Reconnect with nature and family in this authentic vintage housekeeping cabin. Nestled on peaceful Kiwassa Lake Outlet, this cozy retreat includes private dock for paddling, fishing or to soak in the view. Enjoy the classic Adirondack camp lifestyle - clean/simple space designed to help unplug/unwind. Guests bring their own linens (blankets, sheets, towels). Please read other details to note about pets, housekeeping and Wifi. WiFi is available nearby, within walking distance to stay connected. The space The waterfront cabin is on Kiwassa Lake Outlet, which is part of the Saranac Chain of Lakes. Kitchen, Living & Dining room combination has two large picture windows with a view of the water. It also has a dresser, love seat, large table with chairs, wood stove and electric heater. The kitchen is fully equipped with a gas stove/oven, refrigerator, coffeemaker, toaster, sink, cooking utensils, flatware and dishes (service for 5). Two Bedrooms have a double bed including mattress covers and pillows. Guests must bring their own linens, blankets & towels. The Bathroom has a toilet, sink and shower stall. This Adirondack cabin also has an outhouse for use as a 'second bathroom'. Linens, cleaning, etc… Camp Lawrence is a housekeeping cabin rental which means there is no maid service. Guests bring their own linens, towels, blankets, etc. Housekeeping cabin Camp Lawrence is a housekeeping cabin rental which means guests must leave the cabin clean, as they found it, otherwise the security deposit will be forfeited. Cabin size Avaiable May - October 2 bedrooms - each w/double beds 1 bathroom - shower stall, sink, toilet Cabin measurement: 17' x 34' Propane heater Wood stove Exterior features Waterfront on Kiwassa Outlet Dock at cabin Screened porch with table & chairs Deck with picnic table Charcoal grill What to bring Guests must bring their own linens, blankets, towels Cabin is a housekeeping cabin (no maid service) Guests arrive to a clean cabin and asked to leave as such Refillable water bottles: you do not need to bring your own water - our water is delicious here. We encourage guests to bring refillable water bottles and DISCOURAGE the kind that you throw away (the ones that are filling up our landfills!). Outdoor Items: bug spray, good walking shoes, life vests for boaters/swimmers, flashlights, binoculars, camera, area map, hiking/trail maps, fishing maps Kitchen/Cooking Items: charcoal for grill, food, water bottles for excursions, cooler with ice (refrigerators are in each rental except the lean-to; however, to avoid having to make ice, some guests choose to bring their own) Entertainment: cards, board games, imagination! Note: cabins and lean-to do NOT have TVs, phones or Internet access; (the Wood Duck In does have Wi-Fi). Common areas near the main house do have Internet/Wi-Fi access and a phone land line Navigation: map, compass or watch with compass Sun Protections: sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses, sun-shielding hat and clothing Other: headlamp, extra batteries, jacket or vest, first-aid supplies, knife or multi-tool, fishing/hunting permits, toilet paper, camera, two-way radios Veteran campers bring things in laundry baskets and/or transparent boxes with lids - you can then store things underneath the beds! Guest access Guests rent the entire cabin. Guests can enjoy all of the cabins exterior spaces (waterfront, dock, deck). Other things to note The lake is amazing and you'll be able to rent a canoe, kayak or rowboat for your stay. Housekeeping cabin Cabin is a housekeeping cabin rental which also means guests must leave the cabin clean, as they found it, otherwise the security deposit will be forfeited. Guests bring their own linens. PET POLICY Pets are welcome to enjoy our tranquil and secluded spot as long as they are well-behaved and barking is kept to a minimum. Here’s what you need to know and what you will agree to when you bring your pet pet - -Non Refundable Pet Fee: $150. There is a maximum of one pet per rental and all pets must be accounted for in advance, at the time the reservation is made. It is unacceptable to arrive without previous permission and reservation for a pet. Any misrepresentation of facts will void any arrangements heretofore made. -Guests Must clean up after their Pets Guests must pick up after your pet when they relieve themselves (remember to bring your doggie bags - no one likes to have foul odor emitting from the bottom of their shoe). At the end of your stay, if the cabin is not the way you found it (e.g. excessive shedding and dog hair is found), there will be an excess cleaning charge deducted from your security deposit. -Pets cannot be left alone on the property When guests leave the rental, pets must go with you. Pets will be in an unfamiliar environment which requires reassurance and comfort, as any child would. Guests who leave pets unattended will be asked to leave and will forfeit any monies, including rental fee paid for the duration of the reservation as well as security deposit. -Immunizations and Flea Treatment Prior to arrival, ensure that your pet’s medications and immunizations are up-to-date, especially flea treatment. Please bring a copy of your pet’s immunization record - we will ask to see this upon arrival. Fleas and ticks can be found in the Adirondacks. Prior to arrival, apply flea control medication to your pet so it has time to take effect. We will ask for proof of this upon arrival. -Pet Sitting Pet sitting services can be arranged but advance reservation is required. Feel free to inquire when you make your initial reservation. Requests for pet sitting upon short notice is very difficult to accommodate. -LEASHES ARE REQUIRED All dogs must be on a leash when outside the rental. Pets can be very territorial when in an unfamiliar environment. Pets must be controlled by their owners in order to ensure safety of all guests. -Pets aren't allowed on the furniture Cleaning fees will be assessed if it is determined that pets have been allowed to romp and roll on the furniture. Sorry. -Unnecessary Barking is Disallowed Noise travels very clearly across open waters. Please try to help others enjoy the peaceful serenity of the Adirondacks