The lake is large enough for serious sailing and canoeing which are regular parts of the Unirondack program. An abundance of wildlife makes Unirondack an ideal place for detailed nature study. Whether exploring beaver habitat by canoe, watching Great Blue Herons flying by the campfire site, or enjoying the presence of ducks, loons and raccoons, Unirondack is a beautiful place to be. A large athletic field, peaceful chapel, and lakeside campfire circle are regular centers of activity. Most campers enjoy an off-campus trip to such favorite places as the Gorge at Whitaker Park, Stillwater Reservoir and Panther Pond, all conveniently nearby.
Accommodations are rustic with bunk style beds.
Each bedroom houses 5-8 youth campers, one large family or two smaller families. Gilman , the dining hall, contains a modern kitchen with family style service, a fireplace, stage, and an upstairs room with balcony. A delightful porch over the lake offers scenic views for inspiration. Other buildings include a shower house, infirmary, Adirondack lean-to, shop, and staff quarters. There is always at least one counselor assigned to sleep with campers at night.