Sarah Redpath
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.
kathy osterhout
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
Tom & Janis Edelman
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.
Joseph Ward
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.
Anonymous.
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
