Cassetta's View - Hickory Lake N.Y.

Welcome to Cassetta's View, a camp where every moment is a chance to reconnect with nature's timeless rhythms and your own inner peace. Whether you seek solitude, adventure, or simply a respite from the demands of the world, this cabin promises a slice of paradise.

The camp is cozy, yet well appointed with everything you will need for a comfortable stay. The living space is one floor with 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen (fully stocked with all cook wear and dishes and utensils), gas fireplace and screened in porch overlooking the lake. There is also a loft, that overlooks the living area with 5 beds, 2 singles, 2 doubles, and a queen. The camp is on a bank over looking the lake off a private road. Access to the lake is directly from the back right of the camp down a little path with staked in steps and a hand rail. Available for use are 3 kayaks, a canoe and 2 paddle boats for your enjoyment along with life vests.

Guests have access to the entire house, use of the yard, propane grill, fire pit, 3 kayaks, a canoe, and a 2 paddle boats.
Guests are also able to enjoy walking the private road around the lake.

Bug Spray is provided but feel free to bring your own. I supply the brand OFF.

Please respect any neighbors, property, and obey all posted signs.

Guests will not have access to the shed.

Please be respectful of the camp as I am opening my getaway home to share its beauty with you. All I ask is you respect and treat it as your own.

Rural, secluded, wooded area in Amish country, roads are shared with horse and buggies please use caution. Then road to the camp is accessible by gravel/dirt private road. Blind curves and narrow road, again please use caution.

Camp is located not too far from exploring surrounding areas like Black Lake, the Thousand Islands, Canada, Sackets Harbor, Clayton, Alexandria Bay and Watertown, and the Adirondack Park. They all are within a day's travel.

The water is supplied by a spring fed well and is perfectly safe to drink, shower, and cook with.

The lake is private and unfortunately offers no public access for motorized boats.