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Sarah Redpath
Cary, NC I've been visiting the Irondequoit for the Colby family reunion since the mid 1970's. The front porch is always a great quiet observation point. And if you want to talk to others you can....or not. This year my 8 year old son took his first kayak trip attended by several cousins - predawn. They observed the biggest beaver lodge any of them had ever seen in many decades of visits. The beavers slapped the water so loudly on the otherwise silent lake they all jumped, I was told. We saw a full grown bear amble onto the property late the night before. If you want the wild, its right here folks. And from a very very comfortable and hospitable vantage point if you like...high up on the chairs on the front porch, or right down at lake level and the forest floor if you choose.
Friday, August 22, 2008
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kathy osterhout
holyoke,ma we headed to the inn weekend of june 20th and we had a ball!! met so many great people from stockholders to bird watchers and a great couple from CA. we pitched in and even painted one of the porches on a cabin and enjoyed ourselves every minute of the weekend.i'm going back this coming weekend can't get enough of the bliss. laurie and i will be camping at site 1 sat aug 23-aug 29th so feel free to stop by and visit. have a great summer!! kathy and laurie
Monday, June 23, 2008
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Tom & Janis Edelman
Webster,NY Looking over the web for a place to go RV'n with my wife that's not too far from home. A place that includes mostly a layed back ambiance. I think I've found that destination.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
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Joseph Ward
Anoka, MN You have agreat website. I stayed at the Lodge in the Fall of 1994. Prior to that I had spent many days at Piseco Lake as a camper; and the pictures bring back great memories. I hope to visit again in the not too distant future.
Monday, May 12, 2008
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NO NAME!!
2 years ago, we stayed in cabin 3a. We absolutely loved it there. But, unfortunatly, we weren't able to get a cabin, last year. But, we have high hopes of geting either a campsite, or a cabin this year. We want to just thank the Irondequiot Inn. Thank You
Thursday, January 24, 2008
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kathleen osterhout
We had spent sat aug 25th-fri.the 31st camping at site #1. we love that campsite. we were fortunate to meet some of the board members from the irondequoit and we truly enjoyed the time spent with them.it truly is a beautiful place very soothing. we hiked panther mountain, did our 5 hour kayak trip again to vly lake and enjoyed a couple good storms!!! hopefully will get there soon for fall foliage i heard the colors are fantastic. kathy and laurie
Friday, September 21, 2007
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Jeff and Sandee Allen
Victor, NY We've been coming up to the Inn for about 11 years...The property and the lake are beautiful!!! Staff are welcoming and helpful! Our kids look forward to the trip every year. Thank you for preserving this getaway!
Thursday, September 20, 2007
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Marianne Schuez
Mainz, Germany I had come across the Irondequoit Inn by mere chance while surfing the web for a place to spend two nights in the Adirondacks. Our stay turned out to be one of my personal highlights. The beauty of the region, coupled with the relaxed and warm-hearted atmosphere at the inn truly enriched the feeling of vacationing and taking time-out. We will be back! And spend more time! Can't wait to return! Thank you for a wonderful experience.
Friday, September 14, 2007
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Karen & Charlie Harris
Fremont, Ohio We were looking for a place at the end of our first day of traveling from Ohio on our Harley and ended up in Piesco, New York, searching for a campsite when we found the Irondequoit Inn. Staying at the Inn was the best part of our vacation, it was like staying with family. We definitely want to come back! Thank you Jodie, Craig, Jo and everyone at the Inn for the wonderful accommodations, and fantastic breakfast. It was like being with family and a honeymoon experience at the same time. Thank you again, Karen & Charlie Harris 8/11/07
Saturday, August 11, 2007
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laurie herrick
 We had such a GREAT time at the Irondequoit Inn on Columbus Day weekend! We kayaked up the stream that connects Piseco with Fall and Vly lakes. Thank you Eric and Liz for recommending this trip! What a spectacular trip! It was beyond what we normally go....but OH SOOO WORTH IT!!! The fall foliage was incredible, the beaver damns a challenge to our coordination and skill. We brought wine, cheese, crackers and hummus for lunch and found a great rock on the edge of Vly Lake to sit and enjoy the sun. We never found the spot that Liz and Eric were suggesting, but the place we found had enough warm fall sun to keep us toasty. It took us three hours to get to Vly, and at that point I thought it best to be towed back! Of course, Kathy, my kayaking buddy, didn't think it was such a good idea (for me to grab the back of her kayak) but it sure was fun!! Enjoy your trip to Irondequoit - every time we've been there - during different seasons, is wonderful!
