The best place on earth. Started coming in the mid 70's…read moreevery year in August until 1984. Went back for a few family reunions. I made life long friends there that are like minded about the environment. I will be back up in September to avoid the rush and enjoy a little fishing.

Unbelievable... 5 stars seems insulting to this business! Myself and three friends were through…read morehiking the Northville-Placid Trail. After 42 miles on the trail individuals in the group had some equipment issues that needed immediate attention before committing to the next 45 mile section of trail. We were not anticipating staying in Piseco but it was a must. We approached this picturesque historical Adirondack property (not far from Piseco Bob's and the NPT trailhead) after 4 days on the trail... without a shower... to inquire about rooms to sort our issues in a dry place. We smelled like a gang of wet bears that just emerged from hibernation... wandering a hot landfill for food; absolutely repulsive. The inn keeper, Jen, is very accommodating to hikers. She was able to rent us 3 rooms (cheaper than any mainstream hotel ...anywhere on the planet), offered us hot coffee, and assisted us in finding laundry services to clean our heavily punished clothing. We were also invited to the $12 breakfast buffet and told to make ourselves at home while on the property (kayaks, beach, porch, etc). Jen and her staff are amazing humans and infinitely accommodating. They are truly the unsung trail angels of the NPT.

Nice hotel, friendly staff clean room, hot water very picture. Was out doing the new BDR route…read moreand was looking for a place to stay in Boonville. This came highly recommend recommended from a local. Came over, checked in and was very pleased.!

Stayed here for a weekend retreat. The location is ideal if you are staying in town or on your way…read morein and need a rest stop Very home like. Very much like bed and breakfast. Staff is very personable. The decor is gorgeous. Loved the checkers board and puzzle set in the middle of the waiting area. Lawn chairs and other seating available outside. Our room was situated by the parking lot which was the quietist. The AC was perfect. Amazing touch was that the room had both a mini fridge AND microwave. Wi-Fi signal song. Daily service to clean room if needed. Vending machines available. Breakfast served daily 6am-9am

Peaceful lakeside motel, park right in front, walk out to the water right in front, manager Kim, is…read morevery helpful, immaculately clean rooms, comfortable mattress, nice hot showers, Adirondack chairs around fire pit, wood already cut and ready, kayaks on premises and jet skis right outside (for a rental price). Easy walk to restaurants.

Nice place to stay. Last time i was here '84 my uncle owned this place. Really miss the restaurant…read morewhen it was known as the gables. Still a very relaxing stay. Definitely get the first room. Best lake view. Last time here this room had a kitchenette. Not now. With the limited time of restaurants being open, I highly recommend getting a smokeless grill or similar. Fridge is big enough for milk, soda and the basics. Get yourself a 2 or 5 gallon jug of water. Carpeting is gone and replaced with laminate flooring, very nice. Beach is nice and clean, they have a couple canoes on site for renting. Summer music concerts about 50 yards away, nice big fire pit. I will be returning and as long as you're not expecting the Hilton, you'll be happy.

Took a wrong turn on my trip to upstate NY and ended up in Speculator, NY for the night Christmas…read moreEve. Really glad I found this little gem which was very accommodating, affordable, clean and even a little nostalgic. All things in the room were well updated and functional, like a well maintained family property. In the future if I'm ever in this area I will seek out this place again.

My family wanted to camp out at Moffits Beach Campground...they did...but I snuck away to this…read morenearby motorlodge for a peaceful nights sleep...the overnight manager was very nice and let me bum a smoke from him before I retired for the evening. Would return in a heartbeat.

Last minute request not only accommodated, but a sweet upgrade without asking for a balcony space…read morewith a view. These hosts were most hospitable and we will be visiting again. This time to try the kayaks and beachfront a little more.

We stayed at Pine Knoll last week for two nights. Our host met us in the office and immediately…read moreupgraded us to a lake view room to better accommodate my husband. She also brought us a teapot & tea bags since we don't drink coffee. She was also a wealth of information about restaurants & things to do in the area. She was a very lovely person. Our room was more than adequate-two queen-size beds, dresser, microwave & refrigerator. The bath was modern and up-to-date. Everything was decorated in the Adirondack motif. The best part of the room was the balcony overlooking Fourth Lake. What a tranquil & serene place! Thank you for providing such a fantastic getaway.

My wife and I stayed at 1000 Acres Ranch from Sunday, August 16, 2026 through Tuesday, August 18,…read more2026, and I give the place five gold stars. This was our first time here, and it came highly recommended by friends. The staff was kind, welcoming, and helpful. There are many different room options--some facing the Hudson River, some with porches--and our room was a small, cozy cabin. It was clean, the mattress was soft, and although the bathroom only had a shower, it suited us fine. This week there were many families, and most of the activities were geared toward children. The only activity with an extra charge was horseback riding; everything else, including the petting zoo, kayaking, rope climbing, biking, and more, was free. My wife and I spent most of our time enjoying the amazing scenery and relaxing on the chairs overlooking the Hudson. Three meals a day were provided, and the food was plentiful, varied, and very good. There was also a minyan three times a day, and the manager gave a short dvar Torah after Shacharis and Mincha, which added a meaningful touch. We had an amazing time and highly recommend visiting 1000 Acres Ranch.

