Cabin in Harrietstown
12 guests · 5 bedrooms · 2 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Top-tier experienceA high end property in this area
About this cabin rental
Beautiful Adirondack home right on Upper Saranac Lake with multiple cabins, great for big groups and families!
This is a vacation home that has been in our family for over three generations. The property sits high above the lake and includes many paths that connect several sleeping cabins, the dock, the boathouse, and the beach.
The main camp features a fully equipped kitchen that is open to the dining area and looks out over the lake. There is also a fire pit outside, great for s'mores.
MAIN HOUSE (3 bedrooms)
Main House
1 Bedroom with a queen bed (ground floor)
1 Bedroom with queen bed (ground floor) - note: the photo is old and has 2 twins but it is now a queen.
1 Bedroom with a king beds (upstairs) - note: this shows 2 queen beds but it is one king
Pull out couch upstairs outside the bedroom - note: this has replaced the futon
2 bathrooms (not connected to rooms)
SEPARATE CABIN
Watergate Cabin
1 queen bed, connected bathroom
Let us know if you have questions about the sleeping arrangements!
The rental comes with kayaks, canoes and a 9 horsepower putt-putt.
According to Adirondack tradition, homes are called "camps." Our camp is on a long dirt road, about three miles long, that crosses three bridges as it travels down Markham Point through state-owned Adirondack Park land. It is vital to travel slowly (15 mph) down the road, as it is a single lane and cars may be approaching from the opposite direction. If this happens, there are cut-offs spaced all along the road to either back into or move forward into to allow a car to pass. There are several other camps on both sides of the end of the point, though none are visible from our camp. We love to run and walk along the road for exercise, flower gathering, and berry hunting.
Because the camp is relatively remote, renters should plan to bring a meal or two with them. We usually bring dinner and breakfast with us and make a grocery store run after breakfast on the first day. We provide a water cooler with fresh water supply. Renters are welcome to use the staples available in the pantry.
Please note there is no wifi or TV at the camp. It is a great place to retreat and recharge with the lake and the woods.
This is a vacation home that has been in our family for over three generations. The property sits high above the lake and includes many paths that connect several sleeping cabins, the dock, the boathouse, and the beach.
The main camp features a fully equipped kitchen that is open to the dining area and looks out over the lake. There is also a fire pit outside, great for s'mores.
MAIN HOUSE (3 bedrooms)
Main House
1 Bedroom with a queen bed (ground floor)
1 Bedroom with queen bed (ground floor) - note: the photo is old and has 2 twins but it is now a queen.
1 Bedroom with a king beds (upstairs) - note: this shows 2 queen beds but it is one king
Pull out couch upstairs outside the bedroom - note: this has replaced the futon
2 bathrooms (not connected to rooms)
SEPARATE CABIN
Watergate Cabin
1 queen bed, connected bathroom
Let us know if you have questions about the sleeping arrangements!
The rental comes with kayaks, canoes and a 9 horsepower putt-putt.
According to Adirondack tradition, homes are called "camps." Our camp is on a long dirt road, about three miles long, that crosses three bridges as it travels down Markham Point through state-owned Adirondack Park land. It is vital to travel slowly (15 mph) down the road, as it is a single lane and cars may be approaching from the opposite direction. If this happens, there are cut-offs spaced all along the road to either back into or move forward into to allow a car to pass. There are several other camps on both sides of the end of the point, though none are visible from our camp. We love to run and walk along the road for exercise, flower gathering, and berry hunting.
Because the camp is relatively remote, renters should plan to bring a meal or two with them. We usually bring dinner and breakfast with us and make a grocery store run after breakfast on the first day. We provide a water cooler with fresh water supply. Renters are welcome to use the staples available in the pantry.
Please note there is no wifi or TV at the camp. It is a great place to retreat and recharge with the lake and the woods.
Amenities at Serene 5-bedroom cabin in Saranac Lake
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Harrietstown
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