Features fruit, vegetables, baked goods, cheese, artisanal and specialty products from regional farms and makers. Andes has emerged as one of Delaware County's most culturally rich destinations, and the market reflects that creative, foodie-forward community. Accepts SNAP.

A Trout Unlimited chapter in the heart of the Catskill Mountains, serving the Ashokan and Pepacton watershed communities — the "Cradle of American Fly Fishing." Works to protect and restore the Upper Delaware, Esopus, Neversink, and their tributaries through habitat conservation, water quality advocacy, and community education. The watersheds this chapter serves supply drinking water to New York City while supporting world-class wild trout fishing.

Delhi apothecary and studio where Jeanette "Jet" Platania-Harper hand-blends her own herbal incenses, oils, and potions and makes original art.

Walton taproom and cider lounge from Awestruck Ciders, opened in 2021 in the beautifully restored historic Camp Milling Co. building. Serves all of Awestruck's house-made hard ciders on draft alongside local craft beer, regional wines, and NY State spirits, plus small bites from rotating local chefs. Kid-friendly and dog-friendly with indoor and outdoor seating. Bi-weekly farmers market events and a retail shop stocked with Awestruck bottles and local products.

A native plant nursery in Margaretville, Delaware County, specializing in local-ecotype native plants of the Catskills and Hudson Valley — plants with genetic lineages adapted to the specific microclimates and soils of the region. A resource for homesteaders and land stewards who want native plants that will truly thrive in Catskill conditions.

Log and cedar home manufacturer serving the Catskills and surrounding region. Full design and construction services for custom log homes.

Saturday morning farmers market operating 9am–2pm through the end of September at County Route 10, outside Delhi. Features local farms and producers with a focus on fresh produce, eggs, and locally sourced goods. A complementary market option to the midweek Delhi Courthouse market, providing Saturday shoppers with a convenient local food access point near Delhi.

A small cannabis farm in the foothills of the Catskills, growing cannabis sustainably in small rich pockets of glacially-carved soil adjacent to forest land. The farm's philosophy: farm next to the forest, let the trees clean the water and air, grow the most sustainable cannabis possible on the landscape nature provides. A minimal-footprint, land-respecting cannabis operation in the Western Catskills.

A 20-acre farmstead brewery, restaurant, and inn in the Western Catskills, opened in August 2021 by Cornell-educated couple Daniel Sackett and Elizabeth Starks — Sackett with seven generations of Catskills dairy farming behind him, both inspired by tavern-like home breweries they encountered while studying abroad in Prague. The on-site fermentory makes lagers and mixed-culture beers from all New York–grown grains and mountain spring water, aged in oak wine barrels. Guests share communal candlelit tables for prix-fixe four-course farm dinners (booked by email) and stay overnight in four farmstead lodging units. Dairy sheep, chickens, ducks, an orchard, vegetable and flower gardens, and guard donkeys round out the working homestead.

Community farmers market at Creamery Park in Bovina Center, hosted by the Livestock Foundation every Friday from 4–7pm, Memorial Day through Labor Day. Set on the grounds of the historic Creamery, the market reflects the deep agricultural identity of Bovina, one of the most farm-dense towns in Delaware County. Vendors offer seasonal produce, eggs, meats, dairy, baked goods, and locally crafted items. The market doubles as a gathering place for Bovina's tight-knit farming community. Rain or shine.

A small farm brewery in Arkville sharing a building with Union Grove Distillery — part of the cluster of craft beverage producers along the Route 28 corridor at the southern edge of the Catskills. Calico Outlaw operates under a NY State Farm Brewery license, using New York-grown grains and hops. The shared taproom setup makes for a natural double-stop alongside Union Grove's Vly Creek Vodka.

A regional conservation organization founded in 1969 protecting the Catskills through direct land conservation, stewardship, and community partnerships. Holds 17 conservation easements totaling 2,550 acres and owns 367 acres of publicly accessible land including Platte Clove Preserve and Thorn Preserve. Operates the Catskills Visitor Center in Mt. Tremper. Runs the Catskill Stewards program at high-use trailheads, combats invasive species through CRISP, and advocates for Catskill forest preserve funding. A critical land and resource conservation partner for the Catskill community.

Non-profit organization dedicated to the stewardship of the Catskill Forest. Resources for private forest landowners on sustainable timber harvesting, wildlife habitat, and land conservation in the Catskill region.

Small mushroom cultivation operation in Delaware County growing gourmet and medicinal varieties for local farmers markets and restaurants. Specializes in log-grown shiitake and other native varieties.

