Morning Kids’ Club
Council HouseAt Kids’ Club, you get to choose between getting active with a variety of indoor and outdoor activities or getting creative with our seasonal crafts. Drop-off program for ages 4-12
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Brisk Morning Hike
Information SummerhouseGuided hike along Lake Shore Road, Long Woodland Drive, Humpty Dumpty Drive and Copes Lookout Road. Approximately 3 miles. Proper footwear is required, sneakers or boots, no flip-flops or sandals.
Barn Museum Tour
Barn MuseumLearn about unique treasures and antiquities in the historic Barn Museum, built in 1888.
Kitchen Tour
Main Dining RoomJoin our distinguished Food and Beverage staff for a 'behind the scenes' tour of beautiful kitchens. Advanced sign up required. Please sign up in the Main Dining Room with our
Archery
Archery RangeLimit 30. Sign up required-no earlier than 24 hours in advance. Please call 845-256-2186 to sign up. No late admittance. Ages 13 and up. Closed-toe shoes required.
Tomahawk Throwing
Archery RangeLimit 30. Sign up required-no earlier than 24 hours in advance. Please call 845-256-2186 to sign up. No late admittance. Ages 13 and up. Closed-toe shoes required.
Afternoon Kids’ Club: Secret Gift Making
Council HouseTomorrow is Mother’s Day, and all of the different moms in our lives deserve our love and appreciation. So let’s spend the afternoon relaxing with some good music, while making
Family Archery
Archery RangeLimit 24. Sign up required-no earlier than 24 hours in advance. Please call 845-256-2186 to sign up. No late admittance. Ages 7 and up. Closed-toe shoes required. Not a drop
Evening Kids’ Club: Movie Night
Council HouseCelebrate Mother's Day with Disney's "Brave"! Follow mother and daughter, Princess Merida and Queen Elinor as they brave magical witches, peril, and family. An exciting tale set in rugged and
Evening Movie: ‘Dirty Dancing’
Check Main Bulletin Board after 5pmRated PG-13. 100 minutes, 1987. Expecting the usual tedium of summer in the mountains with her family, 17-year-old Frances is surprised to find herself stepping into the shoes of a