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    View deck. CLICK HERE for 6 photos of Camp Barn exterior. Pine grove. CLICK HERE for 6 photos of Camp Barn exterior, Pine Grove and trailhead location. CAMP BARN A spacious backcountry getaway, for years it was home for just tractors, bushhogs and forestry tools. CLICK & GO! (On this page.)   A spacious backcountry getaway . . . (Description.)   The Guest Room, available year-round.   The Hideout, available with the Guest Room, Summers only   A note about privacy for guests at Camp Barn.   Amenities Summary.   Limited water supply at our Backcountry Camps.    Bathing at Camp (The Cowboy Bath & More.)   About access to our Backcountry Camps.   Disclaimer: A Notice to Prospective Guests at our backcountry camps.   Safety First! & Fourpeaks Rental Terms   Daughters of Utopia (A new novel about Fourpeaks.)   Meet Our Guests at The Cabin.   Your Fourpeaks Host helps navigate his webpage.   More about The Cabin (on the next page).   Activities: Twenty-one things to do at The Cabin.   What it's like? & NOT LIKE.   Adirondack Great Camps, "Adventures in the wilderness."   Does Camp Barn offer what you most value in an Adirondack Vacation? 
    parlor stove at Guest Room. CLICK HERE for 22 Guest Room photos. Dining table at Guest Room. CLICK HERE for 22 Guest Room photos. Guest Room view. CLICK HERE for 22 Guest Room photos. The Hideout. CLICK HERE for 23 The Hideout photos. Chef kitchen at The Hideout. CLICK HERE for 23 The Hideout photos
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    A spacious backcountry getaway, Camp Barn is at the trailhead to The Lookout and Wolf's Nest. It's on the road past New Camp and The Cabin, well screened by intervening woods. Built in the early 70's, for years it was home for just tractors, bushhogs and forestry tools. Converted in '01, the Guest Room is an additional Fourpeaks year-round backcountry vacation rental. There's also The Hideout and The Office, available Summers only. (For location see Fourpeaks Trail Map.  Look for "Barn" by the trailhead to The Lookout.)  (CLICK HERE for 6 photos of Camp Barn exterior, Pine Grove and trailhead.)

    Two large apartments with private entrances, each with a kitchen and fireplace. The Guest Room is offered separately or in combination with nearby The Cabin or New Camp, to accommodate additional guests or large families. The Hideout is offered together with the Guest Room as one private Summer rental only.

    parlor stove at Guest Room. CLICK HERE for 22 photos. The Guest Room is on the sunny side of Camp Barn, large and friendly. A parlor stove with old fashion platform rockers. A door lets out to the view deck with picnic table and charcoal grill, by a 2-acre cool pine grove with hammock and lady slippers in the Spring. Size 18x20, 2 double beds, single day bed, 2 dressers, expandable dining table and chairs with sideboard. Large antique oriental rug. A 6x6 fully equipped pocket kitchen and bath. Running water and automatic hot water. Privy (outhouse). Non-smoking, Pets welcome. 400 sq.ft. in all, max. 5 persons. Single or Double occupancy from $350/3days, $700/week. (CLICK HERE for Guest Room and Pocket Kitchen, 22 photos.)

    Oak Stove at The Hideout. CLICK HERE for 23 photos. The focus at The Hideout is the Olive Oak stove, with a (very) comfortable armchair, two rockers and bookcases all around. Oriental rugs. Limited light from outside, as the windows open into covered sheds. Size 20x22, a double bed, dresser, dining table and chairs. An 8x10 fully equipped Chef Kitchen. Separate 12x14 Sun Room with fireplace and pine forest views. The Hideout is available Summers only together with The Guest Room. Taken together, 1000 sq.ft. in all, max. 7 persons. Single or Double occupancy from $1200/week. (CLICK HERE for The Hideout, Chef Kitchen and Sun Room, 23 photos.)

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    Camp Barn. About Privacy at Camp Barn. Unlike all other Fourpeaks rentals, a stay at the Guest Room involves a shared use of the Camp Barn structure with The Hideout and work sheds. The Hideout is Home Sweet Home for Your Adirondack Guide and George, the Fourpeaks Resident Canine. Also, the three large storage sheds at Camp Barn are in year round use for Fourpeaks tractor and jeep storage, plus tools and maintenance equipment and supplies. The sheds adjoin but do not communicate with the guest living spaces. And, of course, both the Guest Room and The Hideout have separate private entrances. Every effort is made to afford Camp Barn guests the highest possible degree of privacy.

    Fourpeaks is a smoke-free vacation place. No smoking is permitted in any of the Fourpeaks accommodations. See Safety First! & Fourpeaks Rental Terms. Amenities Summary
    Bathtub in the Pocket Kitchen. Bedrooms/beds: 2 double beds and one single bed at The Guest Room. One double bed at The Hideout. Blankets and pillows supplied. [CLICK HERE for Frequently Asked Questions about what to bring, including linens and towels.]
    Full Kitchen at both Guest Room and Hideout.  Professional full size cooking range with oven, 7 cubic foot refrigerator at the Hideout. Stove top cooking (no oven), 4 cubic foot refrigerator at Guest Room. Dining service for 8 persons and a complete selection of utensils, dishes, silverware, pots and pans, including a toaster, a tea pot and 3 kinds of coffee makers.
    Toilet: Outside Privy (outhouse).
    Water/washing:  Limited use running water and automatic hot water with kitchen sinks only. Bathtub at Guest Room's Pocket Kitchen. [CLICK HERE for more about limited water at Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps.]
    Lighting: Gas lighting. No electricity. (Bring electric reading lamps, extra candles, if you like. No kerosene, gasoline or other lighting permitted.)
    Fireplace/heating: Jotul No. 3 parlor stove at Guest Room. Olive Oak heating stove plus fireplace at Hideout. Firewood supplied.
    Porches: View deck with Adirondack chairs and table, charcoal grill.
    Additional: Hammock in pine grove.
    Miscellaneous: Dish soap, hand soap, sponge/pot scrubber, Comet cleaner, firewood, dish towels, toilet paper, trash bags, matches, candles, biscuit mix, honey, salt, pepper, sugar, etc. are all supplied.
    CLICK HERE for Complete Amenities Summary comparing all Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps. for Complete Amenities Summary and Room Plans comparing sleeping
    and dining capacities for all Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps.


