Adirondack Camping Village
Located at the northern end of Lake George and Fort Ticonderoga, the Adirondack Camping Village offers all the basics for day campers, backpackers and RVers. In addition to its proximity to the lake, the campground is just a stone's throw from the historic Adirondack Mountain range and Adirondack State Park. Campers can spend the morning swimming and boating in the lake, and take in a late-afternoon hike through the lush Adirondack State Park. Campers should reserve camping sites in advance.
Adirondack Camping Village
43 Finkle Farm Road
P.O. Box 406, Lake George, NY 12845
(518) 668-5226
lakegeorge.com/Business344/Website
Lake George Escape
Lake George Escape is a home away from home for those disinclined to part with the comforts they left behind. The resort offers campsites for tents, hook-ups for RVs, and more typical lodging for those who prefer to witness the wilderness from the comfort of a four-walled structure. Campers and visitors can stay at the resort from May 15th through October 31st. Services include: WiFi access, a camp store, lockers, rest rooms and showers.
Lake George Escape Camping Resort
PO Box 431, East Schroon River Road
Lake George, NY 12845
(518) 623-3207
lakegeorgeescape.com/main.htm
Island Camping
For boaters, camping is available on the many islands in Lake George. Reservations should be made very early as these campsites fill up extraordinarily quickly. One of the popular attractions on Lake George is Log Bay where many boats moor to socialize, play games and party.
Lake George Island Camping
18 Boathouse Lane
Bolton Landing, NY 12814-0993
(518) 623-1200
dec.ny.gov/outdoor/24474.html
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