Adventure brief
Wall Tent Camping
Sleep under Adirondack stars in comfortable canvas wall tents with Beaver Brook Outfitters, blending rustic charm with modern comfort for an unforgettable North Creek retreat.
Set deep within the Adirondack wilderness near North Creek, Beaver Brook Outfitters offers a distinctive take on backcountry camping with its wall tent experience. These spacious 14 by 16-foot canvas tents elevate traditional camping into a cozy retreat, featuring a memory foam queen bed and twin bunk beds outfitted with lush linens. Far from the bustle of urban life, guests settle into a calm pocket of forest beside the Hudson River Base, where towering hardwoods and conifers frame the sky.
The tents are thoughtfully placed beyond vehicle access, requiring a short but steep hike, which offers a subtle onboarding to the remote serenity of the area. Despite being off-grid with no electric power, each tent is outfitted with lanterns, nightstands, and chairs, inviting guests to unwind under a canopy of stars. Central to the experience is the recently constructed bathhouse providing year-round access to hot showers and toilets—a rare amenity in rustic camping environments.
A communal firepit and hibachi grill offer the perfect post-hike gathering spots to cook up fresh Adirondack trout or local game. North Creek is a gateway to the Adirondacks, a region defined by rugged peaks and crystal-clear waterways. Nestled near the Hudson River, the landscape supports abundant wildlife including white-tailed deer and black bears, while the seasonal colors—from spring’s blooms to fall’s fiery leaves—paint a striking backdrop.
Beaver Brook Outfitters seamlessly blends comfort with wilderness immersion, creating an inviting option for adventurers wanting fresh air and quiet without the hassle of heavy gear. Whether paired with day hikes, kayaking, or fishing, this wall tent camping provides a memorable Adirondack getaway that keeps outdoor authenticity and comfort side by side.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Pack headlamps or lanternsessential
Since the tents have no electricity, reliable light sources are essential for evening and early morning activities.
- 02Prepare for a short hikewarning
Access to the tents requires a steep walk not accessible by vehicle, so pack light and wear sturdy shoes.
- 03Bring insect repellentinfo
The Adirondack woods can be buggy, especially at dawn and dusk; insect repellent will improve comfort outdoors.
- 04Fire safety firstessential
Use the firepit and hibachi grill responsibly and follow all fire safety guidelines provided on site.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Headlamp or lantern
Provides crucial lighting at night, since tents have no electrical power.
EssentialSturdy hiking shoes
Needed to manage the steep access trail comfortably.
EssentialWarm layers
Temperatures can drop significantly at night, especially outside of summer months.
fall|spring|winterEssentialBug spray
Protects against mosquitoes and black flies common during warmer seasons.
spring|summerEssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Quiet access trails behind the Hudson River Base for serene solo hikes, Nearby lesser-known fishing spots along the upper Hudson River
Local fauna
white-tailed deer, black bear
Historic heritage
North Creek has roots as a logging hub dating back to the 19th century and now serves as a recreational gateway to the Adirondacks.
Mindful exploration
Beaver Brook Outfitters emphasizes low-impact camping practices to preserve the sensitive forest ecosystem around their wall tents.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Hudson River Base clearing, forest edges near tents, nearby ridge trails
- Subjects
- canvas tents lit by lantern light, forest landscapes, starry night skies
- Best times
- Golden hour, sunrise, early evening
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Are the canvas tents heated?
The tents do not have heaters or power but include warm bedding and a firepit is available nearby.
Is there running water at the tents?
No, potable water is available at a nearby base camp and bathhouse, but not inside the tents.
How many people can stay in each tent?
Each wall tent sleeps up to four guests with one queen bed and a twin bunk bed.
Are pets allowed in the tents?
Please contact Beaver Brook Outfitters directly to inquire about their pet policy.
What is the check-in and check-out time?
Check-in is at 3 pm and check-out is by 10 am.
Is there a cleaning fee associated with the stay?
Yes, a $25 cleaning fee applies but can be waived for guests also booking rafting, tubing, or kayaking trips.