The cabin was exactly what we were looking for during our Fall stay for rest and relaxing. The views every morning and evening were gorgeous. We love that the cabin is pet friendly so our dogs could join us for the week. We used the hot tub almost every evening to watch the sunset which were amazing. The amenities were outstanding which included use of the pontoon boat. There are also a few trails that you can walk to without having to get into your car. Our favorite was the Trout Trail that took you to the Boy Scout bay area. Lake Placid was about 2 hours away so we took a day trip to there. Beautiful scenery. Overall, we felt at home during our stay and loved the area. So peaceful and relaxing. Highly recommend.

Our family had a wonderful stay at Sunset Cottage. The weather was perfect and we enjoyed the lake and all the amenities that were provided. The cabin was just as described and any question or concern we had was answered promptly. It was the perfect vacation to slow down and make family memories.

We spent a week there and my wife and our two boys did not want to leave. This beautifully positioned property offered everything we needed in terms of the view, peacefulness, space, and overall accommodations. It was a perfect launch point for our daily trips to different parts of the lake to either chill, swim and do some fishing. I'd like to thank the hosts - Mary and Bryan for making our vacation serene and memorable.

My wife and I stayed at Sunset Cottage for a few days during a trip through the Adirondacks to celebrate our anniversary. The cabin was perfect for us! It's clear that a lot of love went into the development of the property, most evident in the amazing multi-tiered deck which is cantilevered out over the rock face and provides numerous sitting areas and vantage points of the lake as it leads down to the water/dock. The pictures do not do it justice - truly spectacular. There are a couple of old pictures on the wall that will give you an idea of just how much work went into the development and restoration of this camp. The hot tub was clean and properly heated. I will note there are no overhanging roofs, so rainy weather will probably keep you from enjoying a seat on the deck. Inside is just as nice - the A-Frame construction allows for massive ceilings in the great room, but the vibe is cozy and comfortable, and the amenities are modern. The temperature was chilly outside at night, but the fireplace insert is incredibly efficient - we never had to rely on any of the space heaters. Plenty of well-seasoned firewood in the shed out back. The kitchen is small, but open and functional, and the grill worked flawlessly. I will note that the shower stall is cramped and the fixtures could use a little TLC (leaking) - but it was functional. It's a tradeoff for real estate with the washer and dryer in the bathroom - not a big deal. The location is the best part about this property. Neighbors are not far away, but the property is heavily wooded and felt very private. You'll need 4WD to navigate the driveway down to the cabin, but there is also parking at the top of the hill. Trout Lake is surprisingly large, and the pontoon boat provided a nice tour of the lake. The east side of the lake is largely undeveloped, which does a lot to preserve the sense of 'forever wild'. The lake is QUIET - or at least it was when we visited at the end of September. The only sounds were the hoots of the owls, cries of the coyotes, and the occasional Loon call. Very peaceful and relaxing. If you need to grab household supplies or some essential items for cooking, the 164 Main Street Market is a great little spot and just a 5min drive from camp. They serve breakfast sandwiches' and fresh food as well. This is an incredible camp, we really enjoyed our stay and hope to come back.