    CLICK HERE for more about limited water supply at our backcountry camps. Limited water supply at our backcountry camps. There's no city water at Fourpeaks backcountry camps. And no electricity to operate pumps to get water from our wells. Water for washing must be pumped by hand and hauled to where it's to be used just like years ago. In winter, water is especially limited, as pitcher pumps are not operable and stand pumps at the wells may freeze in prolonged cold weather. Living with a limited supply of water is part of the backcountry experience. It's educational and fun to learn how they did it years ago.
    NOTE: Camp water is not tested and therefore not potable. Guests at the backcountry camps must supply their own drinking water! Bottled Spring Water available for sale at Camp Barn ($3 per 2-1/2 gallon container.)
    [More about limited water supply at Frequently Asked Questions.]

    CLICK HERE for The Portable Shower Bath. Scrubbing Up at our Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps: Hot showers and those Oldfashion Ways. How do we do it at camp with limited water and no electricty?Cowboy Bathing in Tub. With a new-fangled portable shower. That's luxury camping! Or we just bathe the time-tested oldfashion ways of years ago. We pump the water by hand. Heat it on the stove. Then bathe from a bucket with just a rag. Or sit in a big tin washtub or an old-fashion claw-foot bathtub like a cowboy just off the range. The shower is quick and convenient. It's educational and fun, too, to learn how they did it years ago. CLICK HERE for Hot showers and those Oldfashion Ways.

    'Meet Our Guests!' CLICK HERE for Fourpeaks Photo Guest Book (A fun way to learn about Fourpeaks Adirondack backcountry vacations.) Meet Our Guests at the Fourpeaks Photo Guest Book! A fun way to learn about our Adirondack backcountry vacations. Who came. Where they're from. Where they stayed. The Season. What they did here. Guest Photos Photos, Letters and Guest Book entries. CLICK HERE for our Photo Guest Book.
    CLICK HERE for Vacationing with Your Dog Guest Book pages.Pet-friendly vacations.   CLICK HERE for Just For Two Guest Book pages.Romantic getaways.  CLICK HERE for Solo Guests Solo Guests   CLICK HERE for Families with Kids Guest Book pages. Families with Kids.

    Fourpeaks offers an unequalled private hiking experience. CLICK HERE for more Vacation Activities right here at Fourpeaks. Fourpeaks fishing and swimming in the nearby scenic AuSable River. CLICK HERE for more Vacation Activities right here at Fourpeaks. Fourpeaks offers lots more than just lodgings. Browse our 10 activity pages for 20 miles of private hiking/skiing trails, an unequalled nature experience with no people. River swimming, floating, wilderness canoeing, fishing at the famed AuSable River nearby. And just R&R in our accessible wilderness. [CLICK HERE for Fourpeaks Adirondack Activities.]

    Safety Hazards at our Backcountry Camps. SAFETY FIRST! is a A MUST READ page for all guests. Safety First!  & Terms of Rental. The buildings at Fourpeaks are spread out on a 700-acre property, 2-1/2 miles end to end. To maintain an orderly, Please read our Safety First! &  Terms of Rental before you decide on a Fourpeaks rental. clean and safe place to live, the good will and cooperation of our guests are essential. Prospective visitors must familiarize themselves with propane (gas) safety, fireplace/woodstove safety, water safety, housekeeping responsibilities, arrival arrangements, and other matters that will affect their personal safety and comfort at Fourpeaks. If you're considering a Fourpeaks vacation rental,  CLICK HERE  for our Safety First!  & Terms of Rental pages.

    Meet your host! (A welcome letter.) Our Navigation sidebar appears on every one of our over 300 pages. CLICK HERE to Explore Fourpeaks! Dear Visitor,    Backcountry vacation/getaways on 700 acres with 4 mountains! I'd like to help make your web visit functional, and fast.
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    Sincerely yours,  Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
    CLICK HERE for excerpts, synopsis, book review, ordering information and order form. Daughters of Utopia: A new novel that takes place at Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps.
    CLICK HERE to explore all eight Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps (Fireplace at The Cabin). CLICK HERE to explore all eight Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps (Kitchen at The Cabin). Author Moss Krupnick's fast-moving adventure story is about strong women, black belt karate, a Utopian nature retreat drawn from our Adirondack wilderness camps, and an insular Northcountry community very much like Jay NY. A fun way to learn about Fourpeaks from the perspective of a big-city visitor.
    CLICK HERE  for excerpts, synopsis, book review, author note, and ordering information.

    .Are you in this picture? CLICK HERE to find out. 
    Are you in this picture? Fourpeaks hosts now welcome paying guests to a 700-acre rest and playground for vacations in the Adirondack Great Camp tradition. Couples appreciate Fourpeaks secluded settings. Adventure families have fun exploring our accessible wilderness. Folks with dogs enjoy the open spaces to run their pets. A private nature retreat, a place for restoring personal energies. Are you in this picture?  CLICK HERE to find out!    [More about this at Frequently Asked Questions.]

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