A cabin in the woods with deeded access to Raquette Lake, including a boat slip, beach, dock, and tennis courts through the Greylock Association. Places with actual rights on Raquette Lake do not come along often, especially at this price point. Set near the end of North Point Road, this former Camp Greylock girls cabin sits tucked among the trees with very little traffic and almost no sense of nearby neighbors. The setting is quiet and wooded, with a large deck looking out into the forest and enough room to sit, grill, or spend the evening outside listening to the birds. Inside, the cabin is warm and simple in the right way. Enter through the kitchen and the space opens into a vaulted living and dining room with wood interiors and windows facing the woods. The bedroom is larger than expected, with exposed rafters and a vaulted ceiling of its own. Above the main room is a sleeping loft reached by ladder. There's also a full bathroom. The cabin itself began life as part of the old Camp Greylock girls camp and was later moved here and repurposed. Some of the girls' names and cabin graffiti from camp days can still be found inside the walls. The property is seasonal and being sold as-is, but it has a lot going for it: nearly 1,000 square feet, fiber internet available through SLIC, a paved year-round public road, and access to some of the best woods and waters in the Adirondacks. Raquette Lake itself, Forked Lake, the Raquette River, Buttermilk Falls, and the Sargent Ponds are all nearby. This is not a luxury camp, and it's not pretending to be. It's a real Adirondack place with woods, water, history, and a boat slip on one of the most sought-after lakes in the Park. Come see it. Greylock Association dues $900/year (2025; 2026 TBD). One rental per year permitted per Association bylaws -- buyers consult attorney. APA Permit 2026-0029 on file. All offers subject to court approval as part of ongoing estate proceedings.