Welcome to Narrowsburg, NY

Photo of the Narrowsburg, NY bridge in winter.
Fall foliage along the Upper Delaware River in Narrowsburg, NY.

Mission:Possible on the Delaware is located in the Sullivan County Catskills charming hamlet of Narrowsburg, NY (the Upper Delaware River region).

In a short 2-minute drive (or 12-minute walk) you’ll find yourself on Main Street — chock-full of charming shops, fine dining, quick bites, and places to explore.

Stay in the car for an extra minute (or walk an extra 10-minutes) and you’ll find yourself on Kirks Road - where you’ll find more places to eat, shop, and explore.

On your way back, loop around Erie Avenue - home of the Narrowsburg Union & Catskills Curated (a must for souvenirs).

Simply put, Narrowsburg, NY has everything you need for a quintessential Catskills getaway.

Eat

Narrowsburg is home to some amazing eateries.

Whether you crave coffee or a cocktail, artisan or classic-style pizza, farm-to-table fare or a hearty hoagie, you’ll find a delicious bite (or two).

If you’d rather get your grill on riverside, shop the Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market (May through October) or stop by Proper To Go for a wide variety of gourmet goodies.

And, when it comes to sweet treats… get ready to experience the best locally-made ice cream ever!

Explore

Narrowsburg is one of the hottest-hippest towns in the Sullivan County Catskills known for its strong outdoors and arts community.

Float down the river, cast a line, attend an art opening, take a yoga class at The Chi Hive.

In 10-minutes you can be hiking and soaking in the beauty of the Tusten Mountain Trail.

Or… you can do nothing and just be, enjoying a cuppa riverside as the eagle soar above. After all, you have a front-row seat to the Upper Delaware River.

During the summer, dip your toes into the river while you relax and sip on a cold beer. In the winter, curl up with a good book and a mug of hot cocoa as you watch the river flow from bed.

Shop

Narrowsburg is home to many unique and well-stocked shops featuring local artists and artisans.

You’ll find incredible art, clothing, home decor, books, vintage finds, artisan jewelry, hand-woven rugs, fresh flowers, one-of-a-kind pieces, craft beer, wine, liquor, Italian food specialties from Brooklyn, freshly roasted coffee, local and regionally sourced eats, treats and artisan wares — the list goes on…

You’ll even find a great grocery store where you can pick up any essentials you may have left behind.

Services

Narrowsburg is bursting with essential services.

Whether you’re looking to buy a house or run your business, you’ll find everything you need to get it done.

Home to some of the top real estate agents (trust us, you’ll find yourself wanting a house in the ‘burg) and amazing service providers, we’ll be calling you neighbor in no time.

If you need a mechanic or a haircut - you’re in luck. Need to ship something or a quiet place to work? No problem. Laundromat? Car wash? Bank? You’ll find it all, right here, within minutes of Mission:Possible.

Plus, Honesdale, PA is just a 25-minute drive away should you need access to even more services.

Events

Narrowsburg hosts spectacular events you don’t want to miss — Riverfest, Honeybee Fest, the Big Eddy Film Festival, and Logging Days are just a few.

Nearby, you’ll find even more fun and fabulous events like The Big Sip: Wine & Spirits Festival at Bethel Woods, Callicoon’s Annual Tractor Parade, or Livingston Manor’s Trout Parade…there are so many!

Whether you’re interested in art and ecology, music and wine, or Narrowsburg’s long history in logging, there’s plenty of fun to be had in and around the ‘burg.

The key is to plan and reserve your stay at Mission:Possible early as event weekends are popular and book fast.

The pavilion at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, NY.

Beyond Narrowsburg

Explore the Sullivan County Catskills and Northeast, PA — there’s plenty to see and do.

Jump in the car and hit Route 97, the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway. 20-minutes north and you’ll find yourself in Callicoon. A charming river town full of places to eat, shop, and explore. If you’re after local libations, check out the tasting room at Catskill Provisions Distillery.

20-minutes south and you’ll be in Barryville. Stop by The Stickett Inn for a cold hard cider or grab a Carnegie Deli pastrami sandwich from Barryville General.

In 25-minutes you could be rocking out at a concert at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, standing on the sacred grounds of the original Woodstock site, or exploring the sights and sounds at The Museum at Bethel Woods.

Or drive over the beautiful Narrowsburg-Darbytown bridge and head into Pennsylvania.

When you get to US-6, you’ll have two options — turn left and head to Hawley, make a right and find yourself in Honesdale. Both towns are fabulous. Home to many shops, eateries, and interesting places to discover.

Trust us, you will not be bored. And, we have plenty of suggestions should you need them…

Psychedelic bus at The Museum at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, NY.
1969 Woodstock Monument in Bethel, NY.