Catskills Group Getaway
Inn at Lake Joseph can support Catskills group getaways with rooms, suites, a private four-bedroom cottage, breakfast and shared indoor and outdoor spaces in Forestburgh, New York.
View Rooms & AvailabilityA Better Base for Time Together
Bring the group together in one Catskills setting with comfortable lodging, shared spaces and room to enjoy the property between plans.
Keep the Group in One Comfortable Setting
Use rooms, suites and larger lodging options to keep more of the trip centered around one property.
Inn at Lake Joseph is located in Forestburgh, New York, with access to destinations throughout Sullivan County.
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Shared Time Without a Packed Schedule
Common areas and outdoor spaces make it easier to spend time together without scheduling every hour.
1. Start at the Inn
Use breakfast and time at the property as the anchor for the day.
2. Choose One Main Plan
Pick one attraction, outdoor activity or local destination instead of overloading the schedule.
3. Leave Time to Unwind
Return to the Inn and let the property be part of the Catskills experience.

Build the Weekend Around the Group
Mix time at the Inn with dining, events, outdoor recreation and Sullivan County destinations that fit your group.
Explore AmenitiesMake the Property Part of the Trip
Build in time for the Inn itself instead of treating lodging as only a place to sleep.

Catskills Group Getaway: Quick Answers
Where is Inn at Lake Joseph?
Inn at Lake Joseph is located at 162 St Josephs Rd in Forestburgh, New York, in Sullivan County.
Is the Inn adults-only?
Inn at Lake Joseph currently welcomes guests ages 18 and older.
Is breakfast included?
Bed-and-breakfast stays include breakfast at the Inn.
What can guests do at the property?
Depending on the season, guests can enjoy Lake Joseph, outdoor recreation, the pool, trails and other amenities around the property.
Plan Your Catskills Group Getaway
Use Inn at Lake Joseph as a comfortable Sullivan Catskills home base for your next stay.
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