Our 90-acre campus is a place for deep focus, creative connection, and “muddy boots” exploration.
Residences & Facilities
Five unique residences, blending late-1800s charm with 1970s retro touches. Vintage wallpaper, sunlit decks, forest views. 50 rooms, 75 beds, up to 100 guests.
Huyck
Built 1897The first building you'll see on campus. Seven bedrooms, each individually decorated. Large deck overlooking the Catskills.
Stonecrop
Built 1903Modeled on Greek Revival farmhouses. Seven bedrooms, three with private sunrooms. Bluestone terrace overlooking Lake Myosotis.
Straus
BUILT 1969Our largest residence with 24 guest rooms, plus the campus's largest meeting room and three common rooms.
The Cottage
BUILT 1912Features a full kitchen, 2 bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, and overlooks the Brewery.
Meeting & Collaboration
Indoor and outdoor spaces for gathering, working, and connecting.
The Gugg
180-seat theater with professional A/V, plus a gallery, two large meeting rooms, and a dozen private offices.
The “Brewery”
An outdoor stone fireplace built for casual nights — s'mores, stargazing, karaoke.
The Grounds
90 acres bordering the Huyck Preserve — lawns, porches, and forest trails for outdoor gathering.
The Pub →
Full-service restaurant in the Huyck family's original carriage house. Seats 120. Open to the public on Fridays.
Our Onsite Wellness PartnerWisdom Roots Wellness
Guided by Emileigh Tanner, AHC, and Sarah Nelson, CYT, our wellness offerings are woven into your stay:
Ayurveda & Vedic Tradition — balance and clarity
Plant Medicine — botanical healing foraged from the surrounding woods
Integrative Movement & Yoga — grounding the body, settling the mind
Sound Healing & Voicework — restorative listening and resonance
A morning session, a guided walk, a moment of stillness — available to retreat groups and individual guests alike.
BEYOND CAMPUSRensselaerville & the Hilltowns
The historic hamlet of Rensselaerville, settled in 1787 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, offers more to explore:
