On site:
Loon Lake Landing offers a Horseshoe pit, a croquet set, a set of boccie balls, board games, books and DVDs, in addition to many other activities.
A 2-person canoe, a row boat and a tandem kayak for paddling around Loon Lake and other area lakes and rivers.
There is a dock for swimming, fishing and lounging.
Go fishing on Loon Lake for Small Mouth bass and Northern Pike!
There are thousands of acres of state land a stone's throw away.
Hiking, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling are all right outside the door.
Of course, sometimes nothing beats just sittin' back, breathing the clean clear Adirondack air …just being, while the haunting call of the loon echoes around you.
The fire pit by the lake is equipped with Adirondack chairs. Closer to the cabin, is a patio with a big old stone chimney for campfires.
Near by:
Saranac Inn Golf and Country Club
Saranac Lake and Lake Placid are close by and make for a great day trip.
The Wild Center is a natural history museum of the Adirondacks and is located in Tupper Lake which is about an hour from the camp.
Alpine Skiing (Downhill) at Whiteface or Titus and Cross Country skiing right out the front door and at Cascade Cross Country Center (near Lake Placid.)
Macomb Reservation State Park offers a swimming beach, a boat launch site, camper recreation, fishing, hiking, a nature trail, picnic shelter and pavilions, a children's playground, open play areas, recreation programs, campground.
John Brown Farm State Historic Site
John Brown was an abolitionist whose attempt to free the slaves cost him his life and the life of others. The park offers group tours, guided tours, hiking, picnicking, re-enactments, scenic views, interpretive signage and alpine skiing.
