Modern Comfort Meets Adirondack Charm

The home is equipped with Mini Split heat and AC units in most rooms, ensuring comfort in every season—whether you’re visiting during the warm Adirondack summers or snowy winter months. Inside, you’ll also find board games and cozy spaces to unwind after a day of exploring.

The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need to prepare meals, or you can head outside to enjoy dinner with a view at the outdoor seating area. Evenings are best spent around the firepit, sharing stories and roasting marshmallows under the stars.

Spring in the Southern Adirondacks

When spring rolls into Forestport, the landscape comes alive with fresh air, rushing streams, and blooming wildflowers. It’s a perfect time to hike the nearby Pixley Falls State Park trails, where melting snow creates dramatic waterfalls and scenic photo opportunities.

Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Black River Wild Forest, a local favorite for hiking and birdwatching. Kayuta Lake begins to thaw, offering calm waters for early-season paddling. If you’re a fisherman, spring is prime time to cast a line in Kayuta Lake or right on our private pond at Camp Foothills.

As the Adirondacks awaken, so do the local farmers markets and craft fairs in nearby Remsen and Old Forge, where you can sample local honey, maple syrup, and artisan goods.

Summer Adventures in Forestport, NY

Summer in the Adirondacks is pure magic, and Camp Foothills puts you right in the center of it all. Guests love spending mornings kayaking or fishing on the private pond, followed by afternoons exploring Kayuta Lake, just a few minutes away.

The Old Forge area offers endless activities — from family fun at Enchanted Forest Water Safari to scenic chairlift rides and lakeside dining. Nearby Nicks Lake is perfect for swimming, picnicking, or a casual hike through shaded forest trails.

At Camp Foothills, unwind in the evening around the firepit, stargaze with zero light pollution, and enjoy the peace that only the Adirondacks can offer. Whether you’re looking for adventure or solitude, this is the summer destination you’ll want to return to year after year.

Fall Colors and Adirondack Beauty

When the temperatures drop, Forestport and the southern Adirondacks transform into a canvas of red, orange, and gold. This is one of the best times of year to visit.

Take a scenic drive through Tug Hill Plateau, or hike Bald Mountain for panoramic views of the fall foliage. Kayuta Lake mirrors the autumn colors, creating stunning photo opportunities right on the water. Local towns like Old Forge and Remsen host harvest festivals, craft shows, and fall events that give you a true small-town Adirondack experience.

Back at Camp Foothills, you can enjoy the crisp mountain air, cozy up with a warm drink, and watch the reflection of the leaves dance across your private pond.

Winter Wonderland in the ADK

Winter in the Adirondacks is breathtaking — and Camp Foothills is the ideal base for cold-weather fun. The nearby Tug Hill Plateau is one of the snowiest regions in the Northeast, known for world-class snowmobiling trails that connect for hundreds of miles.

If you prefer a slower pace, try cross-country skiing or snowshoeing in the Black River Wild Forest or Pixley Falls State Park. After a day outdoors, come home to Camp Foothills, warm up by the propane stove, and enjoy a peaceful evening by the firepit under clear winter skies.

In less than 30 minutes, you can reach Old Forge’s McCauley Mountain, which offers skiing, tubing, and snowboarding—perfect for families or beginners.