Contiguous Protected Area
ABOUT
This was the largest and most substantial conservation easement ever given to the DLC, creating a contiguous protected area of more than 4,300 acres, connecting land preserved by National Audubon, The Nature Conservancy, the State of New York and other land protected by the DLC. The club‘s 400 members and their guests enjoy a variety of sporting activities, centered around shooting and sporting clays, overseen by Shooting Manager, Tyler Olay. They also engage in fishing, polo, tennis, and swimming. Under the oversight of General Manager, David Thieringer and Assistant General Manager, TJ Greco, the Club provides fine-dining experiences and extravagant holiday celebrations. The club provides its members lodging via its three houses, located in a cluster of buildings anchored by the main Clubhouse, an 1800s Greek Revival “early transitional” building overlooking picturesque Halcyon Lake. The Club’s ambiance is charming, casual and intimate.