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“We all loved our stay. The trails, river, birds, scenery, and sauna were amazing. We enjoyed using the tram as well. The outdoor kitchen is pretty well stocked with basic needs. Perfect place to escape life in! We will be back.”

“Brenda was a wonderful host. Hidden gem can be found in Rocky Retreat. Ambling Brook and beautiful song birds were the perfect accompaniment to the Adirondack wood style accommodations.”

“This lovely little cabin was so much more than we expected. It’s a small footprint, but efficiently laid out with plenty of space for everyone to relax. It was clean and comfortable and the manager was easy to contact. The little touches like locally made soaps and fully stocked kitchen (even the stuff to make s’mores) was the gold standard for rentals. We were not there very long, but did get to walk to the creek and spend a little time by the small pond listening to the tree frogs. One thing...

“Amazing privacy. Gorgeous riverside view. Beautiful trails. Lovely fragrant soaps, shampoos and lotions. Warm and cozy on a cold November night. Had scrambled eggs on the beautiful refurbished antique stove. A joy to use! Lovely details of magazines, books, binoculars, games, lovely coffee mugs, French Press setup, great cooking utensils and pots and pans. Truly memorable! Hope to be back for sure!!!”

“This was our 2nd time staying in this location (first time in this cabin). We absolutely loved it! Just perfect! Quiet, beautiful, and every detail just well thought out! The hosts are amazing and super easy to deal with. Can't wait to come back next year.”

“Zimmer waren in Ordnung. Kühlschrank wurde nicht gereinigt und das Bad war auch sehr rein. Ort ist in Ordnung und die Gegend umist auch sehr schön. Leider hatten wir sehr viele schnacken.”

“We rode on Rail Trail from Lake Placid and spent night here in Tupper Lake. Great location for bike riders. Close to the trail head, Racquette River Brewery and Main Street Diner. Rode back to LP next day. Enjoyed our stay in Tupper Lake.”