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Meet Our Guests with Kids!
On Family Vacations in the great outdoors.  They hike, hang out together and have fun discovering our accessible wilderness. CLICK & GO!   (On this page.)   Guest Notes:  "I took my wife, two kids and baby (18 months) up the half-mile hike to the Wolf's Nest and were amazed at the views."    "perfect for our family with three young children. My 5 year old daughter collected some beautiful leaves to share with other children at school."   ". . . a wonderful two weeks at Sugar Camp with our two little boys."  
Here are a few sample Family Vacation pages:
Brandon Family 15 2 Lansing MI "The accommodations were exceptional and the scenery unbeatable."
Edwardsen Family10 2 2 "We had a great visit and only wish that we were still there.."
Vandore Family 13 2  1 New Jersey and England "The children really enjoyed playing amongst the rocks and in the white water."
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 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. Photos, Letters and Guest Book entries. CLICK HERE for our Photo Guest Book.
Pet-friendly vacations.   Romantic getaways.   Solo Guests    Families with Kids.

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#1286 "I took my wife, two kids and baby (18 months) up the half-mile hike to the Wolf's Nest and were amazed at the views."

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Subject: Guestbook Entry
Date : 10/11/1999
Time : 5:29 PM
Name : The Davidsons
Email : d*****@optonline.net
Location : North Shore Nassau, NY
Comments : It was Awesome! Beautiful large (HUGE) property, practically all to yourself for your stay!
Trails for hiking and biking, I took my wife, two kids and baby (18 months)
up the half-mile hike to the Wolf's Nest and were amazed at the views.
Even more breathtaking was the 1.5 mile hike (which I did alone, with my
bike) out to the Ridge--here, out in the middle of the woods, was a
WILDERNESS SHAN-GRI-LA~~! Really cute, looked very comfortable--we think
we'll give the Ridge a shot when we come to
FourPeaks again, WHICH WE MOST DEFINITELY WILL DO!
Overall the cool thing about FourPEaks was the idea that your stay can scale
all the way up to high tea at 4PM , all the way back to a rustic,
very private, out in the wilderness retreat, just to shake the cobwebs out
of your soul...

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#1779 "perfect for our family with three young children. My 5 year old daughter collected some beautiful leaves to share with other children at school."

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Guestbook Entry
Date : 10/11/2000
Name : BRIAN AND CYNTHIA K**** Email : ERYN****@AOL.COM Location : BALDWIN,NY
Comments : We had a wonderful time. The accomodations were perfect for our family with three young children.
The scenery was breathtaking in all its peak fall colors.
My 5 year old daughter collected some beautiful leaves and pressed them in wax paper to share with other children at school.
We will definetly return to experience the beauty and tranquility of 4peaks during the other 3 seasons of the year. It was absolutely the most relaxing getaway yet for our harried Long Island family! I have recommended your unspoiled haven to a few select friends. Thank you for your hosptality.

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#0236 ". . . a wonderful two weeks at Sugar Camp with our two little boys."

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Subject: Guestbook Entry
Date : 8/16/2002
Name : Tony F**** and Diana St.***
Email : tf*****@gi.com
Location : New York, NY
Comments : We had a wonderful two weeks at Sugar Camp with
our two little boys. It was so quiet and peaceful. The starry night sky
was especially beautiful and a few times we were treated to spooky howling
off in the distance late at night. We wondered if it was coyotes or wolves?
We did some local hiking but mostly we used Sugar camp as a base to tour the
Adirondacks. We visited the top of Whiteface Mountain. We visited John
Brown's grave in Lake Placid. We visited the Adirondacks Museum in
Elizabethtown. We drove to the ferry and crossed Lake Champlain to visit
the Shelbourne Museum (highly recommended) in Vermont. But our boy's
favorite activity was swimming in Lake Everest and a trip to the ice cream
stand in Wilmington.

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