Just LOVE it here!!! My boys and I just love the campground and the absolutely BEAUTIFUL view!!! -…read moreAntonette

Great cabin accommodations!!!! HOT water, AC, Keurig Coffee maker, grill....what more do you need??…read moreLOV'd owners and view! Thank u guys!!! We will b back w/ friends and our Harley's!!!

We found Sugarloaf by word of mouth and can't wait to go back! It's unassuming appearance is in…read morekeeping with the straightforward menu, warm atmosphere and knock your socks off food! Portions are generous too boot! While the pizza and sandwich options make great meals try not to miss the dinner specials on Saturday! Plus the coleslaw is great! By the way, reservations don't seem necessary if willing to eat outside... we were told that Monday melt night is very busy however!

Wonderful meals beings served here. I had the brisket with potato!! Great food with great…read moreatmosphere!!! Can't wait to return!!

I believe the word lodge is generous. The people there are wonderful, particularly the café staff…read more My room had a bathroom, clean. Discoloration in the drop ceiling indicates water damage but to be fair, the Lodge appears to be a work in progress and the owner seems to have put a lot of time and effort into assuring that his guests are comfortable. No front desk, and only way is to communicate via text or phone with the owner. Or housekeeper. Not a place with hotel amenities. It does feature a full washer and dryer, which I did not use.

Parking lot is large, entering confusing. Two dining areas. Staff is friendly, rustic dining…read moreatmosphere. Plenty of seating. Was busy at lunchtime, tables were full. It's a new business in Malone. A good menu with plenty of choices for breakfast and lunch. Prices seem reasonable. Tomato Mac soup is homemade and delicious. Hamburger cooked perfectly and homemade potato chips are delicious.(I suggest you salt them and sprinkle with vinegar) grilled chicken sandwich was tender and flavorful. Neat location and good food

We had the distinct pleasure of spending 2 nights as house guests last week. The hosts are…read morewonderful, the house is immaculate, the bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom had every amenity you could need. But the breakfast! Simply fabulous is all I can say! Fresh berries and yogurt, homemade coffee cake, Irish Soda Bread, eggs, bacon, waffles, sausage, toast, juice. And all served on fine China, with a roaring fire, and great music playing. I didn't want to leave. I will be back! Thank you.

The original farm house of the Wilder family, as in the family of Almanzo Wilder, husband to Laura…read moreIngalls Wilder, with some reconstructed outbuildings, all as described in Farmer Boy. There's a tour of the barn buildings and farm house, which ran us $25 for a family of of four but was well worth it and clocked in at about an hour. Arrive by 3:30 to make sure you get the full tour on a given day. It helps quite a bit to have read the book Farmer Boy (or other Little House books) before the tour, although not necessary to enjoy it as a slice of American life. This is essentially an idealization of the historical American farm (no manure smells or tetanus) and is private history, so it's not necessarily completely accurate or authentic, but the narrative they put together is quite decent. The guide (Kyle) was extremely knowledgeable although not afraid to say 'I don't know' to some questions, and was diligent about finding the answers to questions he didn't know about later. Extremely well-done tour guiding. I'm a little ambivalent about the political uses of the Little House books (the story's been co-opted a bit by Randian philosophers, in no small part because Rose Wilder Lane was one herself) but even with their gauzy views of pioneer history and selective editing of the Ingalls' real story, they remain classic reads and real musts for kids. There is a small museum which is a free entry, and a pretty decent gift shop featuring a library of the Little House books (and the somewhat more questionable "authorized by the estate" series, albeit out of print titles) and a number of related history books. The crafts are not tacky at all and are in keeping with the Americana theme. (One notable lacuna - the Eric Sloane books on heritage American farm tools, buildings, and methods, which are an obvious inspiration.) Both our enthusiastic ten-year-old and normally bored by such stuff seven year old enjoyed it very much, as both adults did. The one missing part is the demonstration garden and orchard are quite small, and there aren't many actual farm animals (just some sheep). That hardly seemed to matter to either of them in the end, though. This is a long way away from most things, but if you have a Laura Ingalls Wilder nut in the household or are interested at all in American social history, it's worth a side trip if you're in the area.

I came by during their Scotland festival and wasn't offered a tour, but I did have access to…read morehighland dancing, cows, and haggis in addition to a lovely couple of hot dog trucks and a small outdoor market. Apparently it was super crowded for them, but I thought it was the most pleasant and laid back Scots festival I've been to in the US (I was at one in Newfoundland that was a bit less hectic). The house and barns were staffed by workers in period costume (as well as cows). I was told about spinning and the reconstruction and weaving and cooking. The staff members were lovely and funny and nice. They also were very, very kind when I accidentally broke the house. The displays are excellent of their kind and grounded really strongly not only against Laura Ingalls Wilder's books but also against period reference books. I was really impressed, but I do think it's a lot of reading for small children. The volunteers were excellent about explaining things, though. The gift shop was lovely and stocked a great selection of books...I've read or own most of them, but it was nice to see them all in one place. The only drawback is the isolated location. I stopped on the way back from Montreal, going probably 2 hours out of the way (I know map quest says it's only an hour and half, but customs took a long time).

This place came highly recommended for snow tubing and we are so glad that we took the 90 minute…read moredrive there. We were in town visiting and the other mountain that offered snow tubing did not have anything open at the time. Everyone at Titus Mountain was super friendly and accommodating. Very helpful. Snow tubing area was a lot of fun. They had music at the same time which made it more exciting. The kids and the adults alike had an awesome time. Highly recommend it!!

Very fair prices compared to some of the larger resorts around. My son took lessons here for the…read morefirst time and loved it. All the staff is friendly and professional. We even did night tubing with their neon lights. That was super fun but got crowded fast. I didn't see the name of their restaurant but the food was delicious. I especially loved the poutine! Take a look at how yummy it looks. I could eat a few plates right now lol

Absolutely the worst ever motel I have been to. This place gave us room as soon as we walked there…read morewas a dead mouse on the floor right in the open. They gave a new room which then was infested with bugs all over the room( the ac,beds,lamps,windows,bathroom,toilet) didn't even clean before we got there because there was stuff left from the last people who stayed there shoved under the bed. They refused to give us a refund because we left a light on so in their eyes we used the room. If I could give this place negative stars I would do so. 100% DO NOT RECOMMEND. OWNERS ARE A PIECE OF WORK. ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING.

This place was great. Simple, comfortable, affordable. The owner was friendly and accommodating…read more Check in was efficient and hassle free. The room we stayed in was handicap accessible. There were comfy chairs, TV, microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker, and an ironing board in the room. Irons were available on request. Our room had a view of beautiful fields across the street and it was a quiet environment. Overall, totally recommend!