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Oneida Indian Nation announces plans for the Cove at Sylvan Beach

The Oneida Indian Nation announced its plans to open the Cove at Sylvan Beach, in the summer of 2022 at the former Mariner’s Landing Marina in the village of Sylvan Beach. (Rendering credit: Oneida Indian Nation)

SYLVAN BEACH, N.Y. — The Oneida Indian Nation on Thursday announced its plans to open the Cove at Sylvan Beach, described as an “all-new, one-of-a-kind hospitality and recreational destination.”

The $25 million venue will open in the summer of 2022 at the former Mariner’s Landing Marina within the Oneida reservation in the Village of Sylvan Beach. 

The Oneida Nation is working with Great Barrington, Massachusetts–based Benchmark Development on the project.

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Designed for week-long vacations, the Cove will have 70 two- and three-bedroom cottages.  Each cottage rental comes with a pontoon or deck boat and a dedicated boat slip, a fire-pit, a gas grill, kitchen, Wi-Fi and many other amenities.

The Cove will also include Sylvan Beach Supply Co., its “flagship store,” and will be open for both guests staying at the cottages, as well as daily visitors. Sylvan Beach Supply Co. will offer daily rentals of pontoon boats, jet skis, bicycles, paddle boards, kayaks, and other watercraft, plus beach, fishing, and lodging items.

The Cove won’t be the only Oneida Nation property in the Sylvan Beach community. Less than a year ago, it opened the Lake House at Sylvan Beach, a beachside dining and entertainment venue.

“We have seen an explosion of interest from tourists visiting upstate New York over the past year, especially in lakefront areas such as Sylvan Beach,” Ray Halbritter, Oneida Nation Enterprises CEO and Oneida Indian Nation representative, said. “We wanted to create an authentic experience for guests to introduce them to the best of the region and allow them to enjoy the area for a day or for weeks at a time. Our collective efforts with our local partners to transform Sylvan Beach made this a natural extension of that effort and will undoubtedly make The Cove a welcome addition to the area.”

 

 

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