My husband brought me here to celebrate my birthday. What a delightful stay! The inn in beautifully…read morepreserved and charming. The innkeeper was quite knowledgeable with the history of the inn, the owners and the area. I look forward to returning here. It is a gem.

My husband and I stayed at the Maxfield Inn for a weekend and greatly enjoyed our stay. We're super…read morethankful to have run into the owner as much as we did. An incredibly kind and knowledgeable person who certainly brightened our visit. We loved learning about the history of the now Maxfield Inn. The charm of the building was preserved through years of careful restoration. The location was also excellent for walking to Roots, Naples Brewing Co., Caruso's Cafe, and the other great business in town. Can't wait to come back and enjoy Komorebi kombucha on the front porch again!

Gorgeous little cabin about 5 minutes from Letchworth. Denise was a great host, cabin was clean,…read morespacious, and well-equipped. Muffins in the morning are absolutely delicious. There is no wi-fi and cell service can be a little spotty in the area so be warned about that. It's a perfect getaway and I'd love to stay here again.

Our reservation in the Moose cabin was for the last 3 nights of their season…read more Upon arrival Denise greeted us and showed us into the cabin. It was just as represented on the website...very nice. When I questioned what the fragrance was in the cabin, Denise said it was a plug-in air freshener. I asked if she would unplug it, as I was sensitive to fragrances. She opened the closet door (where it was hidden) and unplugged it. She said it was a mouse deterrent, but we didn't give it a second thought. The second night of our stay we were kept up by the sound of mice in the wall starting at 2:30 am. Needless to say we didn't want to stay a third night and lose another night's sleep. When Sean came with the muffins that morning, I spoke to him about the mice and said we wouldn't be staying. He immediately said we would not get any refund. He also said that I had been complaining since I got there!! All I did was ask that the air freshener be unplugged! He said he wasn't going to loose $200 because of a mouse. This was not a rustic cabin by any stretch. It was very nice. You just don't expect mice in the walls. He wasn't interested in making any adjustment at all. Maybe a partial refund? I wonder if they were just plain tired from a long season of renting. I wouldn't recommend staying, unless you sleep well with mice and enjoy the smell of sulphur in your bath water.

Neat, clean, very friendly and responsive manager. It served exactly our purpose, we needed a…read morewarm, clean place to sleep and shower while visiting relatives and that is exactly what we got. Hard to find places like that in such a remote location. Restaurants, gas and supermarkets all available within 1-10 miles (fantastic for this area). Will definitely stay again.

Family run, felt safe. Room is large....they obviously take good care of this place...5 starsread more

Number one thing to know about this place..... NO LINES, NO WAITING!!…read more Its not like going to Bristol or Swain where you wait and wait and wait in line ..... Cozy Establishment. We were greeted with some fresh snow on our drive to Hunt Hollow and it made for some great skiing (so my husband says). Hubby certainly enjoyed the slopes while I sat by the fire place and listened to live music. (In case your wondering, I really don't enjoy the cold, AND I value my knees!) Turns out once you pay your dues for this private club its BYO Anything! Beer, wine, booze, crock pots and casseroles of anything. Your options are endless!! Feeling left out?? The local grocery store and liquor store are only 3 miles away! NOTE: They do NOT have a bar. But, they do have a limited kitchen with some breakfast and lunch/dinner items available to you. NOTE 2: They open to the public (wed-friday evening). Check it out!!!

This is a wonderful family and friends focused mountain. The public is welcome Wednesday,…read more Thursday and Friday. They blow snow and the trails were well groomed. The kitchen looked like it pumped out great food but you are more than welcome to set up a Crock-Pot, host a little party, maybe a taco bar....

Lisa and Joey recently purchased the campground and are enhancing it as each day passes! A quiet,…read morelaid back campground perfect for families, friends or couples. Grimes Glen, Letchworth and Stony Brook State parks are close by for swimming. A camp store, playground for the kids and huge bonfires every Saturday night. There's a hiking trail right on the property as well as several adorable cabins. Full hook up and tent sites available. Lisa and Joey have been a pleasure getting to know. They are SUPER kind and we plan on spending the majority of our camping trips there!

We stayed at this beautiful campground last weekend and loved it. It's peaceful and well-kept and…read morethe owners couldn't do enough to make our stay as pleasant as possible. It's a small campground, but the sites are large and well-maintained. I will go back anytime I'm in the Finger Lakes area.

We've been seasonal campers for 4 1/2 years. My wife and I have never experienced any kind of…read morediscrimination from the owner, the staff or other campers. There's several other lesbian couples and they too have never noted discrimination. The issue noted by a prior review involved inappropriate fondling and tongue kissing in the pool with numerous children around. This behavior isn't appropriate for anyone, no matter what your sexuality is. There's a time and place for this type of adult behavior.

We love Tamarack Campground, lots to do for the family, always something for children on the…read moreweekends. People are friendly and very helpful. Jamie the owner always does his best to make sure everyone is happy. Great place to bring your family.

My husband and I stayed in glamping tent 1. It was lovely and included a full bed and all linens…read moreand pillows, yoga supplies, chairs and small table indoors, dog kennel, outdoor chairs and small table, fire extinguisher, cooler, propane fire pit/grill, solar lights, wood fire pit, battery operated fan, propane heater, and large power supply. All we had to bring was food, ice, dinnerware, clothing and toiletries. They also supply a trash bin. Bathroom is very close walk and dish washing station and outdoor shower is also close. The other tent is a nice distance away so its very private. The water falls are so close you hear them all night which was great to sleep. I highly recommend this site. The staff was absolutely lovely every time we interacted. I almost think I might never bother going anywhere else. The downsides: one outdoor chair was broken but we had brought our own. I wish there was a broom in the tent. The bathroom light works by solar and doesn't seem to last long so you need to bring a flashlight. It's a walking campground, which is great but the tent sites are quite a hike away from the pool and store and it's uphill so that can be challenging for some. I will definitely go here again, it was a lovely trip. Well done! They also left a folder in the tent with emergency numbers and local places which was a nice touch.

Camp is Amazing !!! We love the owners, and are looking forward to being with the camp family. The…read moresites are beautiful, and there are so many kid events. You can relax by the falls, take a swim: the pool is crystal clean as well as the bathroom. We love it there. It's a place of relaxation and healing for my husband and I.

So much fun! Our tie dye cabin photo is currently posted as the backdrop on their tell page!!!read more

Not bad, not spectacular. The folks who do come here adore it and many have standing spots…read moreyearround with built out sections like porches or add-ons extending off their trailers. One might call it the poor man's lakehouse. The majority of the campground area is surrounded by trees so the sites are more dirt and rocks than grassy (bring an air mattress!). It's also along a creek so your site may not be too far from a lovely rolling stream -- a great spot to set up for the day with your beach chairs and a ice cold brew. I highly recommend a walk up the gorge. Bring water shoes or sandals with straps because you do end up in the water and your sneakers would end up soaked for the whole stay. The falls are beautiful and a great spot to cool off in the water. There's a rope that's been tied up to a few trees so you can scale the gorge up to the top of the falls. You can have day visitors - cost is $5 per vehicle. The sites overall are a little bit pricier compared to State Park sites (nearly double the price) likely because it's a private campground. There's a store at the entrance of the site where you can grab necessary amenities like papertowels, lighter fluid, garbage bags, etc. I probably won't be back for my own personal camping expeditions, but will join our crew again since this is where they've been going for years.