Pumpkin Pine Farm is a "salt box" style house, built sometime before 1840. It sits on 17 acres with some footage along the Susquehanna River. Pumpkin Pine Farm was named for the type of wood, "pumpkin pine", used in its construction. Pumpkin Pine Farm was an operating farm for many years.

The atmosphere at Pumpkin Pine Farm is relaxed and friendly. The house is furnished with many interesting pieces including antiques, family pieces, dried herbs, doll houses, and quilts.

When you arrive get settled and then relax with a cup of tea or cocoa and some home baked cookies. Tea and cocoa are always available.

A hearty country breakfast is served every morning. A typical breakfast includes homemade muffins, bacon or sausage, fresh fruit, juice, homemade jams, our own fresh eggs and our own maple syrup over pancakes or french toast. If you should be here in late February or early March you can see us making the maple syrup in our sugar shack. And if you’d like, you can gather the eggs for your breakfast.

The Pine Side Suite has two bedrooms, a large sitting room, table for 4, electric fire place, and a private bath.  This suite is comfortable for one to four people.

The Barn Side Room is a very large cheery room, with a sitting area, electric fire place , table for two and a private bath.

Both areas are air conditioned and have a television and VCR.  Movies and books are available for lending.  A refrigerator and microwave are also available.

We recently added an outdoor hot tub which is available to our adult guests.

You can also enjoy a leisurely stroll along our wooded hiking trails. These trails extend to the banks of the Susquehanna River, which borders the Pumpkin Pine Farm grounds.

Many local attractions and places of interest are within a 30-minute drive.  They include nature and recreational parks, a winery, canoe rentals, antique shopping, carousels, tennis, swimming, golfing, museums, theaters and much more.  Binghamton University and Broome Community College are also within this distance.

Hartwick College and the State University of New York, College at Oneonta in Oneonta, NY are about a 40 minute scenic drive north on Interstate 88. Alternately take Route 7 and see the charming small communities along the way.

Pumpkin Pine Farm is also blessed to be located within the range of a comfortable day trip from a number of exciting world class attractions.

While visiting, enjoy a campfire at night, walk the woodland trails, or sit near a garden during the day.  If there is snow bring your cross-country skis ... or just escape with a good book in a comfy chair.

We hope you will visit us soon.  Your visit will be a pleasant and relaxing one.

Your Hosts,

Linda and Ron Young

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