HIGH FALLS CABIN
HOUSE RULES
Please ensure every guest in the party is familiar with our house rules and house manual instructions.
- Smoking and/or vaping is not permitted in the house.
- Parties or unauthorized guests above the stated occupancy of the property are not allowed.
- Be respectful to our neighbors and the community and keep the noise to a minimum.
- No fires or coals are allowed on the decks, balconies, or porches.
- The use of fireworks is not permitted.
- Illegal substances are not allowed on the premises.
- Do not rearrange the furniture or décor.
- Refrain from activities that may damage the condition of the property for future guests or which result in excessive maintenance or cleaning.
- The property is not childproofed, children must always be monitored by responsible adults.
- Please exercise caution when enjoying the house amenities by following the posted instructions.
- Please be mindful when exploring the grounds. It's advisable to wear appropriate clothing and use insect repellent to avoid tick bites, and avoid touching any unfamiliar plants to prevent exposure to poison ivy.
- We do not provide firewood for the fire pit.
QUIET HOURS
10pm - 8am
HEAT/AC
AIR CONDITIONING
- The cooling source is the mini split system and it's controlled by the remote hanging on the side of the tall kitchen cabinet.
- Please keep the AC unit continuously on to help with the air circulation and avoid possible condensation from the vaulted ceilings due to high humidity in the cabin.
HEAT
- The main heating source is the mini split system and it's controlled by the remote hanging on the side of the tall kitchen cabinet.
- There are two small portable heaters that can be used for supplemental heat during the really cold winter days.
PET/SERVICE ANIMAL RULES
Please inform us if you are planning on bringing your pet and provide their age and breed since not all types and/or breeds are allowed. Ensure the pets are included in your reservation details so proper pet fees are assessed on your booking.
Please follow the rules below:
- Please keep the pet off of furniture and bedding.
- Clean up accidents swiftly. If there is an accident that you're not able to clean yourself, please let us know as soon as possible.
- Guests are responsible for any damage caused by their pet. The pet fee is designated for the additional cleaning service and will not be applied to the cost of any damages caused by the pet.
- The pet must be crated if left without supervision.
- Pets must be on a leash or in a carrier when outside of the home.
- We do not know all of the plants that grow on the property. Please be mindful of how your pet interacts with the wildlife in the area.
- Please pick up after your pet outside.
WILD ANIMALS
Please be aware that our property is located in a natural setting and may be visited by wild animals such as raccoons, foxes, coyotes, and occasionally black bears. While these animals are generally harmless and mostly active at night, it is important to use caution and be mindful of your surroundings while on the property.
Here are a few tips to help you stay safe:
- Keep a safe distance from any wild animals you encounter. Do not approach or try to feed them.
- Keep all food and trash securely stored to prevent attracting animals.
- If you see an animal acting aggressively or exhibiting unusual behavior, notify us immediately.
- Use caution when hiking or exploring the property, and be aware of your surroundings at all times.
FIRE PIT
SAFETY RULES:
- Only use approved fire pit fuels like dry wood and fire logs. DO NOT use accelerants like gasoline.
- Have a bucket of water, a hose, or a fire extinguisher readily available to quickly control the fire if needed.
- Never leave the fire unattended, especially if there are children or pets present.
- Keep the fire at a manageable size. A smaller fire is easier to control and produces less smoke.
- Don't overload the fire pit with excessive wood or other materials.
- Check wind direction before lighting the fire to prevent smoke and sparks from causing issues. Avoid burning a fire in windy conditions.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR STARTING A FIRE:
- Use dry, seasoned wood. Arrange the wood in a teepee or log cabin structure for better airflow.
- Place fire starters or crumpled paper at the center of the wood pile to help ignite the fire.
- Use long-reach lighters or matches to ignite the fire starters. Avoid using liquid accelerants.
- Once the fire is established, add small amounts of wood gradually to maintain a steady burn.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXTINGUISHING THE FIRE:
- Let the wood burn down to ash. Avoid leaving large, burning logs unattended.
- Pour water over the embers, stirring with a long-handled tool to ensure all embers are cooled.
