Amenities
Inside the Cabin
Knotty pine from floor to cathedral ceiling, a stone fireplace, and the comforts that make a week at the lake easy.
Amenities
Everything a Cabin Weekend Needs
Old-camp character with the comforts you want after a day on the lake.
- Sleeps 6 Two queen beds and two singles, which can be pushed together as a split king.
- Stone Fireplace The heart of the great room, with seating gathered around it for cold nights.
- Full Kitchen Gas range, a big pine island with stools, a full-size refrigerator, and the pots, pans and dishes to cook for everyone.
- Great Room Cathedral knotty-pine ceiling, a loft overlook, leather sofas and sliders to the deck.
- Big Back Deck Red rocking chairs in the treetops and a gas grill for summer dinners.
- Backyard & Adirondack Chairs A lawn ringed with Adirondack chairs for evenings outside.
- Outdoor Shower A private cedar shower stall for after the beach or a long hike.
- Jetted Tub & Standup Shower A corner whirlpool tub and stand-up shower in the knotty pine bathroom.
- Washer & Dryer A laundry room on the lower level — pack lighter.
- TV in the Great Room Mounted over the fireplace for movie nights and the big game.
- Driveway Parking Room for your cars off the road on the cabin's own drive.
- Ceiling Fans In the great room, kitchen and bedrooms for summer nights.
- Dining for the Group A farmhouse table plus island seating, with a glass-front hutch of camp dishes, and an outdoor dining table.
Where you will sleep
Bedrooms & Baths
Sleeps 6 in two queen beds and two singles (or a split king). Two bedrooms with their own personalities, a knotty-pine bath with a jetted tub and stand-up shower, and a half bath for busy mornings.
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The Rose Room
Queen bed
Vintage rose wallpaper over pine wainscoting, bedside lamps, a dresser and a cedar chest at the foot of the bed.
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The Hemlock Room
Queen bed
Deep green walls, an iron queen bed, and a daybed by sliding doors that open to the deck.
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The Knotty-Pine Bath
Jetted tub & stand-up shower
A full bathroom wrapped in cedar, with a corner whirlpool tub under the window and a stand-up shower.
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Powder Room
Half bath
A second, striped-wallpaper half bath off the main living space.
Take a look inside
The Cabin in Photographs
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Good to know
Questions Guests Ask
Something we did not cover? Give us a call and we will help.
When is the best time to visit Raquette Lake?
Every season has its draw. Summer is for swimming, boating and fishing; late September and early October bring peak fall color; winter means snowmobiling, skiing and nights by the fire; spring is quiet, green and full of loons.
How do I book?
Send a booking request from the Rates & Booking page with your dates and group size. We confirm availability, send your total and payment details, and you are set.
Is there a washer and dryer?
Yes — a washer and dryer are in the laundry room on the lower level.
Where do we park?
The cabin has its own gravel driveway with room for your cars off the road.
Can we bring our boat, canoe or kayaks?
Absolutely. Bring paddle craft on your car and launch nearby, or rent a slip for your boat at one of the hamlet marinas — see our Marinas page.
Are pets allowed?
Please ask before you book and we will let you know our current pet policy.
How is cell service?
Coverage in the central Adirondacks can be spotty, especially out on the lake. Download maps and directions before you leave home.
Picture yourself by the fire.
Send us your dates and group size, and we will confirm availability within one business day.