Nestled on the shores of pristine Blue Mountain Lake, Lake Durant Campsite offers a retreat where the Adirondacks meet the water. Rustic cabins, lakeside camping, and mornings that feel like they belong to you alone.
For generations, families have come to Blue Mountain Lake seeking exactly what Lake Durant Campsite offers: unspoiled water, towering pines, and the kind of quiet that settles deep in your bones. We're not a resort. We're a place — 100 acres of woodland and shoreline where you can trade the noise of everyday life for the sound of water lapping against a dock at dawn.
Whether you arrive by canoe, car, or memory, our cabins and campsites are set back just far enough from the road to make you feel like you've found something the world hasn't.
From cozy cabins to open-air campsites, choose the way you want to experience the lake.
Seven hand-built cabins with sleeping capacity for 2–6 guests. Each features a stone fireplace, kitchenette, and a wraparound deck facing the water. Wake up to the sound of loons and coffee on the porch.
Set up your tent among the pines with direct access to the shoreline. Our campsites accommodate tents and small RVs, with fire rings, picnic tables, and access to clean restroom facilities.
Seven rustic cabins with fireplaces, kitchenettes, and lake-facing decks — perfect for families or a quiet retreat.
Paddle the clear waters of Blue Mountain Lake. Bring your own gear or rent locally — the shoreline is yours to explore.
Miles of Adirondack trails wind through our property and beyond — from gentle lake walks to challenging ridge hikes.
Blue Mountain Lake is stocked with trout, perch, and pickerel. Cast from the shore, a dock, or a rented boat.
Evenings at Lake Durant are made for gathering around a fire. The dark skies here reveal more stars than you've ever seen.
Blue Mountain Lake village offers shops, restaurants, and boat rentals — just minutes from our doorstep.
Have a question about availability, group bookings, or what to bring? Drop us a line or stop by — we're right here on Route 30.