Accommodates 10 guests
3-night stay minimum in the Spring & Fall & Winter
5-night stay minimum during our peak Summer season
Flexible check in/out days
The historic Blisswood Lodge is available to rent year-round
Bedroom 1: 1 King Bed with full en suite bathroom
Bedroom 2: 1 King Bed with full en suite bathroom
Bedroom 3: 2 Full Beds with full en suite bathroom
Den: 2 Queen Sleeper Sofas
Air Conditioning and Heating
Commercial Stove
3 Full Size Refrigerators
2 Dishwashers
3 Indoor Fireplaces (firewood provided)
Coffee Maker
Microwave
Toaster
Washer & Dryer
Propane Weber Grill (propane provided)
Hairdryers
Iron and Ironing board
Large Flat Panel TV and DVD player
Outdoor Seating and Picnic Table
Firewood and Bonfire Pit
The centerpiece of Blisswood is the incredible 4000sf Krude Kraft Lodge; the perfect union of rustic simplicity and vintage comfort. With its mixture of antiques and original Bliss furnishings, the Lodge opens its doors and welcomes you in. The Lodge is a treat to explore, from its incredible views of the outdoors, to the extraordinary touches built into the design. The dining room, great room and library each feature a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace providing a place to gather to warm the heart and soul. Rich fabrics, historical photos and artwork of the era incorporate a level of richness and sophistication to the decor.
Upstairs, there are three large bedroom suites, each with its own generous bathroom. Cozy linens blend rich hues of florals and tweed to imbue the space with a classic “Ralph Lauren” feel. The state-of-the-art kitchen lacks no convenience—the perfect place to prepare an unforgettable meal and share a glass of wine.
Two sleeper sofas grace the library and two additional half-baths are located downstairs as well.
The grandeur of the lodge lends itself especially well to family celebrations, a special anniversary, or small reunion. Gather with family or friends—the tranquil, picturesque setting of Blisswood will find you wishing your stay would never end.
Photo credit to Wendy Weitzel, a great granddaughter to Chauncey Bliss and a great friend to me!
“The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched — they must be felt with the heart.”
The Blisswood Lodge was originally named Krude Kraft Lodge and it’s still proudly displayed above the lakeside entrance.