Lakeside Adirondack Getaway

If you are looking for a quiet mountain retreat this is your spot. The home, on Eagle Lake, sits on 11 acres of land and has been in the family since the late 1800's. The original home built in 1891 was replaced with a modern camp/cabin in the 1960's and has been updated.

The views of the lake, mountains and of course the sunsets are breathtaking. Spend a day at historic Fort Ticonderoga and learn about the important role it played during colonial times.

If you love to kayak, hike, and swim Eagle Lake is the place to be. Quick access to the lakefront is by steps or a path. (both somewhat steep)

A day trip to Burlington Vermont to visit the Shelburne Museum or lunch and shopping in Lake Placid are always a treat. Montreal is 2-4 hours way by car or train--Amtrak has a stop in Ticonderoga. The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake is a must see as well.

An up to date kitchen, a large master bedroom and a great deck are just a few highlights. The downstairs also has 2 comfortable queen futons. Summer is lovely on the lake but don't miss out on the fall foliage--- see the beautiful autumn colors while cruising Lake Champlain on the Carillon, a 60 ft lake boat departing from Fort Ticonderoga.

While we are pet friendly (one pet), please do not leave your pet alone if you are away for the day. Pet fee is $50. Kindly keep pets off furniture or bedding and pick up yard waste. Cleaner will check for scratching and other damage upon departure. Please do a quick vacuum for shedding/fur in house.
IMPORTANT:
**MINIMUM STAY IS 7 nights during July and August **
Partial weeks ( or long weekends) are sometimes available after Labor Day to October 20 ;

PLEASE NOTE: We have internet access for WIFI calling but otherwise THERE IS NO CELL SERVICE at the house. House does have a landline. Maplefields, Black Watch Memorial Library and McDonalds in downtown Ticonderoga all have WIFI


Of note: The driveway to the house (1/4 + mile from Route 74) is steep (2 hills) . Please park near garage not on lawn.

The family also asks that our guests practice water conservation measures.