Charlie's Inn

This historic Adirondack landmark in Lake Clear, NY, traces its roots back to the 1890s as the Junction House rail station. Over the decades, the establishment has carried several names, including Buckley's Hotel, before becoming Charlie's Inn around 1960. Today, it serves as a gathering place for travelers and adventurers, offering a blend of comfort and a rich history spanning over a century. Guests can find authentic Adirondack lodging with cozy rooms and camp sites available. The on-site bar and restaurant serves classic Adirondack comfort food, bar favorites, and seasonal specials, providing a convenient stop for a meal. Additionally, a seasonal Junction Store offers drinks, snacks, trail essentials, and Adirondack souvenirs. The inn offers direct access to the Adirondack Rail Trail, making it a prime hub for year-round outdoor activities. Visitors can bike, walk, ski, or ride directly from the property, enjoying scenic routes for hiking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. It also functions as an Adirondack Snowmobile Hub, providing parking and a starting point for hundreds of miles of trails.