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The Wedding Website of Laura Eber and Codi Leister

Where is AutoCamp and what is there to do?

AutoCamp Catskills is located in the scenic Hudson River Valley, between the towns of Saugerties and Woodstock, just two hours north of New York City. Guests can relax in the Clubhouse by the indoor fire pit, enjoy a selection of locally-sourced snacks and beverages, or explore the hundreds of nearby hiking trails just a short drive away. Complimentary bikes are also available for those looking to explore the area. AutoCamp offers a range of weekly activities for guests, including yoga classes, live music, s’mores bars, tastings with local food and beverage purveyors, and fireside chats. Families will find an adventure area onsite, perfect for kids to enjoy.

What's happening in the Catskills Mountains?

Located just a short drive from New York City, the Catskills Mountains provide the perfect escape. Situated near the vibrant town of Woodstock and historic landmarks like the Saugerties Lighthouse, AutoCamp serves as a gateway to a wealth of art galleries, unique eateries, and outdoor destinations. In September, the Catskills begin to showcase the first hints of autumn foliage, making it an ideal time to explore the scenic byways or experience outdoor adventures like hiking and ziplining over Hunter Mountain. Visitors can also enjoy apple picking and take part in early cidery tours that highlight the region's agricultural heritage. For those looking to embrace the crisp fall air, the Catskills offer a range of activities, from exploring charming local markets to immersing in the area's artistic and cultural vibe. Whether you're taking in the views or enjoying a leisurely day in nature, the Catskills are a perfect seasonal retreat.

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