One twelfth ownership with four weeks each year. In the late 1800...

One twelfth ownership with four weeks each year. In the late 1800's and early 1900's - "Great Camps" were built on the most majestic of the Adirondack's rugged shorelines. Hand hewn pine, stone floors, and massive fireplaces were a part of the camps. So were oriental rugs, leather couches, twig tables and trophies from earlier outings. To find something perfect for another majestic plot of land, we looked to the Great Camps. Plans and details were studied. Then plans for a new camp--CAMP FIREFLY--were carefully drawn. As its ancestors did, the new camp melds rustic simplicity with lavish luxury. Its two level cabins feature living, dining, kitchen and master suite on the main level; a great room, second master suite, third bedroom with twin beds, laundry and locked owner storage on the lower level. Each cabin has a private garage. Views from the cabins are of the Camp Firefly Great Hall, a cascading water feature, and some of the golf practice greens. The cabins are fractionals with each owner enjoying four weeks per year (one week each season) on a rotating schedule. RCI exchange privileges are available.