Spend The Night In An Airbnb That’s An Actual Island Right Here In New York
Discover a secluded quarter-acre island Airbnb in the Hudson Valley, perfect for a romantic or solo getaway.
When it comes to overnight accommodations in New York, you have lots of options. We've covered quirky motels owned by rock stars, haunted hotels, bed and breakfasts, state parks to pitch a tent... the possibilities are practically endless. One spot that you may have thought was beyond your wildest dreams, though, is an entire island. That's right, there's an Airbnb listing in New York for an entire quarter-acre island. This is the absolute ultimate in secluded getaways!
Work and daily life stressors getting you down? Escaping to a private island in the heart of the Hudson Valley sounds pretty dang spectacular.
This beautiful quarter-acre island is in the middle of Twin Island Lake. You'll park on the mainland and then canoe in to your accommodations.
The island is off-grid, with no Wifi, electricity, or plumbing. It's the perfect place for a relaxing and disconnected getaway!
You'll get a few gallons of water per person, and there's a propane camp shower that provides hot water. Solar and battery lighting are available, plus you'll get a small inverter charger for your cell phone.
Cell phone signal is excellent here; though to be honest, we're not sure why you'd want to be on your phone with views like this.
The small propane fire pit is perfect for relaxing or sipping a morning coffee. This is an ideal spot for a couple's romantic getaway or a solo visit for some much-needed "me" time.
You'll have unlimited access to a canoe and two kayaks. Wake up and immediately hit the water, or walk around the lake and check out all the local wildlife.
The town is close by, so you are able to go to the mainland for supplies or sightseeing. But we recommend bringing all you'll need and glamping on the island the whole time for the true nature experience.
You can find out more about this unique island Airbnb in New York on the Airbnb listing. Please note that it does tend to book up quickly, so reserve early if you are interested in visiting!
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