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The Loony Bin

A 2-Bedroom Adirondack Cottage directly on Loon Lake in the heart of the? Adirondack Mts 15 miles from Saranac Lake

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The Loony Bin is a fully equipped vacation rental cottage on 100 feet of quiet, secluded Loon Lake. A preferred summer residence of the wealthy, including Presidents Harrison and McKinley, Loon Lake is a private body of water about three miles in length. Because 100 percent of the shoreline is privately owned, there is no access to the lake for the general public. Located just several feet from the water's edge, guests will enjoy magnificent views from the large outdoor deck. Sunsets fall across the view of the relatively undisturbed western shoreline.

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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
There are unlimited outdoor activities to be experienced on an Adirondack adventure to Loon Lake. A canoe, rowboat and two kayaks are provided for our guests, allowing discovery of all the natural beauty this true Adirondack lake can offer. Sportsmen of all ages will enjoy Loon Lake where the fishing is legendary. Whether casting off the dock or seeking the plentiful walleye, northern pike, bass or perch, there is something for everyone. There is plenty of fly fishing action in the nearby Ausable and Saranac rivers. The Loon Lake area is a canoeist and kayaker's paradise, where miles of waterways are awaiting exploration. A hiker's dream, the area is filled with trails to fit any level of experience, from nature walk paths to the famous trails of the Adirondack High Peaks. Golf is just a short drive to Saranac, where the links are hit against the backdrop of beautiful mountain vistas.

GREAT DAY TRIPS
Discovering more about New York Sate's Adirondack Park, a day at the Adirondack Interpretive Center is just the ticket, minutes away at Paul Smith's College. The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake makes a great day hop activity, or visit the recently opened Wild Center in Tupper Lake, all providing wonderful opportunities for authentic Adirondack experiences within a day trip excursion. Fabulous shopping is within reach at Saranac Lake, an "All America City" which boasts an eclectic mix of restaurants & shops, just 15 miles from the Loony Bin. Head to world reknown Lake Placid, visit the very active Olympic facilities, or wander through the unique boutiques, stores, antique shops and restaurants on a liesurely stroll down Main Street, bordered by picturesque Mirror Lake, all just 30 minutes away.

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The Loon Bin comes fully equipped for your Adirondack vacation. The kitchen has a refrigerator/freezer, gas stove, microwave, pots, pans, dishes, and a large assortment of small appliances like a coffee maker, coffee grinder and a crock pot. The main room contains the living/dining area with a sofa sleeper. There is one full bath and two bedrooms, one with a queen and one with two twins. The Loony Bin also comes with a satellite TV (DISH Network), telephone, and a charcoal grill. Linens/towels are also provided.

2012 RENTAL INFORMATION
Rental rates for the 2012 season are:
**Take $150 off a summer weekly rate if booked by May 15th. Normally $1350 weekly June 29 - September 3. Discounted to $1200.
Take $50 off a spring/fall week. Normally $950 weekly Prior to June 29 & September 3 to closing. Discounted to $900.
A $200 deposit secures your rental. The balance of the rent is due 60 days prior to arrival. Refunds of rent are granted only by written cancellation received at least 60 days prior to scheduled arrival. There is a security deposit of $500. It is due prior to arrival. It is returned, pending a satisfactory owner inspection. Pets are permitted, subject to an additional $100 security deposit. Check-in is generally at 4:30 p.m. Saturday and checkout is by 11:00 a.m. the following Saturday.

For further information or to make a reservation contact:

The Loony Bin
PO Box 4462
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone (518) 580-0209
Email wolfmojo@earthlink.net

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