About Our Lake George Resort & Vacation Rentals

Lincoln Log Colony is a one-of-a-kind family resort sitting on historically significant land — the very ground that once marked the beginning of the Old Military Road from the ‘Great Encampment’ to Fort Edward, 18 miles away.

When the resort’s swimming pool was excavated, Colonial-era artifacts were uncovered; a reminder that this land witnessed pivotal moments in American history. Fort George Park is approximately 100 feet from our entrance, giving guests easy access to rifle pits, colonial monuments, the Isaac Jogues Statue, and a Mohawk Indian bronze statue.

What Makes Lincoln Log Colony Unique Among Lake George Resorts?

 

We combine affordable, full-kitchen accommodations with a warm family-run atmosphere, on-site amenities, and a genuine connection to both the natural beauty of the Adirondacks and American history. Lake George, the ‘Queen of American Lakes’, is constitutionally protected to remain ‘forever wild,’ and we sit right at its doorstep.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How long has Lincoln Log Colony been in business?

Since 1948. The McEnaney-Flacke family has owned and operated the resort for over 75 years, and we still see third and fourth generation guests returning.

What is the historical significance of Lincoln Log Colony’s location?

The resort sits on land connected to the French and Indian War. In 1757, following the surrender of Fort William Henry, English and Colonial prisoners marched along what is now our grounds — an event depicted in ‘The Last of the Mohicans.’ Colonial-era artifacts were discovered when the swimming pool was excavated.

What can guests visit near the resort related to history?

Fort George Park is about 100 feet from our entrance. Guests can walk down Fort George Road to see rifle pits, a monument to Colonial soldiers, the Isaac Jogues Statue, and a Mohawk Indian bronze statue. Fort William Henry Museum is also a short drive away.

What is the natural setting like around Lincoln Log Colony?

The Adirondack Mountains are constitutionally protected to remain ‘forever wild’, with no overdevelopment and no crowded commercial strips along the shoreline. The scenery is consistently breathtaking, and Lake George is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful lakes in the country.

Is the property quiet and family-safe?

Very. We’re set back from the main road, and we maintain quiet hours to respect all guests’ needs.

Do large groups or family reunions stay at Lincoln Log Colony?

Yes, we host many large family groups and reunions. Some parties rent two, three, or four cabins at once, turning their Lake George trip into a full family reunion or multi-family getaway.

Is Lincoln Log Colony good for a multi-generational family trip?

It’s one of our specialties. Grandparents love the peaceful atmosphere and location; parents love the full kitchens and value; kids love the pool, playground, fire pits, and all the nearby activities. There’s truly something for every generation.