Full-service water supply contractor serving Delaware, Southern Tier, Schoharie, Otsego, Greene, Ulster, and Sullivan Counties. Water wells, water pumps, water analysis, water treatment systems, and sewage ejection pumps. Licensed Master Electrician for all electric pump motors and controls. No water? Dirty water? 24/7 emergency service. Call anytime.

A 26-mile multi-use recreational trail on the former railbed of the Ulster and Delaware Railroad, winding through some of the most scenic countryside in upstate New York. Managed by the Catskill Revitalization Corporation and owned by the Delaware & Ulster Railroad. With a wide path, gentle grade, and durable surface, the trail is ideal for hiking, cycling, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling year-round. The trail passes through beautiful Catskill Mountain terrain following the West Branch of the Delaware River and meanders through farmland and open countryside. Trailheads accessible at Route 10 in Bloomville and Routes 30 and Hardscrabble Road in Roxbury. Free and open to the public.

Regional network of sawmills, woodworkers, and artisans using the Pure Catskills trademark. Searchable database of wood products businesses across Delaware, Greene, Otsego, Schoharie, Sullivan, and Ulster counties. Free membership for eligible businesses.

Catskills-based food sovereignty nonprofit distributing food from local farms to mutual aid groups, food pantries, and NYC partners. Partners with Delaware Opportunities to provide ~100 organic food boxes monthly. Also runs Star Route Farm and the West Branch Commons land trust for BIPOC farmers.

An indigo dyeing studio and workshop space in a converted 18th century barn in the Catskills. Artists Anne and Kate grow their own dye plants and offer summer weekend workshops in natural dyeing with indigo, cyanotype photography, and traditional resist techniques. The studio draws on Anne's training in Tokyo (ancient indigo process) and India (dabu paste block printing) to bring traditional plant-dye traditions to the Catskills.

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County, serving the county for over 100 years from its office at State Highway 10 in Hamden. Programs cover agriculture and food systems, energy, family and nutrition, horticulture, natural resources, rural healthcare, and 4-H youth development including 4-H Camp Shankitunk. Partners with the Watershed Agricultural Council and local farms to deliver free or low-cost workshops on home gardening, organic farming, crop school, energy efficiency, maple production, and local food systems. Promotes the CCE Delaware farmers market listings and Pure Catskills regional buy-local program. Annual Delaware County Spring Crop School draws regional farmers for updates, pest management, and DEC credits.

A winery in Walton dedicated to restoring America's native grapes — Concord, Catawba, Niagara, Delaware, and other historic varietals that defined American winemaking before vinifera and hybrids dominated the industry. A scholarly, terroir-driven approach that treats native grapes as a regional heritage worth recovering rather than a sweet-wine novelty. Small-batch production, with bottles available at select retailers and the tasting room.

Heritage excursion railroad based at Arkville Station on State Highway 28, offering scenic train rides through the heart of the Catskill Mountains along the East Branch of the Delaware River. The D&U traces the route of the original Delaware and Ulster Railroad founded in 1866, once called "The Only All-Rail Route To the Catskill Mountains." After a multi-year closure, tourist train service resumed in 2025 through a partnership between the Catskill Revitalization Corp. and Delaware & Ulster Railroad LLC. Trips run 75 minutes roundtrip to Halcottsville or 2.5 hours to Roxbury. Wildlife viewing includes beaver, deer, bald eagles, and blue heron. Special events include a dinner train, train robberies, Twilight on the Rails, Silver Sleigh Flyer, and a fall pumpkin patch run for kids. Gift shop and historical exhibit at the Arkville depot.

Open-web buy/sell/trade classifieds for Delaware County, covering Fleischmanns, Deposit, Franklin, Stamford, and surrounding rural towns in the western Catskills. Free to browse and post, no login or Facebook account required.

The largest agricultural fair in the Catskill region, held annually in Walton, Delaware County each August. The 137th fair draws 80,000+ visitors over six days with agricultural exhibits, livestock competitions, 4-H showcases, tractor pulls, rides, local food, and entertainment. A cornerstone of Delaware County farming culture and the annual gathering of the Catskill Mountain agricultural community. Organized by the Delaware County Agricultural Society.

Network of emergency food pantries across Delaware County providing 3–4 day food supply to residents temporarily without food or money. Headquartered in Hamden. Receives weekly organic food boxes via partnership with Catskills Agrarian Alliance.

