Trip Planning

What To Bring

Unless you arrive by personal boat, you will need to carry your belongings along the half-mile trail to the Lighthouse. For the ease of transport, travel light and pack your belongings in a small backpack or overnight bag.

• clothing appropriate for the season and forecasted weather
• waterproof footwear appropriate for wet or icy trail conditions
• slippers or light shoes for indoors
• toiletries such as toothbrush/toothpaste
• camera (optional)
• binoculars (optional)
• fishing tackle (optional)
• swim wear (in season)
• your favorite pastime (books, knitting, etc.)
• your favorite snacks and beverages

Linens, towels and wash cloths are provided. Soap, shampoo, and conditioner are also provided from dispensors in the shower.

Most cell phones get service at the Lighthouse, and a house telephone is available for emergencies. Free WiFi available. A video projector in the museum is equipped for viewing DVDs.

Please: NO high-wattage devices such as hairdryers. NO flammables such as candles. NO firearms.

Places to Eat

A hearty breakfast is provided as part of your stay. For other meals, you are welcome to use the kitchen and/or propane grill. You may also choose to dine at an area restaurant. With its eclectic mix of dining establishments, Saugerties is a gourmand’s delight. From fine cuisine to causal fare, you are bound to find something to your liking. Here are a few favorites of the Keepers. Tell them we sent you!

Miss Lucy’s Kitchen – American Farmhouse
90 Partition St, Saugerties Village 845.246.9240

Love Bites – New American
85 Partition St, Saugerties, 845-246-1795

Dutch Ale House – Pub Fare/Microbrews
255 Main St, Saugerties, 845-247-2337

New World Home Cooking – Global Heritage
1411 Rt. 212, Saugerties, 845-246-0900

Please consider dining at one of the many restaurants that have supported the Lighthouse this past year. See a list of our community supporters.