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Camping in Lake George

Adirondack Camping at Its Finest -- Ghost stories told around the campfire, roasting marshmallows, sleeping bags and glorious sunrises are all jpart of a the camping experience that awaits you at one of our numerous Adirondack campgrounds.

Camping is probably one of the most enjoyable and authentic ways to experience the Adirondacks. From rustic lean-tos, to island camping from your boat, to luxury RV parks with all the modern conveniences, the Lake George region offers some of the finest camping available.

Those who wish to sleep under the stars will be amazed by the variety of public and private Adirondack campgrounds available -- each uniquely designed to meet the demands of their patrons. Lake George is an RVer’s paradise. From pop-up campers to 45 foot private coaches, RV enthusiasts marvel at the accessibility and outstanding recreational  facilities of the areas RV parks. For those who don’t own RVs or a tent, but wish to experience camping, many facilities offer on-site RV rentals!

From rustic tent sites with lake and river frontage or full hook-up sites with cable TV, the Lake George - Adirondack area has it all. Whether you’re just passing through or making Lake George your vacation destination, you’ll find camping in Lake George a fulfilling experience that will exceed your expectations!

"In the evening, when the first stars began encroaching the indigo sky, I’d scrunch into my sleeping bag. It smelled of camp and musty storage. The cricket’s songs gave way to the distant drone of a small outboard motor. The waves lapping the shore subsided and all that was left between me and my dreams was my brother’s flashlight darting wildly around the tent. “Dad would you tell Doug to please turn off that light?” Morning arrived and before I knew it, the smell of bacon etched my senses, welcoming another day on the island."

            —Roger Kaye