Adirondack Cabins: Camp Driftwood in Indian Lake, New York: Summer

Misty sunrises and glowing sunsets frame golden days on the lake that will shape a family's vacation memories forever.

Crisp evenings around the campfire make for restful nights and vacations that revive rather than exhausting you.

Thirteen miles long, with dozens of islands, and 90% of its shoreline part of the "forever wild" Adirondack State Park, Indian Lake is far quieter and less traveled than most other large lakes anywhere in the Untied States.

Summer is a time of great swimming, hiking, fishing, mountain biking, canoeing, boating, and just relaxing.

Summer raft trips and kayaking through the Hudson River gorge provide even more backcountry excitement.

Summer!

The Adirondack Museum, The Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts in Blue Mt. Lake, the Tannery Pond Art Center in North Creek, the local movie theater, two different nine-hole golf courses, the Fish and Game Club and other local organizations provide a host of summertime activities. The Lake Placid Olympic region, Saratoga racetrack and performing arts center, the antique trail, Fort Ticonderoga, amusement parks in Old Forge and Lake George, and huge outlet malls in Queensbury are all within easy driving for day trips.

This is a vacation destination that entices visitors back year after year. Cabins are normally fully occupied during July and August, with over three quarters of the reservations accounted for by repeat customers. There is always the possibility of a cancellation, however, and we do maintain a waiting list, so don't be afraid to give us a try, even at the last minute.