600 sq. ft. · Queen
Iroquois
From $3,400 per night, all-inclusive
A corner room in the Main Lodge built around its fireplace, laid from stones hauled off local fields a century ago and still drawing well.
The smallest room in the Lodge, and the one guests who come for the fire and the books tend to keep coming back to.
By the fire.
The fire is laid every afternoon and lit whenever you want it. Two chairs face it, and there is very little reason to face anywhere else.
The woodpile is outside the door, should you want to keep it going past midnight.
The bath.
A walk-in shower with a waterfall head, walled in local stone, and heated floors underfoot.
No tub here; the shower makes the case on its own.
In this room
A fieldstone fireplace · A walk-in waterfall shower · Two chairs at the fire · A queen bed
Heated bathroom floors · Use of the boats, 10am–6pm
Getting here.
What we provide.
Service animals welcome, at no charge. Bedside power outlets. A clear path of travel around the bed. Grab rails in the bathroom.
What to know.
The room is in the Main Lodge, a short walk along the corridor from the Great Hall. Part of the approach is by stairs, and the floors are original and not entirely level.
If you would like us to walk you through it before you book, please call — 1-800-255-3530.
The rest of the camp.
Ten more rooms, across three buildings.
Eleven rooms,
& this one is yours.
Check availability for your dates, or call and we will find them for you.