Bolton Pinehill Cottage in Lake George

NEW for 2009: Bath has been completely renovated with new four foot
wide shower, pedistal sink and shelving.
NEW for 2008: Cottage is now fully air conditioned.
The cottage is log sided with a knotty pine interior throughout. It
comfortably sleeps four. We provide blankets and pillows; guests are
requested to bring sheets and towels. It is very clean and
delightfully decorated. In wall gas heat is available for occasional
chilly evenings and fall and spring cool weather. During the
occasional summer heat, the cottage now has full air conditioning.

The bedroom includes two twin beds, two dressers, a large closet
with sliding doors and a ceiling fan. Both beds have high quality
mattresses. All windows are Andersen casements and are easily opened
and provide a forest view.
The kitchen is very well equipped and provides you with the
opportunity to eat "in." Toaster, drip coffee pot, dishes,
glassware, and utensils are all provided. An outside barbecue grill
is available. Bolton Landing also has many fine restaurants if you
wish to dine out.
[We maintain a no-pet, no-smoke policy].
The living room-dining area has a table for four, which is expandable
to accomodate six, a double size futon, a Lazy Boy chair, a color TV
and VCR, new ceiling lighting and storage cabinets. The living room
and bedroom can be separated at night with a sliding wall. Both rooms
have private access to the bathroom through the front hall.
Parking is available for up to two cars. Boat trailer parking can be
accomdated upon request.

Activities Available in the Area:
Bolton Landing has many recreational opportunities available. The
village has two large beaches with picnic and playground areas. Also
in town are two smaller beaches for public use. We provide free
beach passes for our guests. Swimming, fishing, water skiing, and
boating are some of the many activities that can be enjoyed in the
crystal clear waters of Lake George. There are several public and
private docking sights available in the area. The surrounding
Adirondack Mountains provide trails for hikers of all abilities.
Daily, the Lake George Steamboat Company [see company website for
details] offers multiple tours of the lake. The special summer
activities include the Bolton Antique Show, the Annual Fireworks
Display, arts and crafts shows,and evening concerts at Rogers Park.
There are many delightful shops, which stress quality rather than
typical tourist souvenirs. The village is also home of the Sagamore
Resort and Golf Course on Green Island, the Up Yonda Farm
Environmental Education Center, The Bolton Historical Museum, and The
Marcella Sembrich Opera Museum.
Other sights are easily accessed by Route 9N or the Adirondack
Northway:
To the south, within an easy driving distance, you will find Lake
George Village, Fort William Henry, The Great Escape-Splashwater
Kingdom, Saratoga Race Course, National Museum of Dance, Saratoga
Equine Sports Center, Saratoga National Historical Park, National
Museum of Racing, Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC), The Magic
Forest, Waterslide World and the cruise ships Lac Du Saint
Sacrement, Minne-Ha-Ha Paddle Wheeler and the Horicon.
To the north, about one to two hours away, you will find Lake
Placid, Santa's Workshop at the North Pole, The Adirondack Museum at
Blue Mountain Lake, The Adirondack Great Camps, Old Forge, and Fort
Ticonderoga. The Adirondack Area offers many opportunities for
fishing, hiking, sailing and para-sailing. In short, the area is a
great recreation center for everyone.

2009 Rental Rates:
$875 per week for up to four persons during Americade week (6/1-6/6)
and summer season: Saturday, June 27 to September 12.
$825 per week shoulder season May/June before June 27th and
September/October after September 12 or for two consequtive weeks
during the summer season.
Note: We rent from Saturday to Saturday; shorter periods at full
weekly rate due to the extensive efforts made to ready the cottage
for occupancy.