In the beginning.... owner Alex Levitch (then known as Alex Goodwin) explains to Inc. Magazine the reasons he and Linda decided to buy Adirondack Camp.

reprinted from Inc. THE MAGAZINE FOR GROWING COMPANIES
FEBRUARY 1981
By Jeffrey Tarter, INC. Associate Editor

"CAMP WAS SO MUCH FUN, I BOUGHT IT"

As a result, entrepreneur Alex Goodwin rediscovered basic human and financial values.

Tall, bearded, and sunburned, Alex Goodwin guides his 18-foot motorboat along the rock-bound eastern shore of New York's Lake George. Spray breaks across the varnished teak deck while Goodwin shows off the cabins of Adirondack Camp, half hidden along a pine-covered peninsula. As the boat comes round a small point, three Adirondack campers climb to the top of a small cliff, wave to Goodwin, then dive far out into the cool, deep lake.

This August afternoon, Goodwin, Adirondack's 36-year-old owner, is glowing with the satisfaction that comes from achieving an important goal. His first camp season is about to end, and Goodwin knows he has accomplished, in both financial and human terms, exactly what he set out to do.