Huttopia Lake George - Adirondacks

location

very few activities, lots of mosquitoes in the tent

Well constructed canvas tents, comfortable beds, fully electrified and with clean running water. We got a hutt with ensuite bathroom, shower, kitchen sink and mini fridge. Impressed they actually outfitted the place with Japanese Toto toilets and French down/feather sleeping bags which we unzipped and used as blankets. Also loved the propane BBQ, inside potbelly fireplace and fire pit combo which we used to the fullest. Having the restaurant was handy although the pizza could be improved. The Croque Monsieur was good though. Comfy outdoor sofa set to lounge on and metal dining set. Our kids made new friends at the pool/playground/foosball table/games. All-in-all a wonderful entrée to glamping for us! Our only suggestion would be to sand the wooden bathroom shelves/door and kitchen bench as we poked ourselves quite a few times. The boards seemed freshly cut.

sites are fairly private--not camping on top of each other like most campgrounds anymore-Convenient easy access to Lake George and surrounding areas--also located not even 5 minutes off highway but in a world of its own when you get there. Didn't really DISLIKE anything--it was set up just as advertised--few things could have been better like location of some of the firepits and where grill was placed on firepit--couldn't sit around safely--camp chairs provided were pretty flimsy but ALL in ALL NICE PLACE w/lots extras and a very pleasant staff!!!

The place is a good idea for bringing people who don't camp much, but a few small changes could make a huge difference. The fire stove is a nice feature, and the bathroom/kitchen are nice to have. Everything was sufficiently clean and easy to figure out.

Most of the issues were with upkeep and maintenance. For example, the "blinds" or covers for screened openings don't all close, which is not by design (you could tell they were torn or just stretched). They have gaps, letting light, air, and probably bugs in. It kind of defeats the purpose of a tent, although ventilation is necessary for when you have a fire inside. But on fall nights, these extra openings amount to a freezing environment subject to intense drafts. We know from experience. I'm used to it, by my girlfriend is not a camper. The door just doesn't close all of the way: it's warped, so the top is totally open. Also very basic instructions for the wood stoves would go a long way for many people.

Customer service very good

Cold ,no heating