Enjoy an Autumn Mid-Week Getaway
Starting September 15th:
Stay three nights for the price of two Sunday to Thursday. (Friday and Saturday are excluded).
That means stay Sunday and Monday and you get Tuesday on us. Stay Monday and Tuesday you get Wednesday included. Lastly, a Tuesday Wednesday stay gets you Thursday on the house.
Sit back, relax, and discover the Adirondacks with us at Northwood Cabins. Located one mile east of Tupper Lake on Route 30 we are your gateway to the Western High Peaks. Enjoy the fresh Adirondack breezes from your own front porch or a peaceful early morning paddle from one of the many boat launches located near us.
Our Adirondack cabins provide a nostalgic experience with all the modern amenities. The cabins sleep 2-4 people, have their own private bathroom and all linens are provided. Also all of our cabins are equipped with AC/heat, refrigerators, SMART TV’s and Wi-Fi access. Two cabins offer full kitchens and a separate bedroom.
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There are few places in the world that the switch from Summer to Autumn is more pronounced and sudden then right here in the Adirondacks, USA. Labor Day serves as a hard stop for Summer and the start of Fall. Not only do you have to stop wearing white shoes and belts after that date but everything else changes. School starts, campgrounds start to close, business hours are shorten and most importantly the weather changes. ![]()
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This morning we woke up to 32 degrees and frost on the roof of Cabin 4. We even had to scrap ice off my windshield at 6:15 before we took the laundry to the The Washboard/Donut Shoppe this morning. ![]()
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The upside to these cool mornings is cloudless skies, with sunny days and warmer temps. We are still a few weeks away from the leaves fully changing but it’s starting. ![]()
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Cold nights and sunny warm days make this the best time to be in the Adirondacks
“The screen door slams![]()
Mary’s dress sways![]()
Like a vision she dances across the porch![]()
As the radio plays![]()
Roy Orbison singing for the lonely”![]()
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The first thing that many of our guests will encounter when they arrive is the old screen door on our front stoop. If it is true that you only get one chance to make a “first impression” you would think we would maybe get a new one or at the very least maybe add a fresh coat of paint. ![]()
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That will never happen, it has stood guard at our front entrance for over 80 years. Not only does it stop the black flies in June and the mosquitoes in July from getting into the house , but it also serves to let us know when someone enters the house. The sound of the screen door slamming tells us a guest has arrived.![]()
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It also bears the scars of 80+years of being pushed open by a thousand differnt hands without a second thought or the hook spinning cutting a perfect circle in the frame as the door slams behind you. The knob will stick occasionally and the wind might catch it from time to time banging it against the wood pile causing yet another ding or dent to appear. ![]()
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The only concession we made was to replace the torn screen this spring, other then that it will continue to greet our guests in all its battered glory. As it has done since 1941.