Adirondack Mountain BungalowsMalone, New York
The Modern Tiny Home in deep snow under a blue sky
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Business
Adirondack Mountain Bungalows: three hot-tub log cabins near Titus Mountain
Location
Near Owls Head, Town of Bellmont, about ten road miles south of Malone village, Franklin County, New York (Adirondack Park)
Cabins
3 log cabins on two properties; 2 bedrooms / 3 beds / 1 bath each; sleep 4; private hot tub, fire pit, grill; pets allowed
Booking
On each cabin's own listing page; no prices on this site
Phone
407-497-2783
Email
ccaserta2@gmail.com

Frequently asked

What is Adirondack Mountain Bungalows?

Three log cabins for four guests each, on two wooded properties south of Malone, New York, at the northern edge of the Adirondack Park. They have one owner and are managed locally.

How many cabins are there, and how do they differ?

Three, each with two bedrooms (a main bedroom and a bunk room), three beds and one bath for four guests, a private hot tub, a fire pit, a grill, a full kitchen and wifi. Cabin 1, The Modern Tiny Home, has a large stone fire pit, a trail to a pond with an observation deck and direct C7 trail access. Cabin 2, The Modern Pine, is the apres-ski cabin with a Jotul GF 160 DV gas stove, a large screened room and a 24-hour hot tub. Cabin 3, The Aviator, is the aviation-themed cabin with the same stove and a large open deck. All allow pets.

Are the cabins next to other cabins?

Each shares its property with one neighbor. The Modern Pine and The Aviator share one property along a gravel drive; The Modern Tiny Home shares another with a cabin that is not one of these three. Decks, hot tubs and fire pits are never shared.

How do I book?

On each cabin's own Airbnb listing page, linked from its page on this site. Dates picked on this site carry into the booking link. This site does not show nightly prices or take payment. Questions: call 407-497-2783 or email ccaserta2@gmail.com.

Where are the cabins?

Near the hamlet of Owls Head in the Town of Bellmont, about ten road miles south of Malone village by County Route 25. Titus Mountain is about three and a half road miles away; Lake Placid 52; Plattsburgh 61; downtown Montreal 75 to 101 depending on the border crossing.

Which border crossing should visitors from Montreal use?

The Trout River crossing on NY 30 is closed to U.S.-bound traffic from June 1, 2026 until about May 2028. Fort Covington and Champlain-Lacolle are open 24 hours; Chateaugay is open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Churubusco 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Is there a hot tub in winter?

Yes. Each cabin's hot tub is private to that cabin and open all year; The Modern Pine's listing says 24 hours.

Can I bring a snowmobile or an ATV?

Yes. The parking areas take a trailer; The Modern Tiny Home's listing describes direct access to the C7 snowmobile trail and The Modern Pine's puts it a three-minute ride away. New York requires a current registration for snowmobiles and ATVs.

What is there to do?

Skiing and tubing at Titus Mountain (53 trails, night skiing), the C7 snowmobile corridor, Elephant's Head and High Falls in the Titusville Mountain State Forest, fire towers on Azure, Loon Lake, St. Regis and Lyon mountains, Meacham Lake and the Saint Regis Canoe Area, the Almanzo Wilder Farm, Malone Golf Club, the Franklin County Fair, and day trips to Lake Placid, Whiteface, The Wild Center, Saranac Lake and Montreal.

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