A New York State farm distillery producing three varieties of absinthe — handcrafted with botanical care in Walton. One of very few distilleries in the United States specializing in traditionally-made absinthe, including the Walton Waters, Meadow of Love, and Bohemian Bitter. Also produces a corn whiskey and rye whiskey. A favorite of cocktail bartenders across the Hudson Valley and beyond.

A natural health practice serving Delaware County and the Catskill mountain communities. Offers herbal medicine consultations, naturopathic care, and wellness support for rural families in Delaware County. A resource for homesteaders and rural residents in the western Catskills seeking plant-based and natural health approaches.

A holistic and comprehensive chiropractic practice in Delhi, Delaware County, focusing on both treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal issues for the rural agricultural communities of the Catskill Mountains. Serves farming families, homesteaders, and working people throughout Delaware County with individualized chiropractic care.

Delaware County's primary year-round farmers market, held every Wednesday at Courthouse Square on Main Street in the village of Delhi. Operating May through October from 10am to 2pm, and continuing through winter at the Delhi American Legion. Offers flowers, fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and crafts from regional farmers and small producers. Organized with support from the Greater Delhi Area Chamber of Commerce and features a consistent roster of local vendors throughout the growing season.

Certified timber harvesting and custom rough-cut lumber in the Catskills. Serving Delaware County and surrounding areas with sustainable logging and custom sawmill services.

Family-operated fiber farm in Andes raising sheep and producing wool for local artisans and fiber enthusiasts. Located at Gladstone Hollow Road in Andes, Evans & Evans Farm is a Pure Catskills member recognized in regional fiber directories. Sells raw fleece and wool products directly from the farm. Part of a cluster of fiber farms in the Delaware County Catskills that collectively support a robust local wool economy.

Beloved Sunday market in the small village of Franklin, held at Chapel Hall on Institute Street. Operating every Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day weekend, 10am–2pm. One of the most diverse markets in Delaware County, featuring meats, fish, eggs, cheese, vegetables, fruit, baked goods, plants, maple products, cut flowers, honey, soap, lotion, herbal teas, and specialty products. Draws a devoted local following and is considered a community anchor for the Franklin area. Accepts SNAP/EBT.

Custom sawing, drying, and fine wood furnishings since 1979. On-site 25 MBF dry kiln. Dimension parts and custom hardwood products for the Catskills and Delaware County region.

A weekly Saturday market and craft fair at Hancock Town Square on East Main Street, running 10am–2pm through October. Combines farm-fresh products from local producers with handcrafted goods from artisans, making it both a food market and a craft destination. Features produce, meats, baked goods, honey, eggs, and crafts from local vendors. One of the southernmost farmers markets in Delaware County, serving the Hancock area and nearby communities in both New York and Pennsylvania.

Award-winning diversified family farm in the Town of Meredith at County Road 10, Meridale, raising grass-fed Angus cattle, heritage pigs, pastured chicken, quail, turkey, goats, and sheep alongside a diverse vegetable and fruit operation. All animals raised humanely on pastures with no hormones, antibiotics, or additives — non-GMO, permaculture principles throughout. On-farm to-table restaurant serves authentic Mexican cuisine and wood-fired grilled steaks and meats, open Thu–Sat 4–9pm seasonally April through December. Adjacent farm store and butcher shop lets customers buy produce and have meats cut fresh to order. Also available through CSA program, online store, and fine restaurants throughout New York. Luxury tent suite camping also offered.

Contemporary accessories and furniture for the home made from sustainably sourced Catskill hardwoods. Bowls, trays, platters, and home goods handcrafted in Delhi, Delaware County.

Family-run Huacaya alpaca farm in South Kortright owned by Matt and Diane Taylor, with over 30 alpacas and a strong show record. Specializes in fiber production from award-winning alpacas whose fleece is hypoallergenic, three times warmer than wool, and cashmere-comparable in quality. Processes fiber through a regional cooperative and sells finished goods through their online Little Alpaca Shop. Farm tours available. A Pure Catskills member and regular presence at regional fiber festivals.

An artisan cheese producer in Jefferson, Delaware County, carefully making and aging cheeses in an underground aging space where temperature and humidity are naturally controlled. One of the distinctive small-batch cheese operations in the Catskill region, producing cave-aged cheeses with distinctive character. Available at regional farmers markets and specialty food stores.

Popular Friday evening market in the booktown village of Hobart, held at 101 Maple Avenue from June through September. Running 4pm–7pm, the market offers a lively end-of-week gathering with fruit, vegetables, honey, meat, eggs, cheese, maple products, specialty foods, and baked goods from local farms and producers. Hobart has reinvented itself as a destination for antiquarian books and local food, and the farmers market complements that character. Free vendor tables make it accessible to small producers.

