The one right on the bay
The Lake House sits up above the lake, with a covered porch out front.
Inside, the kitchen and living room are basically one big space — an island, a dining table, and a couch and three chairs, plenty of room for everybody to spread out.
It sleeps six: two bedrooms with a full bed each, plus a bunk room for the kids. One bathroom, so mornings move at their own pace.
The deck’s the real hangout spot — right over the water, with a grill, a propane fire pit for s’mores, and chairs for taking it all in. You can hear the waves and the loons calling from up there, and if you’re lucky, catch an eagle gliding by. Great for watching the lake go dark at night, and mornings up here get the most amazing sunrises at camp.
Like the rest of camp, it shares the beach, the dock, and the fleet of kayaks, paddle boards, and paddle boat with the Lodge and the Cabin — same bay, same lake, same easy rhythm. There’s a picnic table right next to the stairs down to the beach too, good for a quick bite before a swim or for drying off on the way back up.
The Great Room
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
The Bunk Room
The Bathroom
Getting to the beach
Access to the beach and dock is via about 50 rustic camp-style stairs that descend the bank to the lake. In true Adirondack camp fashion, they are steep, narrow, and a bit wonky, but they lead directly down to the private beach. Guests generally enjoy the short walk to the water, but the stairs may be challenging for anyone with mobility concerns.
Outside
