Character and ambiance describe this 1902 Adirondack Camp , with wide board pine floors, brick fireplaces, spacious guest rooms, sleeping porches, clawfoot bathtubs and plenty of common areas for guest comfort. Our staff is dedicated to providing personal service in a warm and relaxed environment. Lodging Our main lodge houses nine spacious guest rooms and two suites decorated with antiques and reproductions.
Guest rooms are all different and accommodate two to five people.
Some rooms have a fireplace, clawfoot tub, or sleeping porch. Lodging in the main inn includes a full breakfast each morning on our sunny breakfast porch . Downhill skiers can enjoy Whiteface Mountain's longest vertical drop in the East, located only twenty minutes away. Hockey games, ski jumping, figure skating, bobsledding, Luge runs, Alpine and Nordic skiing, ice skating, ice climbing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, tour Lake Placid, or visit the 1980 Winter Olympic Site. Hiking, canoeing, fishing, whitewater, bicycling, horseback riding, golf, tennis, swimming, bird watching, rock climbing, and more.