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“Host Leslie was concerned about having us stay in Glamp Bernice during the 30-degree night, so she offered a heated cabin instead, which was pure delight. It is beautifully built and decorated, fully equipped with kitchen and bathroom supplies (except we couldn't find pot holders or dish towels), and provided spectacular views through the many large windows. And it was WARM!”

“It is a perfect place to sense of small-town New York. And just across the road there is a short walk to Schroon Lake which is marvellous as it is lined by trees that are close to 100 feet high. Beautiful lake view with a small, sandy beach. Owners are delightful to speak with. Very pleasant experience.”

“Camp Twosome was the perfect spot to spend a cozy, end of winter, romantic birthday weekend! The cabin is well equipped, with an extremely comfortable Queen bed, a cozy window seat & everything you might need to prepare a full meal. The Highlight is the View!!! Like a 200" TV screen, across from the bed, is the most glorious view of the mountains that you could imagine!”

“The host is not reachable at all. Tried calling many times and also sent messages but nothing from the host. She replied only after our checkout”

“Leslie was a wonderful host and prepared us a delicious breakfast. The cabin was adorable, very clean, and well appointed. We also really enjoyed the sauna that is available on the property - great to unwind after a full day of skiing! ”

“We had such a wonderful time glamping on this property. The tent was very spacious and so cozy, everything was kept very clean and I never saw a single bug inside. We decided to try the wood fire pizza they offered for dinner and got to watch her make the whole thing, also found out she built that oven herself, very impressive! The pizza was delicious and we got to meet the other campers over dinner which was really nice. Afterwards we sat around the bonfire and enjoyed looking at the stars and……

“Loved the setup. Grilled our dinner and enjoyed the swings, fire pit. ”

“At the mountain.”