Margaretville shop of handcrafted goods and artisan wares.

NOFA-NY Certified Organic vegetable farm in Hamden, owned and operated by Richard and Holley Giles. Farms 45 owned acres and an additional 115 leased acres of deep glacial loam soil in the Delaware River valley, with 45–50 acres annually in certified organic vegetables and the rest in cover crop for compost. Sells through a CSA program and a farm store stocking organic produce, locally produced milk, cheese, pasture-raised meats, honey, maple syrup, and bulk organic foods. The farm store also carries antiques and collectibles and serves as a regional hub for local food access. Deeply invested in farmland preservation and local food systems building in Delaware County.

Packaged firewood and trail preparation and maintenance services since 1979. Serving the Delaware County and Catskills region with quality hardwood firewood.

A Stamford, Delaware County artisan making handcrafted soaps and skin care emulsions from organic ingredients and pure essential oils. Rooted in the Northern Catskills, this maker brings botanically grounded personal care products to the Western Catskill community.

One of the most beloved farmers markets in the Catskills, held at the historic Round Barn of Halcottsville on Route 30, approximately five miles north of Arkville/Margaretville. Established in 1991, the market has run for over 33 years and draws locals, weekenders, and celebrities alike. Operating Saturdays 9am–1pm from mid-May through November, with an extended Holiday Market in October and November running 10am–1pm. Vendors offer vegetables, fruit, pasture-raised meats, trout, artisan cheeses, breads, honey, maple, bedding plants, prepared foods, and artisan goods including jewelry, soaps, wool, and wood products. Picnic tables and breakfast/brunch food vendors make it a popular socializing destination. Rain or shine; no dogs.

Roxbury woodshop making handcrafted custom furniture and woodwork.

Family-owned and operated ski resort in Roxbury — called "The Alta of the Catskills" by Powder Magazine. Owned by the Vajtay family, offering 38–40 trails across 1,100 feet of vertical drop on a 3,500-foot summit, with terrain from gentle beginner cruisers to expert double-black diamonds. Features skiing, snowboarding, snowtubing, glade skiing, an alpine racing program, full ski school, equipment rentals, and a rental shop. Summer season brings lift-served mountain biking, scenic chairlift rides, and free outdoor concerts. Also hosts mountaintop weddings and camping. Located 3 hours from NYC. Apres music every Saturday 3–6pm in season.

A premium cannabis cultivator in Delhi, Delaware County, in the Catskill Mountains. One of New York State's most respected small cannabis operations, prioritizing the selection and breeding of cannabis genetics to create a unique product with exceptional flavor profiles. Based in the Western Catskills, Ravens View brings a genuine craft cultivation ethos to the emerging NY cannabis market.

Small alpaca farm and fiber arts studio at Hood Lane in Downsville, in the hamlet of Gregorytown. Combines alpaca and llama fiber production with an on-site needle felting studio — the Paca Shack — offering hands-on needle felting classes and workshops for groups and individuals. Produces 100% River Breeze alpaca yarn and rug yarn for sale. Classes accommodate up to 10 students and cover everything from beginner needle felting to specialty projects. A distinctive combination of working fiber farm and creative arts studio, and a Pure Catskills member.

Farm and forest operation in Delhi, Delaware County producing pure maple syrup from sugar maples on the farm's woodlot each spring. Pure Catskills certified producer committed to traditional methods and Catskills regional identity. Contact the farm directly for seasonal availability and direct sales.

Family maple farm in Harpersfield, Delaware County, producing pure Catskill Mountain maple syrup from sugar maples tapped on the farm's hillside property. Pure Catskills certified producer committed to traditional methods and regional integrity. Maple syrup, maple cream, and maple candy available direct from the farm and at area markets.

Margaretville botanical apothecary handcrafting natural perfumes, skincare, and herbal goods.

Periodic Sunday farmers and artisan market held at 87 Fisher Road in Stamford, operating 1–4pm through the summer. Showcases fresh, locally grown produce alongside the work of artisans and craftspeople from the surrounding area. Check the market's Facebook page for updated dates, as the schedule varies. Located across from Mama Maria's Restaurant in Stamford.

Locally owned cooperative established in 1932 with its own grind-and-mix feed mill and fertilizer plant. Custom livestock feeds for dairy, beef, swine, sheep, and goats. Also stocks local honey, milk, eggs, cheese, and maple syrup.

