Camp Two Step

three houses, one shoreline, a lot of fun

This is our family camp on Lake Champlain — three houses, one beach, and countless opportunities to have fun and create lasting memories. This is where our family and friends come to slow down.

Three houses, one shoreline

Camp Two Step sits tucked away in the woods above Corlear Bay, a calm, protected bay on Lake Champlain in the shadow of the Adirondacks and looking out at Vermont’s Green Mountains across the water.

It’s not one big house — it’s three: the Lodge, the Cabin, and the Lake House. Each one has its own personality, but everybody shares the same beach, the same dock, kayaks, paddle boards, paddle boat, and — many nights — a fire.

We made this mostly for us: family, friends, and anyone who’s ever texted asking “wait, which house are we in?” Scroll down and take a look around.

Stone cairns on the beach at Camp Two Step at sunset, with a boat moored on Lake Champlain

Take your pick

Same beach, same lake, three totally different vibes.

The Lodge

The heart of camp — where everyone gathers across the table or fire — no matter which house they’re sleeping in

The Cabin

Knotty pine, a wood stove, and a ladder up to a loft — probably the one that feels the most like classic Adirondack “camp.”

The Lake House

The one right on top of the water — steps from the beach.

So… what exactly is a “camp”?

Around here, “camp” doesn’t mean tents for the weekend. It means a family place — usually a scatter of small, simple buildings instead of one big house — with creaky stairs down to the water, a fire pit still smoking from the night before, and a lot of people you love packed into not very much square footage. Camp Two Step is our version of it.

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