This was the second time my friend and I stayed in cabin 10 and will happily be back again if we…read morereturn to the area. Todd was very accommodating to us when we had to switch dates for our vacation. He was also great with communication, giving us detailed welcoming and departing emails stocked with all sorts of info. There was one small glitch that Todd saw to in a very timely manor. The cabin had a kitchenette that had everything we needed for our week stay. Two separate bathrooms (with abundant hot water) were very nice to have and would come in handy for two couples or a family with kids. The Wi-Fi was fantastic - no issues. TV with Roku was nice though we used it just once. We made use of the fire pit, grill and picnic table almost every day. Corn hole and a horseshoe pit were also used. We also brought croquet and bocci sets that we used as there was ample space to play. $10 for firewood that could be used for 3 separate fires was a decent deal. It's a great location between Saranac and Placid. The only suggestion I would have might be to put together a binder with suggestions of local hikes, water holes, falls to see/swim in, places to eat, etc. Here are a couple to consider: Jay Covered Bridge (swim, 30 min drive), https://www.whitefaceregion.com/story/2015/08/jay-rapids-adirondacks-best-kept-secret, Peninsula nature trails (10 min) easy trails with access to swimming in Lake Placid https://www.lakeplacid.com/hiking/peninsula-nature-trails , Donnollys ice cream 20 min, mom and pop ice cream place with just one swirled flavor that rotates daily. It's the creamiest that I have ever tasted. The same guy has been running the place for nearly 60 yrs. https://www.facebook.com/people/Donnellys-Ice-Cream/100064413290587/?ref=page_internal. There are tons of places to checkout. Make sure to do some homework and make a list before you arrive,

Wonderful cabin for a weekend getaway. Contactless entry as well. Cabin very clean and well…read moredecorated. Most comfortable bed! A little kitchen area and couch with a tv. We will definitely be staying here again! So happy we found this hidden gem.

This is our third year coming for a long weekend at camp KC. Each year we extend our trip another…read moreday longer because we love it so much. We come with a large group and take over the place. I recommend doing this so you have the dock and little beach all to yourself. It's a very affordable place with extremely nice owners. Lake Flower is stunning and it's a short ride into town by boat or car. We launch our boat at the town docks load up our belongings and drive the boat to the house and pick up the car later but there is access from the road to the house and if you have a smaller boat you could launch there except it's on a steep hill so you might still want to use public docks. The beds are not very comfortable but the beauty of the great outdoors makes me forget my achy back quickly after waking up. Come here for the beautiful view, private dock and spacious and affordable accommodations.

My friends and I have visited here 3 years in a row and we love it. It is located right on Lake…read moreFlower with water access. The have a sand beach, a wooden pier, and boat house with kayaks and canoes for people to use. They have multiple price points based on the amount of property that you rent. You can rent both floors of the main house and a studio cabin or any part of the aforementioned.

I was lucky to learn about these cabins from a local realtor. We stayed in late September while…read morevisiting our son at college. The location, on Lake Colby, is convenient to all things Adirondack as it's close to Paul Smith's College- Tupper Lake-Saranac Lake downtown Village-Whiteface-Lake Placid- and the High Peak trails. Did I mention it is lakefront with kayaks and canoes to play with? The lake has a certain outboard motor restriction of 10 mph engines. Kelly and John own the 4 cabins. 3 are lakefront. Attention has been made to the smallest details like garden plantings, cottage themes, a boat house of gear, welcome bottle of goodies, small basket on the kitchen island with small necessities like flashlights, sewing kit, toothbrush, bug spray, pads and pens and more. If you are not familiar with the Adirondacks and/or want the "ADK experience", ( an attractive cozy intimate brown one story cabin on a pristine clean quiet lake with a great view with an attentive owner) look no farther than The Cabins at Lake Colby. The location is not way out in the middle of the woods. You are close to a main road and near the local hospital---- but when you step inside you are transported elsewhere! "Moose" Cottage was top drawer! Quality furnishings! Comfy mattress and sheets! The largest Moose head I have ever seen! Decorated beautifully! I can't give it all away! The flow of the cabin works. The kitchen is large enough for two to be prepping at the granite counters and stainless propane gourmet cooktop while others easily pass by. Room enough to cook together. The propane fire really can heat the place and adds ambiance. Outside there is a fire ring and split wood. We used the grill. Adirondack chairs line up like soldiers on the waters edge. Everything you require to cook was there! We forgot mustard and Kelly came over with two types. She enjoys meeting her visitors! These cabins are ideal for the couple who wants to get away. Two cabins have two bedrooms, two are one bedroom with a living area. One sports two bathrooms. Ours had a jet tub! Our cabin sported 2 queens and a sofabed. I do not think it's appropriate set up for really young kids necessarily. Check out my photos which capture the essence of the Cabins at Lake Colby

Looking for that hidden gem??? Here it is... This trio of charming rustic lake front cabins are…read moreabsolutely amazing!!! The attention that the owners pay to every little detail (John and Kelly Dobek) is far unsurpassed. If you want charming, warm, cozy and unequivocally inviting, this is without question the best place to be while visiting and staying in the beautiful Adirondack region.