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
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kathleen osterhout
northampton,ma i was encouraged to sign the guest book by eric and liz who we met this past weekend columbus day. they were responsible for encouraging my friend laurie and i to take a route from piseco that took 5 1/2 hours!!! it was awesome! we also had the pleasure of helping a very special couple celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. they invited us to join them for cake, champagne and wonderful conversation. overall, it was a bliss weekend!!! the more i get to the adirondacks it's really hard to leave. looking forward to returning.
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
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Ruth Ann Moser
Columbia County, NY Just downloaded one of your winter wallpapers. I am cooler already! It is July 14th - about 80 plus degrees here in Hudson, NY. I have spent many happy days at the Irongdequoit in the past as well as in around Piseco. Still love it and hope to come back soon. Ruth Moser
Thursday, July 13, 2006
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ron benson
Hi Craig and jodie!! heard my sister kathy is working at the Inn and she loves it! The Irondequoit is one of the most beautiful and peaceful places on earth...you both must be so proud of the place! Hope the summer season is successful as I'm sure it is. We look forward to visiting very soon! Best regards, ron benson
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
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Jeff and Mary
chicago The four of us (2 adults, 2 kids) loved Cabin #2. The view was amazing, we had 7 wonderful canoe trips, thoroughly enjoyed the rec room, and had a great breakfast on Sunday morning. They even have a good library. We took several lengthy walks just on the grounds. Craig and Jodie were very helpful. They recommended some wonderful hikes, including Panther Mountain, and the Mill Stream trail right off the property. We cooked a bunch of meals, but also ate great at the Oxbow, The Inn at Speculator, and Swifty's. The wife and I are already talking about returning for our anniversary.
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
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Darrin
Indian Lake Craig, It was great to ride with you this winter. That Friday morning on Powley Road was the best I have ever seen a snowmobile trail! See you next winter, Darrin at ilsnow.com.
Thursday, March 30, 2006
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Alan Layne
MCAS New River NC Several of my Marines and I stayed at the Irondequoit Inn. Jodi and Craig are two of the greatest people you could ever meet. Everything about the Irondequoit Inn was incredible! The surroundings were beautiful and I cant wait to bring my wife and kids up there sometime this summer. The pancakes are a must for anyone staying there. Jodi and Craig, thank you for everything!
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
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Marcy Stevens
Akron, OH Our weekend in October gave us a cross-section of weather. Friday was autumnal splendor in all its glory! Saturday was misty and turned to the pattering of rain on the roof while sitting by the fireplace. Sunday morning we awoke to snow! What a beautiful time to reconnect with nature and gracious hospitality. Jodie and Craig were perfect hosts and the visit with other guests from France sparked the gentle art of relaxed conversation. No TV, no phones, just the call of loons, the crackle of the fire and breezes off the lake! Truly heaven with earthbound angels running the Inn! THANKS!
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
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Jennifer Prentiss Morrill
Palo Alto, California We had our father's memorial here given our longtime family contacts in Piseco. The extreme beauty of the location, the charm and comfort of the Inn, and the hospitality of Craig and Jody made the event moving and memorable for all. Thanks Craig and Jody for an unforgettable stay.
Monday, August 22, 2005
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Dan Duran
Raleigh, NC I saw this website and thought of all the great memories I had the summer I worked here after graduating from college. Someday I hope to get back to visit! This truly is a wonderful place to go.
Sunday, August 21, 2005
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Martha Steinbeck
Buffalo, NY A wonderful time was had by all.
Thursday, August 04, 2005
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Meghan Mahoney
Odessa, DE My husband and I held our wedding reception in this piece of Heaven called the Irondequoit Inn. Jodi and Craig went above and beyond to ensure a perfect day. Their exceptional attention to detail and phenomenal work ethic made the entire process flow smoothly. We cannot thank them enough for their efforts. Our friends and family that traveled to Piseco for the first time are now excited to return for another stay in the antique filled rooms. I highly recommend a week long stay (or a wedding!) in the picturesque Adirondacks.
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
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Toni Elovitz
Columbus, Ohio Piseco Lake in the Adirondack Mts. is a place that renews my body--mentally, physically, and spiritually. Time spent at the inn and the surrounding countryside leads me to inner contentment and a renewed excitement in living. It is as if the 'good fairy' that Rachel Carson refers to in her book "Sense of Wonder" finds me and provides me with "....a sense of wonder so indestructible that it would last throughout life, as an unfailing antidote aginast the bordom and disenchantments of later years, the sterile preoccupation with things that are artificial, the alienation form the sources of our strength." Time in the mountains is time with nature and touching the hand of God.
Monday, June 20, 2005
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Liz Davis
Columbus, Ohio If heaven exists on Earth, it would be on Piseco Lake at the Irondequoit Inn!!
Friday, June 10, 2005
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