Pottersville

A rocky cave opening at Natural Stone Bridge and Cave in a forest with trees and a creek flowing in front.

Illustration of an outdoor amphitheater at Scaroon Manor campground with seating around a stage, surrounded by trees and flags, with a body of water and hills in the background.

Wild rambles.

A hundred years ago people came to Pottersville to seek escape and recreation at an exclusive resort. Today, Scaroon Manor sits as a 60 site camping destination with vestiges of its former resort glory. A stone amphitheatre, a stage once graced by Gene Kelly, sprawling grounds and the enduring truth that this area is designed to welcome and delight.

Nature puts on a spectacle here at Natural Stone Bridge and Caves, where kids and adults alike can experience awe at the largest marble cave entrance in the eastern United States.

Colorful triangular pennant with 'Stonee Bridge Caves, Pottersville, N.Y.' text, featuring a cartoonish lion, girl, and animals near a bridge and natural scenery.

The sweet spot between Schroon and Loon.

Stop in to Café Adirondack for fresh seafood, or hit the Black Bear for open mic night. There’s boat access to Schroon Lake with access to the Schroon River, an angler’s delight. Climb Kipp Mountain for a beautiful view of loon lake and, well, most of Warren County to the south. Satisfy your sweet tooth at Stone Bridge Ice Cream, and try clamping on Brill Island.

Take I87 (North) to Exit 26. Turn left off the exit, then right into Pottersville
The Adirondack General Store on the East Shore of Schroon Lake for necessities. Tops Market in North Creek for a full shop.
The Movie Marjorie Morningside starring Gene Kelly and Natalie Wood, was filmed in Pottersville. The year was 1957, Mr. Kelly discovered a French restaurant in Athol, and dined there regularly during his time on location.

A watercolor painting of a street scene in Pottersville, N.Y., Adirondack Mountains, featuring buildings, trees, a hill in the background, and a partly cloudy sky.