Posted in New York December 05, 2016 by

Everything Was Left Behind At This Abandoned Honeymoon Resort In New York

This honeymoon resort once looked like something out of a 1960s romance flick. The way it looks today is startling, but fascinating. Read on for a preview of this groovy resort, and then be sure to check out the exploration footage from YouTube channel “Exploring With Josh.”

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The Summit was a family-owned honeymoon resort that opened in the 1960s. It closed in the early 2000s after years of declining reservation numbers.
YouTube/Exploring With Josh
One of the most arresting features of this resort is the lobby, which was once filled with live trees and a large waterfall.
YouTube/Exploring With Josh
The suites were fully decked out in groovy decor, such as heart-shaped beds and jacuzzis.
YouTube/Exploring With Josh
Some of the rooms in the resort are completely untouched, such as this private office.
YouTube/Exploring With Josh
Even the many of the room keys are still hanging on their hooks.
YouTube/Exploring With Josh
They offered plenty of outdoor sports. The tennis and basketball courts are decayed, but recognizable.
YouTube/Exploring With Josh
The resort's rental skates are all still neatly lined up by size.
YouTube/Exploring With Josh
It's easy to see why this place was once a dream destination for lovestruck couples.
YouTube/Exploring With Josh

This place must have once played host to so many happy newlyweds. Take a peek at what it looks like now: