This historic location spans 12 acres in the Adirondacks on the shores of Lake Champlain, housed within beautifully preserved 1800s stone barracks. The property showcases compelling military history dating back to the War of 1812, with nearby decommissioned aircraft and interpretive plaques throughout the grounds, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts. Guests consistently praise the peaceful, open setting and access to scenic lakeside views just across the street. The clearly marked parking areas feature level, grassy sites with individual picnic tables, roped-off spaces, and ample room for RVs of various sizes, including those with tow vehicles. The expansive grounds provide excellent space for guests to walk dogs, explore the historic campus-like setting, and enjoy the surrounding landscape. Convenient access to nearby bike trails and the adjacent walking path along Lake Champlain rounds out the outdoor recreation opportunities. On-site dining and craft beverages are standout features, with guests consistently highlighting excellent food options—from burgers and ribs to fish tacos and specialty sandwiches—paired with creative brews including signature selections like the Blueberry Lager and Hazy IPA varieties. The welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere extends to canine companions, with staff providing water bowls and treats. The inviting stone barracks building, featuring warm woodwork and architectural craftsmanship, serves as a comfortable gathering space for dining on covered porches or enjoying evening entertainment.