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A CAMP TO COME HOME TO

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Lower Saranac Lake

Pinehurst Camp

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THE CAMP STORY / 3 MIN READ

Pinehurst and the Pleasure of Coming Back

On Lower Saranac Lake, a broad veranda and a history of restoration invite a family to imagine its own years at camp.

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The log facade, red trim and stone foundations of Great Camp Sagamore in warm evening light — Great Camp SagamoreStephen Luke · CC BY 2.0 · Resized; display may crop.

CAMP LIFE / 3 MIN READ

When a Camp Becomes Part of the Family

Shared meals, quiet mornings and the chance to make your own place in an Adirondack story.

By Casey Reardon

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A NOTE FROM CASEY

Start with what
brings you back.

Maybe there’s a lake you knew as a child. Maybe you’re looking for the place your family will someday know that way. I want this journal to help you recognize what draws you here.

The camps in these pages have stories of their own. There is room in those stories for new traditions, for people around your table, and for the care you bring to a place you hope others will love after you.

When a camp feels right, my construction background helps us look beyond the view: the condition of the buildings, the work ahead, and the questions to bring to an inspector or specialist. We start with the life you want here, then work through the details together.

Casey Reardon

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Adirondack Stiles Real Estate Company

FROM THE JOURNAL

Stories worth
carrying forward.

A camp’s history keeps growing with the people who care for it. These stories explore what it means to find your place in that history.

Connected log buildings and shingled roofs at Camp Santanoni — Camp Santanoni, NewcombMwanner · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Resized; display may crop.

Camp Stories · 3 MIN READ

Santanoni: A Story Worth Carrying Forward

A Newcomb retreat, the people who keep it standing, and the chance to share a piece of Adirondack history.

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A bark-sided Camp Pine Knot building with diamond-pane windows among mature trees — Camp Pine Knot, Raquette LakeMwanner · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Resized; display may crop.

Field Notes · 3 MIN READ

Finding Your Adirondack Camp

Begin with the days you hope to spend there, then get to know the place that could hold them.

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A CONVERSATION WITH CASEY

What brings
you here?

A lake you already love. Summers with everyone under one roof. A quieter place to return to. Tell me what you have in mind, and we can work through the possibilities together.

Casey ReardonLocal knowledge. Practical building experience.

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A CAMP TO COME HOME TO

Pinehurst Camp

Pinehurst and the Pleasure of Coming Back

When a Camp Becomes Part of the Family

Start with whatbrings you back.

Stories worthcarrying forward.

Santanoni: A Story Worth Carrying Forward

Finding Your Adirondack Camp

What brings you here?

Tell me what you’re looking for.

Start with what
brings you back.

Stories worth
carrying forward.

What brings
you here?