The Hedges on Blue Mountain Lake

We just spent a few days at The Hedges, a place I have visited several times. The service was outstanding, the meals excellent, and the views outstanding. The best part was a morning canoe trip on Blue Mountain Lake watching the sunrise. We also visited the Adirondack Experience and did some hiking- Castle Rock. It was a memorable trip.

Went with friends, had a great time. Food and service are top notch, amenities keep you busy and having fun all day long. Beautiful views and great hiking nearby

It is always such a treasure to be able to spend time at the hedges. This stay was just as excellent. My family and I had a quiet and fun stay. Everyone that works at the Hedges are polite, kind, helpful and welcoming, often going above and beyond to make our stay special. You can't beat having exceptional meals, access to water crafts and immaculate rooms. We also had the pleasure to partake in a pastel class, an astronomy talk and of course a nightly bonfire with yummy snacks provided. If you plan to take a trip to the Adirondacks I can't suggest a stay at the hedges more!

What a gem! Their cabins redefine the definition of a cabin! Every staff member embodies The Hedges organizational culture. We love our time there especially the Lake, restaurant, library, and other rooms.

We love The Hedges. It’s our most favorite place to stay.

Lovely historical lodges and cabins right on the lake. The food and the service is wonderful! However, the rooms and bathrooms need a little spiffing up. The carpets really need to be replaced in the lodge where we stayed. The staff is very friendly and goes way out of their way to make your stay a pleasant one.

We spent the most beautiful 3 days at The Hedges. Rooms are wonderful, decorated with Adirondack antiques. Great location for enjoying the lakes, hiking and the Adirondack Museum. Best of all, the staff is genuinely friendly and gracious. An interesting activity was planned for each night that we were there. This is our third visit and we will definitely return again.

Lovely cabin grounds on the coast of blue mountain lake in the Adirondack region of New York. Rates are high compared to a campground or hotel, but the value matches. Food and amenities are all included in the nightly rate. The staff is welcoming and friendly. The grounds are beautifully maintained and the scenery is hard to beat. In the suites above the dinning hall, the showers are hot and stay hot, the bathrooms are spacious and clean, and the rooms are large and comfortable. Don't expect to be roughing it just because you're in the woods. Just be warned that because these suites are above the dining hall it can be very noisy during breakfast and Dinner, though the dining hours are reasonable (about 8AM-8PM) in case you sleep in or bed early. The food/meals quality is easily something you would expect to pay over $20 per person for. All in all this is a place I would gladly come back to.

We always try to get a dinner red there when vacationing in Indian Lake. It can be difficult because they have to accommodate their in-house guests first. But they are always delightful and ready to help even putting me on a cancellation list. It is worth going just to see the magnificence of this historic register find. We always enjoy their cocktails and $44 for a complete meal is a bargain. Soup salad, entrée, and dessert with fresh baked rolls Makes for a delightful dinner. I have never had a bad meal there. They have Romanian students do all the serving and they couldn't be more accommodating. One of my favorite places in the Adirondacks for sure.

Great place to stay! The food and staff are both wonderful. The rooms are beautiful and the resort is in a great location!

Amazingly beautiful cabins and lodge on Blue Mountain Lake, NY. Cabins are nicely decorated and equipped with modern showers and other bathroom fixtures. Beds are comfortable and the room is complimented with a refrigerator and a front porch overlooking the lake. Your price to stay includes a full menu hearty breakfast and a four course dinner. The meals are prepared by the resident chef and everything is delicious and the portions are plenty, all served in the historic dining lodge with a large fireplace and decorated in pure adirondack style. This is my second year coming here and I will continue to return year after year. The Hedges at Blue Mountain Lake is a wonderful place to vacation. FYI The hedges have canoes and kayaks available to all guests for use on the lake. Just a five minute drive to the adirondack museum.

Best Adirondak dining experience yet. 4 course meal was delicious! Service was superb! We will definitely go again

An amazing gem on Blue Mountain Lake. An authentic Adirondack Great Camp! We like it so much we're coming back in three months. Lodging includes breakfast and a four course evening meal as well as usage of canoes, kayaks, and bikes! I hesitate to write this as I don't want the secret to get out! Worth every penny!

Currently staying at the hedges. Super fun place, lots of space for kids to run around, game room with ping pong, pool table etc. Two areas to swim and also kayaks and canoes to take out. Food is awesome and the staff is super accompanying. Rooms are campy Adirondack but clean and there's housekeeping daily. Would return to the hedges.

We are so excited to be returning to the Hedges this fall for our anniversary - we have been several times before and were disappointed to have missed a stay last year. The Hedges is like walking back in time to a beautiful great camp, a beautiful wrap around porch, and a vista that is breathtaking. Relaxing dinning lodge with wonderful food - morning breakfast - a boxed lunch if you so choose and then a scrumptious dinner while over looking Blue Mountain Lake. Excited to be going back in Oct. when the leaves are turning and the morning and evenings have that fall crisp feel. See you in October Tom and Cindy Mahoney

The Hedges is open for the 2018 season, and we can't wait to be there for our vacation. This is one of the few remaining Adirondack Great Camps open to the public. You will feel very Gatsby-gone-camping in this rustic but elegant lakeside retreat in one of the most beautiful settings within the Adirondack Park. Lodging, breakfast, dinner, snacks, canoes, tennis, campfires, and kayaks are included in the tariff. The service is excellent, the facility shows an eye for detail, and the guests (many returning for generations) are friendly and interesting folks. Couples, singles, and families will find plenty to do on property, around the lake, in the woods, or at area museums. Beyond summer, consider Spring fishing or Fall foliage -you can't go wrong.

We wish we could have spent more time here. It is the old-time resort of your dreams: beautiful lake for swimming, kayaking, or canoeing; upscale "camp" accommodations (we stayed in Stone Lodge, which offered a porch with swing, rocking chairs, and lake view, as well as a very comfortable queen-bedroom with private bath); a dining room staffed by charming young people; opportunities to meet other guests and to socialize at the camp fire...or not...reading on the porch or in front of the fireplace was my favorite down-time past time...

Glamping in the Adirondacks at its best! We spent a week at The Hedges with our family: two retirees, two young middle-angers and two under-five grandchildren. There was something for everyone, very safe, very good meals and with kayaks, canoes and paddle boards included. When you factor in breakfast and dinner the pricing is very competitive and well worth it. The lake is as clean and pristine as anyone could hope. Even has wifi throughout but, mercifully, no business center or TV's. The kids quickly learned to do without those things and went to bed tired every night! Definitely will be returning next year.

The Hedges was a great get-a-way in the mountains. The lakefront views and sunsets are gorgeous. The cabins, although not luxurious (take your hairdryer! and no ac) are clean and comfortable. We stayed in the twin which was perfect for us. Sitting on the front porch (in Adirondack chairs, of course!) was lovely. The included breakfast and dinner were very good, with non-alcoholic beverages available all day (no alcohol served there, but they say that is due to change in ownership and liquor license issues which are expected to be resolved in 2019, but you can bring your own) and cookies and popcorn at night. After dinner each night was a speaker at the outside lean to. We saw an astronomer, historian and park ranger, all interesting. Everyone working there, mostly students from Russia and Romania, were very nice and helpful. They have canoes and kayaks available (the lakes are great for this), chairs along the lakefront, a small swimming area for children and a larger deeper one for adults. We also took nearby boat and seaplane tours which were very enjoyable.