- Before leaving, feel for any remaining heat. If it's still warm, continue adding water and stirring.
PROPANE GRILL
SAFETY RULES:
- The grill is designed to use propane fuel only. Charcoal, wood, or other alternative fuels are not permitted.
- Do not move the grill to a different location.
- Wear appropriate clothing when operating the barbecue, avoiding loose or flowing garments that could catch fire.
- Be mindful of wind conditions. If it's too windy, consider postponing barbecue use to prevent flare-ups or accidental ignition of surrounding materials.
- Ensure that you are aware of the location of the nearest fire extinguisher.
- Avoid overcrowding the barbecue area. Ensure there is enough space for safe movement and operation.
- Keep children and pets at a safe distance from the barbecue while in use. Establish a designated play area away from the cooking area.
- Keep flammable materials, such as paper towels, away from the barbecue while in use.
- Stay attentive to the barbecue while cooking. Adjust the heat as needed and be cautious of flare-ups.
- In the event of a flare-up, keep the lid closed to starve the flames of oxygen. If necessary, use a fire extinguisher.
- In the event of a gas odor, immediately turn off the grill burners, close the propane tank valve, and vacate the area until maintenance personnel can inspect and ensure operation can be resumed.
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:
- Follow the lighting instructions on the grill. Turn on the propane tank, open the burner control, and use the igniter button or a long-reach lighter to start the barbecue.
- Preheat the barbecue to the desired temperature before cooking.
- Stay attentive to the barbecue while cooking. Adjust the heat as needed to prevent overcooking or burning the food.
CLEAN UP DIRECTIONS:
- Turn off the burner controls and the grill to cool for at least 15 minutes
- Brush the cooking grates to remove any residue. For stubborn grime and leftover food particles use a grill brush or scraper.
- Empty the grease tray into a suitable container. Wipe it clean to prevent buildup.
- Close the propane tank valve tightly after each use.
- Wait for the grill to cool down before placing the cover back on.
CONVENIENCE FEES
We like to be as accommodating as possible and some fees could be waived in certain special circumstances.
- Early Check-in Fee (before 4:00 PM): $100
- Late Check-out Fee (after 11:00 AM): $100
- Dishwashing fee (only if dirty pots, pens, and large amount of dishes are left in the sink) : $100
- Grill cleaning fee (only if not cleaned after use): $50
TRASH
The garbage bins are located in front of the garage.
- Please double bag any garbage containing food waste and tie the bags to minimize the attraction of wild animals.
- Please make sure to dispose of the garbage bags by placing them inside the designated bins.
- Please engage the closure straps by following the instruction HERE.
- If the bins happen to be at full capacity, please keep the garbage indoors to prevent any potential attraction of wild animals.
CHECK-OUT INSTRUCTIONS
CHECK-OUT TIME IS 11 AM
Please follow the check-out instructions:
- Wash any cups and dishes.
- Take the garbage out and place it inside the designated bins. If the bins happen to be at full capacity, please keep the garbage indoors to prevent any potential attraction of wild animals.
- No need to strip the bed.
- Don't forget to check all closets and drawers for any personal items.
- Set heat to 60° in the winter months and AC to 75 in the summer.
- Turn off all lights.
- Close and lock all doors and windows.
Thank you and have a safe trip home!
LOCAL FARMERS MARKETS
FARMERS MARKETS
Palenville Farmers' Market: Located just a short drive away, this market offers a variety of fresh produce, baked goods, and artisanal products.
Catskill Farmers' Market: Features local farmers, food vendors, and crafters. It's a great place to find fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and more.
Hudson Farmers Market: Located in nearby Hudson, this market offers a wide variety of fresh produce, locally-made products, and delicious food options.
Story Farms: This family-owned farm stand in Catskill offers a great selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers. It's a lovely place to visit and support local farmers.
HOW TOs & MANUALS
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COMMUNICATION
We encourage guests to communicate through the messaging platform where the reservation was booked. Our team monitors messages regularly from 8 AM to 8 PM, and periodically outside of these hours to ensure timely responses. While chat on the platform is preferred and more frequently monitored, you can also reach our messaging support at 845-518-2750.
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