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Wildflower Farms

Gardiner, New York, United States · Auberge Resorts · Grand Luxury

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Wildflower Farms opened in October 2022 as Auberge's first house in New York, sixty-five cabins by Ward and Gray set in meadows under the Shawangunk Ridge. Clay cooks the Hudson Valley that starts outside the door, and Spa Thisbe waits after a day on the Gunks. Travel + Leisure placed the resort at number 92 on its World's Best Hotels list for 2026.

About Wildflower Farms

History

The 140 acres that Wildflower Farms occupies in the Hudson Valley sit at the base of the Shawangunk Ridge, the dramatic escarpment of white conglomerate rock that rises above the valley floor in Ulster County and defines one of the most recognizable skylines in the American Northeast. The Shawangunks — the Gunks, as climbers and hikers know them — have drawn visitors for more than a century, and the agricultural land below them has been farmed since the region was first settled by Dutch colonists in the seventeenth century.

Wildflower Farms opened in October 2022 as Auberge Resorts Collection's first New York property, a milestone that reflected both the company's eastward expansion and the broader recognition that the Hudson Valley had matured into one of the most compelling short-haul destination regions for New York City travelers. The resort's 65 freestanding cabins, designed by Ward and Gray, are scattered across meadows that give the property its name — fields managed to encourage wildflower growth rather than suppressed into lawn. The design vocabulary is deliberately agrarian, drawing on the Hudson Valley's farming heritage without romanticizing it into a stage set.

Clay, the resort's restaurant, operates within a farm-to-table framework that is geographically specific rather than generically virtuous: the Hudson Valley and the Catskill region surrounding the property provide the seasonal ingredients, and the cooking reflects the particular character of a northeastern agricultural landscape — root vegetables, foraged mushrooms, heritage grain, preserved and fermented preparations that bridge the seasons. The resort is positioned close to Mohonk Mountain House, the climbing areas of the Gunks, and the cultural institutions that have made the valley's stretch from Kingston to Newburgh one of the more culturally rich small-town corridors in the country.

The setting

Gardiner, NY, in the Hudson Valley near Mohonk and the Shawangunks.

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