5 Historic Adirondack Great Camps You Can Stay In - AFAR
"Originally built in 1880 by Hiram Duryea and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this historic lakeside camp was modernized in 1921 with electricity and plumbing and now comprises rooms and suites across four lodges plus 15 cabins (one to four bedrooms). Operating June 5–October 14, 2024, it offers a traditional Great Camp experience with included breakfast and dinner, nonalcoholic beverages, evening snacks, housekeeping, and access to recreational facilities; rates for two start at about $290 per night, children under three stay free, and older children are charged from $40 per night." - Suzanne Rowan Kelleher
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