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Set against the rolling hills of the Great Northern Catskills' Valley Region, East Durham offers a community-driven experience unlike anywhere else in the Catskills.
That heritage remains central to the town’s identity. Annual events like the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Irish Arts Week anchor the calendar, while traditional pubs and Irish shops signal that you’ve arrived someplace special any day of the week.
A long-running outdoor summer attraction featuring water slides, pools, and family-friendly rides, adding seasonal energy just minutes from the hamlet center.
An oversized outdoor map of Ireland at the Michael J. Quill Irish Cultural & Sports Centre — an unexpected Catskills landmark.
A 200-year-old thatched-roof cottage imported from Ireland, standing on the Quill Centre grounds.
Discover East Durham's Irish pubs, authentic gift shops, and local favorites — from traditional gathering spots to a sprawling antique center. Use the map below to find places to eat, browse, and explore.
Classic Catskills hospitality in the heart of the mountain region, with Bavarian-style dining, scenic overlooks, and year-round outdoor access.
The county seat and gateway to the Catskills, with a walkable downtown on the banks of Catskill Creek.
A four-season mountain destination with skiing, golf, and a charming village center.
A gateway to the valley region with rolling farmland, craft beverages, and the scenic Greenville Drive-In.
