Delaware County sits on New York’s southern border and encompasses 1,467 square miles. This area is home to the Cherry Ridge Wild Forest and Delaware Wild Forest, among others. Named after the Delaware River, Delaware County has a population of 44,308 and a robust terrain, including rolling hills and valleys. The town of Delhi is the county seat.

Roxbury is a delightful hamlet that meets the eastern branch of the Delaware River among the Catskill Mountains. An ideal locale for outdoor enthusiasts with endless mountain views, Roxbury is also designated a “Preserve America Community.” This distinction recognizes communities which use historic assets for economic development and community revitalization. Read more about it in our Roxbury Town Guide.