Our Favorite Spitfire Lake Area Properties
Spitfire Lake is one of the most prestigious and private lakes in the St. Regis chain, known for its Great Camp heritage, crystal-clear waters, and timeless atmosphere. Connected by water to both Upper and Lower St. Regis, this smaller lake offers a peaceful, protected setting for refined waterfront living.
Explore our Spitfire Lake listings and find your place in a storied Adirondack tradition. With limited shoreline and exclusive access, homes here are among the most desirable in the region.
Make Spitfire Lake Your Home
Nearby Activities & Attractions
- Great Camp Topridge (Private) – A historic camp once owned by Marjorie Merriweather Post, visible from parts of the lake.
- Upper St. Regis Lake Access – Launch into the wider system from nearby camps or docks.
- White Pine Camp Tours – Public tours of a nearby presidential Great Camp.
- St. Regis Canoe Area – Just minutes away for multi-day paddling adventures.
- Black Pond Canoe Route – A quiet paddle through boreal habitat.
- Paul Smiths VIC – Trails, nature programs, and cross-country skiing in winter.
Spitfire Lake offers unmatched quiet and a strong sense of place. Its sheltered coves, dense forest, and classic camp architecture create a timeless, almost cinematic experience. Homes here are often passed down through generations, reflecting the value placed on privacy, beauty, and legacy.
Protected Waters and Connected Wilderness
Though the lake is small, its connectedness to the broader St. Regis system makes it feel expansive. Many properties are accessible by boat, and the lake’s lack of public access contributes to its exclusivity. It’s the perfect choice for buyers looking for privacy and permanence.
Rich in Heritage, Surrounded by Nature
From sailing to stillwater paddling, Spitfire Lake is built for peaceful recreation. The natural setting is unspoiled, and nearby trails, waterways, and camps offer countless ways to enjoy the outdoors year-round — whether you’re fishing in the summer or skiing in winter quiet.
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