See why Haven guests return year after year

Forty acres of pine forest around a clear, spring-fed lake, with trails to wander, calm water to swim, and places to sit and simply be.

Aerial view of Adullam Lake at sunset in autumn, pines and orange foliage along the shoreline

The lake

Clear water, fed by springs

The lake is private, spring-fed and clear enough to swim. Kayaks, paddle boards and beach gear wait at the dock for every guest, and the sandy shore has chairs, hammocks and a fire pit for the end of the day.

Clear shallow water of Adullam Lake beside the wooden dock under a blue summer sky

The trails

Pine forest, a rope bridge and a labyrinth

Trails loop through the pines and along the shore. Cross the swinging bridge, walk the stone labyrinth in the woods, or take the bikes out to the bike path. Birdwatching and fishing are part of a morning here.

Wooden rope suspension footbridge between the pines in late afternoon light

Who else lives here

Egrets, turtles, bullfrogs and dragonflies

The lake edge is home to egrets and sandpipers, box turtles, bullfrogs and dragonflies, and a cormorant who likes the dock chair. Keep a quiet pace and they stay close.

Great egret wading through shallow water at the grassy edge of Adullam Lake

A day on the land

Ways to spend the hours

All of it is included with a stay in the Loft or the Cottage.

Swim

Private, spring-fed and clear, with a sandy shore to dry off on.

Kayak and paddle board

Boards, kayaks and paddles are at the dock. Take them out anytime.

Walk the trails

Loops through the pines, over the rope bridge and around the labyrinth.

Ride the bike path

Bikes and helmets are provided for the bike path near the property.

Fire pit at dusk

Gather at the lakeside fire pit from dusk until 10 pm.

Watch the sky

Moonrise over the water and stars through the pines.

Through the seasons

Always changing, always Haven

Misty spring mornings, summer swims off the dock, October color, snowy trails. The water rises and falls with the seasons, so the lake and the land are a little different every visit. All photos are our own, taken over the years.