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"The owner/manager was very pleasent. She called to let me know (late check in) where i could find my key for the room. Also got to meet her at the front desk where she offered this tired weary travler a meal even with the restaurant being closed she was amazing and i and my famy have found our go to spot in the Adirondack mountains area Thank you Andy Cuthbertson "

"Beautiful lodge with great views on the lake. The room was spacious with top of the line furniture and mattress. Bathroom was outdated, especially the shower. Our diner at the restaurant of the lodge was delicious and we enjoyed the covered back porch in the morning. "

" great location. "

"This was our second time at the Bossie Camp...my wife, myself and our Lab Charlie. It's such a nice and comfortable place. Very quaint and quiet. The view of the mountains in the distance is beautiful, as is the sunrise through the front window. Great place to just decompress. We can't wait to go back."

"This place is AMAZING! A slice of 1950 Americana in the gem of Long Lake! Loved it - Everything about it! I highly recommend visitng this place if you have a chance! (Beds are only full size though so be prepared to sleep separate) Just go! Thank you for a truly wonderful vintage experience! "

"We loved this cabin and everything about it. It is pet friendly and there's plenty of room considering the small size. The setting is perfect, having a front-drop of beautiful Adirondack hills. We stayed for 4 nights and was greeted with spectacular morning sunrises every day, whilst sipping coffee in bed. The tendrils of mist creeps in over the Hudson in the valley beyond as the sun warms the water and forms all sorts of shapes and clouds. There was everything we needed in the cabin for our getaway in the country, even WiFi which we didn't need. Lots of books to borrow and who needs a TV when you have that view. Lots of visits from white-tailed deer on the front stoop made our day a few times. We took advantage of the hot tub which was a short walk, in slippers and robes. We were also treated to a great pizza by Leslie and we got to share her friendly dogs. It's a great way to meet Leslie's other guests and although it was rainy, Leslie let us eat all together in the cook house. Scenic hikes for all hiker levels are close by, as is the great town of North Creek. The visit to the Railway Museum is a must as Anne and Pat are very knowledgeable curators and regaled us with stories of Theodore Roosevelt's mad dash to assume the Presidency in 1903 and lots more too. Basil and Wicks is a really nice restaurant and not excessively pricey; the sliders are to die for. I would stay here again in a heartbeat."