The website makes this place look amazing but when you get there you realize you got a bait and…read moreswitch. As you arrive you are greeted by the huge barn that says "1000 Acres" The place screams dude Ranch. The resort is cut in half by the road. The horses on one side and the resort on the other. The resort is undergoing some work, but is fully usable with just some rooms being renovated. The barn needs work and it is obvious that it is being neglected. There is a arena for rodeos that goes unused but was busy in the past. The petting zoo is more like look at animals in the fenced in area. The riding is enjoyable, Hedi who handles everything horses, is incredible, but has to deal with promises made by management that cannot be fulfilled. She is knowledgeable, friendly and willing to explain anything despite her busy schedule. Five stars for her and the other barn staff, but then you get to the resort. This place has a reputation as a dude ranch. They advertise a multitude of rides and ride types. They advertise a rich menu (Kosher). "After a full day of ranchin', you're going to be hungry! Our evening dinners offer a variety of delicious menu options to get you ready for tomorrow's adventures." The variety of delicious menu options for dinner is completely false. You have basically 2 options, take it or leave it. We were given Beef every night, if you didn't want that, they would go back to the kitchen to see if anything else was available. I get it, it's a Kosher kitchen, but there is far more than the same cut of beef that is kosher. There is not even courses to dinner. No salad, no bread, just the main dish if you want to eat the same thing every day for a week. That said the Beef was delicious, just not every day. Your lunch options are Tuna wrap, Egg Wrap, Salad and maybe if you are lucky a 4th option that changes. The food is delicious, but the menu needs a ton of work. BBQ Chicken, hamburger or Hotdogs would be welcome additions for a Dude ranch. The truth is Management has no idea what they are doing. The manager Joseph, who gladly introduces himself as the owner, has no knowledge and no desire to learn about horses, barn animals or anything this place is known for. The manager proudly tells you the resort was headed in the wrong direction then he took over. His direction as he states "to make this a place where jews going between Montreal and NYC can stop to rest and get a Kosher meal." That's great then advertise it as such. There is no posted schedule for activities. You have to ask as they are only open at certain times. The pools are open, there are kayaks and River tubes available at the shore. Everything else you have to ask when you can do it, that is if they even know. The staff is excellent. They are friendly, and do their able best to make sure you enjoy yourselves. It is obvious that they are hindered in this by management. Quite a few staff members told us that our concerns were common and constantly brought up to management. Management then turns a deaf ear. The resort has so much potential. It is on beautiful property. Again they need to decide are they a dude ranch or a Kosher resort that happens to have horses. As a side note, there is no cellular service on the property. The nearest signal is 2.5 miles away in either direction. They claim the Wi-Fi covers the whole resort however the guest Wi-Fi is spotty at best and only works when near the main resort building. If you rely on a cell phone for anything or need to be constantly connected, you are out of luck here.

I came here with my church for a women's retreat from August 28 - August 30…read more We were given the cabins facing the lake with my room having one full bed, three bunk beds, a shower and toilet in separate rooms, a mini fridge, and a coffee maker. The shower had great water pressure and had hot and cold water. I would wake up every morning in awe of how beautiful the lake and trees looked as well as when the sun was going down. The second day we were there, we were given free time and a plethora of activities to do including kayaking, swimming, mini golf, outdoor jumbo chess, checkers, and shuffle board, rock climbing, volleyball and basketball (indoor and outdoor), gaga ball, ping pong, soccer, gym, pickleball, tennis, and cornhole. Some of them do require a waiver, but all equipment is supplied. I thought the food was pretty good. The first day we go there, we only had dinner and it was shrimp, steak, and rice. The second day we had hash browns, eggs, and pancakes for breakfast, shaved pork and cheese sandwich and fries for lunch, and beef stew with mashed potatoes and green beans for dinner. The third day, we had a similar breakfast, and a burrito and nacho bar for lunch. There was always a different dessert like blueberry pie, churros, donut holes. There was also always a salad bar for lunch and dinner and yogurt and fruit for breakfast. The staff served the drinks and went around picking up plates. They have a big worship center, enough for about 350 people with comfortable chairs, a big stage, good lighting, and a good audio and visual system. There is parking and bathrooms around the campus. There is a big hill leading to the cafeteria but they do have people driving golf carts to transport people in need up. They have also done a fantastic job of making every building and area handicapped accessible whether it be with elevators, ramps, and wide passageways. I would highly recommend this place.

I have spend my life coming up here. As did many generations in my family. It was so sad to hear…read moreabout the famous Oak tree being taken down, but now I hear about the Tee Pee coming down. This is heartbreaking! This was the spot that brought laughter to life. This was the spot that after chapel we would meet to have cinnamon buns. Absolutely heartbreaking to learn you are tearing down a gorgeous, landmark that is such a big part of so many lives.

Great in the summer too!…read more Went with my mother and girlfriend for a traditional Adirondack getaway and Lapland did not disappoint. In the summer this place is heaven to anyone who enjoys the outdoors and relaxing. Clean rooms, really clean. The homes or "Tupa's" are very comfortable and home like, although I guarantee you won't be spending much time inside. You can use any of Lapland's amenities such as kayaks, canoes, rowboats, mountain bikes etc - just bring your key to the lake and choose from their good selection.. I went fishing in the lake and caught a couple largemouth (released them back for you too) the lake is not overly large but is fun to explore all of the coves and shoreline. Not to mention swimming and sun bathing on a hot day, I suppose that goes without saying ! If you want a get away to roast marshmallows and have a relaxing stay, try Lapland lake instead of herding with the masses to lake George!

Had a great time cross country skiing today, there wasn't a lot of snow, but they sifted it well to…read moremake it as powdery as possible. Sherry was a great teacher, and all around a great place. Make sure to stop upstairs and grab a bowl of warm soup-they are delicious!

I am currently living in Florida, however, when I lived in Leonardsville, we frequented Gone Fitch…read moreInn and found the food to be quite good for a small restaurant, friendly owner and staff. I'm not sure that is is still open, but hopefully it is, so that I can enjoy it when I return to live in NY. Thomas Mazza