We spent 3 weeks here and loved every minute. Jim and Lynn are hardy year round residents at this…read moreroadless camp, about a 10 minute powerboat ride from the parking lot and landing. we stayed in "Judy's Cabin", long inhabited by Jim's mother, and just renovated. This is not a sterile vacation bungalow environment. You can feel the decades of happy occupancy every day. The panoramic window view of the lake and shoreline, upstairs loft, large library, warm comforters on the beds, and the big stone fireplace and plentiful wood supply make even rainy days a delight. There's electric heat, too, when you don't want a fire. A canoe, leanto, and fire rings are just the start of outdoor amenities. We loved watching sunsets from the deck, or paddling out to watch the loons on the quiet lake as evening fell. Hearing the loons calling to each other is a special treat. Although it was late September, we went swimming off the boathouse dock on many evenings -- very relaxing. The primary hiking route is up St Regis Mountain, which can be reached directly on foot from the cabin, or with less walking from a dock accessible across the lake by canoe. There are several public leantos in the area which are perfect for shorter walks and picnic lunches. If you like dogs, Jim and Lynn's three large, fluffy, white samoyeds are eager to be your hiking companions. Although they normally stay away from the cabin and don't disturb guests, we lured them over shamelessly until they hung around with us. The full array of Adirondack hiking, scenery, and attractions are available by car from the landing. This is not a luxury camp, although many of the private camps on the three interconnected lakes are owned by multi-millionaires. It's a very cozy and rustic environment, perfect for groups of varying sizes (there are additional facilities for rent). The newly remodeled kitchen is very well equipped. Saranac Lake, a 15 minute drive from the landing, has a full array of grocery and shopping options. If paddling and walking aren't sufficient motive power, you can easily trailer in a powerboat. Jim is one of the few remaining Adirondack guideboat builders, and if you're lucky, he'll show you his work and his well equipped shop. He also has a great album showing what the camp was like over the past 100 years. All in all, this is a great place to spend a week or two comfortably communing with nature in the Adirondacks. Very highly recommended! In addition to having a great time, you're also supporting a warm, deserving couple.

From the owner: *New builds and restoration Adirondack Guideboats and Canoes…read more*IDEM antique sailboat restoration/repair *Rustic log railings; Mission-style interiors *Be our guest at adirondackamilycamp in 2018 - take the virtual tour

If you feel like you want to stay in plywood style huts that are extremely dirty, filled with…read morefurniture and cookware that looks like someone salvaged them from neighborhood garbage days then this is your place. I wish I had taken an interior picture because there's a reason there aren't any on this business page. Personally, I really feel like I should at least get a clean place for my $500 mandatory 2 night stay plus $250 deposit. The lake front looks like a swamp... Blah! The owners are nice enough but that's the only positive thing I could say about this place.

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Had an opportunity to stay at this wonderful place! It is so fabulous and peaceful. On one side,…read moreyou can sit and watch the boats approach the locks. On the other, you can sit and look out at the mountains and the marsh. Lots of wonderful birds to view. Saw many eagles. Consists of 2 buildings, the main has the kitchen, living room and 2 bedrooms. The second has another bedroom, and a bathroom containing the toilet, shower and tub. Such a great place to be with friends. There is tv and wifi or you can choose to be unplugged and just enjoy! Nice firepit to gather around, too! the address listed is the owner's address as the property doesn't have one.

Great place! Bonnie is both knowledgeable & friendly. I have purchased floral arrangements, have…read morehad a spot of tea with her & got my pooch some mutt munchies (which he loved!). Can't say enough how lovely her place is. Great to have a local florist, local low-key events, & for an overnight stay. I haven't myself used that since I live right nearby, but I'm sure Bonnie will make your stay memorable & very pleasant. Her prices for what I purchased were terrific. Will most certainly be dropping in again for more! Thanks Bonnie, your place is wonderful!

From the owner: Floral and Garden center Plant boutique…read more Occasion and holiday florist. Artisan Jewelry and Gifts Intentional Teas Community Teatime at 2 every Tuesday Soaps, hand creams, bath salts Handmade, homemade, Artisan, Artist 3 vacation rentals, studio, 2bedroom and queen with on suite Female, Veteran, Native American owned and built!

From scale 0 to 10, I will give 8. It's a nice inn to rent with your whole family…read more It's an old cabin with vintage and classic styles furnitures and rooms that will give you a relax and homey feeling. The owners provide you free coffee, tea, cocoa to start up your day. They have clean dishes and silverware and microwave if you want to order food from outside and heat it up. The other nice things are they provide each room with coffee maker, water heater and small refrigerator so you can just bring your leftover dinner back to the inn and hear it up for lunch or something like that. Or if you come here with your little one, trust me that small refrigerator is really useful to keep some fresh milk, fruits and yoghurt fresh. They also have free wifi and it's actually the fast one. So my husband can still do some work that require fast speed Internet connection. Further more, it's not too far from down town saranac lake. Just about max 15 minutes drive. Last but not least is that this inn has big yard. So your can just actually take your little one or even your dog walks around the inn

Mike and Andrea were great hosts! Right when they got there they provided us with a ton of…read moreimportant information about the Inn. Mike even walked the dog of friend of ours who was always staying there while they were out to dinner. The water, the hot chocolate, the milk and the coffee were an added bonus! The fridge comes in handy as well. We stayed here while attending the Can-Am rugby tournament so we didn't stay in the room a lot of the time but I would gladly come back again and enjoy a more laid back vacation!