A Delaware County farm in East Meredith raising grass-fed lamb, goats, chickens, turkeys, eggs, pork, and beef alongside certified organic goat milk products. A true working homestead operation in the heart of Delaware County farming country.

A working cider apple farm, artisan distillery, event space, and wedding venue built in the 1800s in the western Catskill Mountains — history dating to 1841. Owners Erica and Jerry Pellegrino produce apple brandies using traditional methods from the historic brandy-making region of Calvados, France, alongside ciders, beers, and wines. A satellite bottle shop and tasting room sits 10 minutes down the road on Main Street in Delhi, open Wednesday through Sunday, showcasing Strickland Hollow's own spirits plus a curated selection of NY State craft beverages.

Distribution center at Catskill Mountain Christian Center. Stocks pantry essentials for families below the poverty line in Delaware County and surrounding areas. Supplemental, not emergency.

Family-owned and operated full-service hearth shop at 1130 Main Street in Fleischmanns, serving the central Catskills region year-round. Carries wood burning, pellet, gas, coal, and electric heating appliances and stoves from leading manufacturers including Blaze King, Vermont Castings, Napoleon, HearthStone, Regency, and Pacific Energy. Also provides chimney sweeping, chimney contracting, chimney lining, and full installation services. The go-to resource in Delaware and Ulster counties for wood stoves, fireplace inserts, and alternative heating. Also carries country smokers for outdoor cooking.

The Catskill chapter of Trout Unlimited, dedicated to protecting and restoring the cold water fisheries of the Catskill Mountain region — the birthplace of American dry fly fishing. Advocates for watershed protection, stream restoration, and access for future generations of fly fishers in the Catskills and Hudson Valley.

Shelving, tables, floor lamps, and natural form furnishings made from reclaimed and found wood at a barn studio in Bloomville. Also features Michael Milton's wood sculpture and natural art pieces.

A small family farm in Fleischmanns, Delaware County, producing farmstead goat and cow milk cheeses in seasonal varieties — goat milk, cow's milk, and blended varieties depending on season. Also raises alpacas for fiber and sells yarn, goat milk soaps, and farm fresh eggs from their weekend-only farmstand. A true multi-species farm store in the Western Catskills.

A "Farm Licensed" craft distillery in Arkville, owned by husband-and-wife team Brian and Penny Mulder. Home to the award-winning Vly Creek Vodka — made from a simple combination of New York State apples and wheat. Its success led to an expanded lineup that draws from the region's bounty: Catskill Mountain Maple Spirit (made from locally-produced Tree Juice Maple Syrup), Drie Brook Rye Whiskey, and Fir Gin. Tours, tastings, and bottle sales on site. A core stop on the Delaware County Craft Beverage Trail.

Non-profit organization supporting the economic viability of agriculture and forestry in the New York City Watershed. Publishes the Pure Catskills Products Guide and manages Catskill WoodNet. Connects buyers with Catskill producers.

A small-batch craft cidery on Main Street in the historic Catskills town of Andes — founded in 2014 by Alex Wilson and Irene Hussey, who met at the Catskill Amateur Cider Making Contest at Table On Ten (Irene won). Wayside sources wild and abandoned homestead apple trees alongside heirloom and dessert varieties to make uniquely Delaware County cider. The taproom is housed in a sumptuously decorated restored barn — full bar of other local beverages and spirits alongside ciders by the glass, with a rotating menu of small bites and a fire pit on the outdoor patio. Open Thursday through Sunday. Well-behaved dogs welcome in the courtyard.

A small, slow-fermentation brewery in the Catskill Mountains operating out of an old creamery in the hamlet of Andes. Brews mixed-culture, naturally fermented ales inspired by old-world Wallonian farmhouse traditions — avoiding commercial yeast entirely, using only a house culture and the native mineral profile of the brewery's well water. Beers are aged in French oak barrels and tend toward dry, drinkable, restrained tartness rather than aggressive sourness. Bottle release days are limited (typically one day a month for to-go pickup), and the beer turns up on tap at a small network of Catskills and metro-area bars.

One of the most respected general contractors in the Catskills, operating out of Hobart and serving Delaware, Otsego, Schoharie, and Ulster Counties. Builds and renovates rural homes and farm properties with an unmatched eye for detail and commitment to craft. Featured on HGTV's Cousins Undercover, Vacation House for Free, and America's Most Desperate Kitchens. Owner John Whritner serves as hands-on general contractor on every project.

Family maple producer in Stamford offering pure maple syrup, maple candy, and honey.

Delancey maker of natural handmade soaps and skincare.