Evergreen Estates Mikvah A mikvah for the Loch Sheldrake community
✡ Rabbi Yirmiyahu Katz Location: Loch Sheldrake, New York, United States
About Located in Loch Sheldrake, United States, Evergreen Estates Mikvah provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Yirmiyahu Katz. Opening times: Open By Appointment Only During Summer Months.
Activities & entertainment Open By Appointment Only During Summer Months
For children & families 938Location Address: 66 Karmel and Jacobs Road Loch Sheldrake, NY 12759 United States
Tags Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Evergreen Estates Mikvah serves the spiritual needs of the Jewish community in Loch Sheldrake, New York. This facility provides a quiet and private space for the local population and visitors. It is a vital resource for those spending time in the Catskill Mountains.
The mikvah is situated within the Evergreen Estates complex. Its presence ensures that residents and guests have access to necessary religious services without traveling long distances. The facility maintains high standards of cleanliness and halachic integrity.
Rabbi Yirmiyahu Katz provides the kashrut supervision for this location. The design includes a Bor Al Gabai Bor. This traditional configuration meets the requirements sought by many in the observant community.
About the area Loch Sheldrake is a well-known destination within the "Borscht Belt" of the Sullivan County Catskills. This area sees a significant increase in the Jewish population during the summer season. The mikvah sits in a residential setting that offers a sense of privacy and calm.
Neighborhood Connections
The address on Karmel and Jacobs Road is easy to find for those familiar with the area. It is located near several popular summer developments and year-round housing. Access to the facility allows for a seamless integration of religious life while on vacation.
Located within the Evergreen Estates grounds
Accessible from main roads connecting Loch Sheldrake to neighboring towns
Near various seasonal shuls and minyanim
Positioned in a quiet area away from heavy traffic
Travelers coming from New York City often pass through this corridor on their way to deeper parts of the mountains. Having a reliable mikvah in this specific location simplifies scheduling for many families.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Loch Sheldrake serves as a central hub for Jewish life in the Catskills during the warmer months. Visitors often appreciate the slower pace of life and the abundance of fresh air in the Sullivan County region.
Regional Landmarks
Short driving distance to multiple bungalow colonies and summer camps
Local grocery stores offering a wide variety of kosher products
Proximity to major routes including Highway 52 and State Route 17
Scenic walking paths and quiet residential streets characteristic of the area
The town of Liberty is also nearby, offering further shopping and services for the observant community. Families often choose this area for its balance of natural beauty and essential religious infrastructure.
What to expect Visitors to Evergreen Estates Mikvah can expect a standard of privacy and respect. The facility is designed for ease of use and comfort. Because it operates on an appointment basis, guests should plan their visits ahead of time.
Facility Features
Halachically approved Bor Al Gabai Bor construction
Clean and well-maintained changing areas
Quiet environment suitable for spiritual focus
Supervision by a recognized local rabbinical authority
During the peak summer months, the staff manages a busy schedule. Making an appointment ensures that you have enough time for your needs. The facility is primarily active when the surrounding bungalow colonies are in session. Please verify current contact information before your arrival to confirm availability.
Frequently asked questions When is the mikvah open? Evergreen Estates Mikvah is open by appointment only during the summer months. It is advisable to call in advance to schedule a time.
Who provides the kashrut supervision? The facility operates under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Yirmiyahu Katz.
What type of mikvah pool is available? Yes, it is built as a Bor Al Gabai Bor, meeting specific halachic standards.
Where is the mikvah located? The mikvah is located at 66 Karmel and Jacobs Road in Loch Sheldrake, New York.
