Located in central New York and in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains, Boonville is a quaint little town that offers a variety of activities for outdoors and sporting enthusiasts. In the winter, tourists will love the snowmobile and skiing trails, while hiking, fishing and golfing are other activities available. There are a few different hotel and motel options for tourists who want to be close to the action.
Located on the Black River Feeder Canal, the Headwaters Motor Lodge offers guests amenities like wireless Internet and a continental breakfast. After spending a day in the great outdoors, tourists can relax in the lounge that features a roaring fireplace. People who smoke cigarettes will enjoy the fact that the lodge has both smoking and nonsmoking rooms. For people visiting in the winter, the lodge has direct access to a snowmobile trail.
A historic building, the Hulbert House was initially built in the early 1800s. It features 10 private guest rooms, and offers weekly and monthly rates for those planning an extended stay in the area. The living apparently aren't the only guests at the Hulbert House. People have reported hearing ghostly children playing, and some guests have seen "Wayne," a Civil War soldier.
Utilizing a mansion built in 1880, the North Country Manor Bed & Breakfast has five different rooms for visitors. The hot breakfast every morning features such options as homemade cinnamon rolls and eggs. The inn has access to a snowmobile trail, skiing, mountain biking and golfing.
Technically a sports store, the Adirondack Sport Center is home to seven rental cabins for guests looking for a place right by the snowmobile trail action. The business also rents out snowmobiles. A two-night stay is required for all cabins, and bed linens and towels are not provided. However, all cabins have fully equipped kitchens and full baths. Televisions are also provided.
