Private Lake Retreat with 2 Cabins and Boats Included

Evergreen Camp is a rustic, waterfront Adirondack property made for time together with room to spread out. It sits on Silver Lake, a quiet, private lake shared by a small number of shoreowners, where motorboats aren’t allowed. With two separate cabins right on the water, larger groups can gather together while still having space and privacy throughout their stay.

Spend the day swimming, fishing or paddling on the peaceful lake, with a gradual sandy shoreline where children can easily wade into the water. Come back together for dinner on a screened porch, a game of pool or a fire by the water.

AT A GLANCE

• Sleeps 16 — 8 private bedrooms + 4 bathrooms across 2 cabins
• Pine Bank — 6 bedrooms + 3 bathrooms
• Little Ben — 2 bedrooms + 1 bathroom
• Both cabins — kitchen, screened porch, grill + private dock
• On the water — private, non-motorized lake with good fishing, floating dock + gradual sandy shoreline
• Boats included — 2 canoes, 2 kayaks, rowboat + stand-up paddleboard
• More to enjoy — pool table + access to private trails around Silver Lake
• Property — fully fenced

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TWO CABINS, ROOM TO SPREAD OUT

Pine Bank is the larger, historic hunting lodge with 6 bedrooms. There is one king bedroom on the main floor and five bedrooms upstairs: two with queen beds, one with a full bed, one with two twin beds and one with three twin beds. Pine Bank also has a full kitchen, dining and living spaces, TV room, stone fireplace, three bathrooms, a room with a pool table and a screened porch.

Little Ben has 2 bedrooms, one with a king bed and one with two twin beds. It has a galley kitchen, living room, woodstove and screened porch.

Both cabins have big picture windows overlooking the lake, plus their own dock and grill. The two-cabin setup gives larger groups plenty of places to gather without everyone having to share the same space all week.

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RUSTIC ADIRONDACK CHARACTER

Evergreen is a rustic, historic Adirondack property rather than a modern resort. Pine Bank was originally built as a seasonal hunting lodge, with Little Ben added later. Wood-paneled rooms, simple furnishings and the well-worn character of cabins designed for summer that have weathered years of below-zero Adirondack winters are all part of the Evergreen experience.

Pine Bank’s third bathroom is on the basement level, with an exterior door closest to the lake, making it convenient for showers after swimming and lake activities. The basement has concrete floors and is also where life jackets and lake gear are stored.

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GOOD TO KNOW

• LINENS + LAUNDRY:
Guests bring their own sheets + towels. No laundry on-site; coin laundry is available at the general store down the road.

• ACCESS + MOBILITY:
Little Ben is single-level with a walk-in shower and gradual steps to the dock. Pine Bank has 2 steps to enter, a first-floor king bedroom + walk-in shower, and gradual stairs with a railing down to the lake.

• PETS:
Pets are welcome with prior approval. $100 fee per pet.

• SUMMER STAYS:
Generally rented by the week (Saturday to Saturday) from mid-June through mid-September.

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A PLACE TO GATHER, RESPECTFULLY

Evergreen has been the setting for generations of our own family reunions and is especially well suited to families and respectful group getaways. It is not a venue for large parties or events. We ask guests to treat the cabins and lake with care so Evergreen can continue to be enjoyed for years to come.

A property damage policy is required.

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EXPLORE THE AREA

Evergreen is waterfront on Silver Lake, directly across the road from Cranberry Lake. Enjoy the quiet of a private, non-motorized lake with easy access to some of the Adirondacks’ best hiking, waterfalls and outdoor adventures.

Nearby favorites include:

• Silver Lake trails — private trail access for Silver Lake properties; about a 10-minute walk or about a 2-minute drive
• Bear Mountain — about a 10-minute drive
• Waterfall hikes along Tooley Pond — about a 20-minute drive
• The Wild Center — about a 30-minute drive
• Lampson Falls — about a 40-minute drive