Lake Tent #2 at The Silverlaken Estate rests on the shore of Silver Lake, minutes from Letchworth State Park and the village of Perry NY. It features a queen bed with a short walk to the restrooms, shower and kitchen facilities for our tent guests. This unique accommodation provides breathtaking views of Silver Lake. Each lake tent has a rain tarp to protect you from bad weather. We provide bedding, bath towels, and toiletries for our lake tents guests. The space Registered guests at the Silverlaken Estate are warmly welcome to use the following infrastructure (free of charge): ✓ Lake Access (Lakeside seating and docks) ✓ Free Parking on Premises ✓ Wifi (but very slow and unreliable. Designed to get you offline and enjoying outdoors) ✓ Camping Fan&light ✓ Bedding and Linens ✓ Shower amenities ✓ Free Smore's & Coffee welcome kits ✓ Common area kitchen: Stove, Refrigerator, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Toaster, Dishes & Silverware ✓ Camp Fire Pit ✓ BBQ Grill (propane provided) ✓ Kayaks & Paddleboards (life vests and paddles included) ✓ Sauna ✓ Picnic table Quiet Hours/ No Parties: For the comfort of our guest, we are serious about tranquility. Quiet hours are in effect from 9 P.M. to 9 A.M. No parties, loud music, raised voices or screaming kids at any hour. Self Check In: Instructions with details for accessing the rental unit, directions, where to park, Wi-Fi password and such are found in the Airbnb app after the booking has been made. Directions: The Silverlaken Estate is on a rural road. Please be respectful of neighbors by driving slow on the dirt road to keep down dust. Please make sure you are clear about the directions and know the location of your rental unit before you start your drive to Silverlaken. Do not drive around the neighborhood looking for the estate and never knock on a neighbor’s door to ask where is Silverlaken. The map and directions are very clear, but if you have any problems, please contact your host. Housekeeping: Linens are professionally dry cleaned and a starter kit of towels, toilet paper, soaps & shampoo is included in each rental unit. As we do not have full time staff, long-stay guests should know that on-going housekeeping, top up of starter kit items and replacement of linens is not provided, unless additional fees are agreed in advance, before booking is made. Things To Do Near Silverlaken: The estate is conveniently located on the shores of Silver Lake, near the Village of Perry, just minutes from Letchworth State Park. Upon request, your host will be happy to curate some itineraries for what to see, do, eat and drink nearby during the specific dates of your visit. To get started, visit the “things to eat, see and do nearby” page at Silverlaken dot com. Before You Book: So that you are familiar with the estate, its infrastructure and rules, please visit Silverlaken dot com and download the “Important Notes for Guests” which covers the following items: Welcome letter from your hosts History of the Silverlaken Estate Silver Lake Sea Serpent Map & Parking Communications Covid Related Items/ Medical The “No’s” To Know & Quiet Hours Bedding & Housekeeping Check In & Check Out Trash & Recycling Solar Power/ Electric Shared Spaces: Sauna, Firepits & Campfire Wood Special Notes for Water Activities: Boats/ Docks/Fishing Drinking Water Farmland/ Wild Animals/ Mosquitoes & Poison Ivy Things to See & Do Nearby Groceries & Where to Eat Near Silverlaken Sunday Church Service Unique/Local Gifts & Souvenirs Kid Friendly Places Bike Maps Other things to note Special Notes for Lake Tent Guests: There is no electricity in the tent, but there is a mini fan/light in the tent and a charging station in the common area kitchen. Special Considerations for Small Children in Tents:   Children of all ages are warmly welcome at Silverlaken. The camp is designed to promote quality time together with family and friends.  However, if you have an infant or small child that is likely to cry at some point during the night, as a courtesy to your fellow campers, please consider booking a rental unit with fixed walls rather than staying in a tent with very limited sound dampening. The camp is generally very quiet from 9PM to 9AM with only the sound of crickets and pond frogs filling the night.  A crying baby in a tent is likely to be heard across the entire camp.