Where is Fernwood Lodge?
Fernwood Lodge is in Glen Spey, New York, in the Town of Lumberland in Sullivan County, in the western Catskills region near the Upper Delaware River.

Straight answers about staying at Fernwood Lodge in Glen Spey, New York.
Fernwood Lodge is in Glen Spey, New York, in the Town of Lumberland in Sullivan County, in the western Catskills region near the Upper Delaware River.
Up to 8 guests in 4 bedrooms: a king primary suite with its own bath, a queen and a full bedroom on the main level, and a queen bedroom on the lower level. There are 2 full bathrooms.
Yes, firewood is provided for your stay.
We're sorry, but we are unable to accommodate pets at Fernwood Lodge.
Yes. The great room has a wood burning stove, and outside there is a fire pit under a timber pergola. Please follow any local burn bans.
One night on weekdays, two nights when your stay includes a Friday or Saturday, and three nights for most holidays.
Check-in is 4:00 PM with self check-in and a unique door code for each stay. Check-out is 11:00 AM.
The Upper Delaware River is nearby, with river access at Pond Eddy and canoe, kayak, raft, and tube outfitters in Barryville.
There is Wi-Fi in the cabin. Cell service is limited in the woods, so plan to use Wi-Fi for calls and messages.
Yes. The cabin has central heat, a wood burning stove, and an automatic backup generator. The driveway is paved. A four wheel drive or all wheel drive vehicle is recommended in snow.
No. Fernwood Lodge is for registered overnight guests only, up to 8 people. Visitors, gatherings, and parties are not allowed.
No smoking or vaping anywhere inside the lodge. Candles are not permitted inside or outside.
Choose your dates on the Booking page and send a request. Booked dates show as unavailable. We reply personally to confirm the total and next steps.
Kayaking and tubing on the Delaware River, winter eagle watching at the Mongaup reservoirs, Roebling's Delaware Aqueduct and the Zane Grey Museum in Lackawaxen, Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, waterfalls in the Delaware Water Gap, and the towns of Port Jervis, Milford, Barryville, and Narrowsburg.
The cabin sleeps up to 8 and has two living areas, a full kitchen, board games, and a big lawn. It is in the woods, so the ground is uneven in places and wildlife is nearby.

Where nature meets comfort
Whether you're planning time together or a quiet escape, we'd love to help you plan your stay.