Discover the best mountainous a-frame rentals near Conesus Lake, New York

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Conesus Lake

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2 top mountainous a-frames sites near Conesus Lake

Peaceful Finger Lakes Retreat

84 sites · Lodging, Tents90 acres · Canandaigua, NY

Our property is 90 acres of picturesque beauty in the Bristol Mountains. We have 60 full hookups sites on wooded and partially wooded lots and rustic tent sites situated in the most serene section of the campground. There are 4 unique hiking/walking trails and other amenities located within the property.

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Stergelandia

9 sites · Lodging10 acres · Angelica, NY

Welcome to Stergelandia-the place you want when you need it most. We take the work out of camping for you! Come experience open fields, dark skies and forest deep in Amish country. We've all had difficulties in our lives that required us to regroup and reset. With this in mind, we designed and created the glass sanctuary for our guests, an on-site store for gifts to take with you, walking paths for you to immerse yourself in the woods and quiet, contemplative spaces for you to sit and reflect. Love nature but don't want to immerse yourself in the fields and woods? Enjoy stargazing and sunbathing on our elevated viewing platform and field-level cabana deck! Love wildlife? Stergelandia is teeming with life. We are home to white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, rabbits, chipmunks and our beloved frogs! At night, hear the chirping of the peeper tree frogs and the howl of the coyotes. Enjoy a more manicured setting than the woods and fields? You'll enjoy our small, restored apple orchard surrounding the meditation garden. Coming with friends? From the gathering circle featuring wood benches for your group to sit and talk, to the decks and benches thoughtfully laid out throughout the property, there is plenty of space for you to enjoy the quiet serenity of an overnight in the countryside. Our meditation space, the Glass Chapel and garden, is perfect for intimate ceremonies and gatherings, and our field viewing platform and deck is an excellent place for people to gather under the sun and stars. On weekends we offer pastries and a variety of hot beverage items for guests in a communal setting from the first weekend in June through the second weekend in October. Stergelandia is perfect for stargazing! A remote setting, you’re close enough to amenities to feel at home but deep enough in the woods to get away from it all. We’ve seen deer, foxes, turkeys, hawks, chipmunks and bear on the property-a wildlife lovers paradise! We are 9 minutes from the Genesee River access point where fishing and paddling is plentiful. Want to unplug? Our guests with T-Mobile, AT&T and Cricket have had reliable cell service and we can help with tips to store your cell phone during your stay. Our guests with Verizon report they are offline, leaving you free to use your phone for photos without the interruptions or temptations of outside life. We are close by in our cottage on most weekends if any questions arise and can be reached by cell phone during the week. We offer cozy Mexican blankets, Icelandic Wool blankets, Icelandic Chocolates and other items and souvenirs for purchase on most Friday evenings and Saturday and Sunday mornings. All glamping guests registered through Hipcamp are given complimentary access to scheduled activities in September-October including our amazing 4th annual women's retreat, Chicks in the Sticks, from September 14-15, 2024. We hope you'll join us every year as we continue to our habitat restoration and creation journey at Stergelandia. We can't wait to meet you. We re-open bookings in March for the 2025 season! Need some ideas for when to visit? Here are some key time periods:  -We have flowering trees from late April-mid May  -Buttercup season is late May-early July -Tadpole season is May-June  -Baby deer sightings are mostly late May-early July and peak in June.  -Firefly season is mid June-Mid July -Weekend pastries are complimentary for guests from the first weekend of June to the second weekend of October -Tiny toads by the thousands are found by the river in late july, early august -Frogs are most active June-August  -Stargazing is year-round, but the best time is July-September -for nighttime weather   -The meteor shower is typically best seen in August -Lavender should be fresh, flush and available in July-August -Pollinators are very active July-September (later in the year is almost exclusively bumblebees) -Dragonfly season is early august -Black raspberries are at their peak in mid-late august -Milky Way season is august-end of September -Wildflowers are best in late August-early September -Salamanders are found under felled logs and rocks August-September -Large toads are found in the woods more frequently August-September -Chicks in the Sticks is the weekend after Labor Day. Just book that weekend and you're ticketed for the event. -Golden hour season is august-October and peaks in September -The best sunsets are mid September-mid October -Fall leaves are at their best the last week of September -Ground mushrooms flush in late September-October. Please note this is a photograph-only property: no foraging or displacement is permitted. -Fall fest is the holiday weekend in October (free pumpkins and apples!) . This themed weekend's activities and snacks are complimentary for our guests. -Seasonal produce will be available the end of June-mid October  -Apple season is September-October -We are closed for the season after the first weekend of November. We are also happy to announce we are now offering small commitment ceremonies and weddings on the premises for registered guests. Please message us for inquiries. Need to know what to bring? Weekend guests (Friday and Saturday arrivals) have sleeping bags provided and complimentary pastries offered Saturday and Sunday morning from June to October. If you have any questions please send us a message and we'll be happy to give you #stergelandiatips

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Looking to go camping near Conesus Lake, New York? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 950 options to choose from, you'll find the perfect accommodation for your camping adventure. Whether you prefer a cozy cabin, a spacious RV site, or a peaceful tent spot, Hipcamp has got you covered. And with an average price per night of $35 and options as low as $15, you can enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank. Need some recommendations? Check out these top campsites with rave reviews: Austin Dam Memorial Park (221 reviews), Waterfall Creek (197 reviews), Underhill Forest and Farm (166 reviews). Plus, popular amenities like pets, toilets, and potable water are available, and you can indulge in activities like boating, biking, and swimming. So get ready to experience the beauty of nature with Hipcamp!