To provide a “casually elegant” Adirondack experience, one that creates wonderful long term memories for our guests, and furthers our reputation as “The lodge of the Adirondacks”
We are ADA compliant.
our mission:
The Partridge Park Experience
Preferred destination for:
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Executive Retreat
The private nature of the Park offers an exceptional venue for the executive team or Board of Directors, offering advanced power point presentation capabilities, internet & wi-fi access. Various outdoors venues are available for those seeking an alternative environment.
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Health & Wellness
A breadth of options are available to suit the culinary, spiritual, and physical interests for those seeking the perfect Health & Wellness retreat.
- Social
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Weddings
The scenic Partridge Park provides a multitude of beautiful wedding settings for you to select from, and is designed to cater intimate to large celebrations.
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Outdoor Adventures
Offering a wide variety of year round activities, Partridge Park is a perfect venue for the outdoors enthusiasts.
Preferred destination for:
The private nature of the Park offers an exceptional venue for the executive team or Board of Directors, offering advanced power point presentation capabilities, internet & wi-fi access. Various outdoors venues are available for those seeking an alternative environment.
A breadth of options are available to suit the culinary, spiritual, and physical interests for those seeking the perfect Health & Wellness retreat.
From anniversaries to special occasion celebrations, Partridge Park provides the perfect venue and activities for your special gathering.
The scenic Partridge Park provides a multitude of beautiful wedding settings for you to select from, and is designed to cater intimate to large celebrations.
Offering a wide variety of year round activities, Partridge Park is a perfect venue for the outdoors enthusiasts.
History of
Partridge Park
Partridge Park is a unique property with a rich history of ownership and use. Granted the property for his service in the Civil War, Colonel William Skinner was the steward of Partridge Park in the late 1800's and developed the initial infrastructure of this remote section of Upstate New York.
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Back in the Day
1920 - 1940
In the 1920's, Charles E Bedford, a partner of Standard Oil Co with John D Rockefeller, purchased the Park and continued to improve the facilities, including the waterfalls of the dam at Lake Florence, which was used to generate power for the numerous buildings. In the 1940's, Partridge Park was acquired by two NYC entrepreneurs who transitioned the property to a Boys & Girls Summer Camp facility, with 32 buildings to accommodate the numerous activities and needs.
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Today at
Partridge Park
Today, Partridge Park remains privately owned. Several of the original buildings remain today, each of which have been exquisitely improved, retaining the Adirondack warmth and style. The heritage of Partridge Park is complimented by the newly constructed lodge, designed and operated to accommodate a specialized experience for our guests
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Adirondack Region:
Upstate New York is home to the 6 million acre Adirondack Park. Established in 1892 by the State of New York, the Adirondack Park is the largest protected Wilderness Area east of the Mississippi river. This “High Peaks” region hosts 46 mountains higher than 4,000 feet, and is surrounded by 3,000 pristine lakes and over 30,000 miles of streams & rivers. Lake Placid, home of the first Winter Olympics and the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” Olympics, is an approximate 40 minute drive, and offers a wide variety of activities, dining, and shopping.
http://www.adk.org
My fiancée and I held our wedding ceremony and reception at Partridge Park in July, 2014. We chose the venue not only because of sentimental reasons, but because of the breathtaking Adirondack beauty of the property. A birchwood arch for the ceremony was built for us at the lake, and the guests enjoyed cocktail hour at the huge ramada next to the waterfall. The “aisle” was a grassy, tree-lined path between the lake and waterfall. After the ceremony, photos were taken on the garden bridges and near the old stone chimneys reminiscent of the bygone era when Partridge Park was a camp.
Our reception was held adjacent to the 13 room Adirondack lodge that overlooks a long, sloping hill to Lake Florence, surrounded by huge pine trees. Our guests enjoyed a wonderful evening in the beauty of the Adirondack Mountains, and we could not have been more pleased that we chose to have our wedding at Partridge Park.
- From Anthony & Melissa Colletti, Tampa, Florida
