Lake George
, New York, is home to a multitude of campsites, recreational activities and cultural events. Located between the cities Albany and Montreal, this tourist destination draws campers from Canada and all over the United States for its pristine waters and active social scene. You can find upscale dining, art events, boating, hiking and fishing. Learn more about what campsites to visit and where to go to have fun in Lake George.
Kid-Friendly Campsites
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park at Paradise Pines attracts families looking for kid-friendly amenities and family-oriented activities. Next to the heart of Adirondack Park, this park has cabins, RV sites and campsites. For those who forget their toothbrush they have a store filled with basic toiletries and food items. Kids can take part in craft classes, hay rides, paintball, basketball and river tubing. Family entertainment includes ice cream socials, scavenger hunts, bingo and an outdoor theatre. Riverview Campground is a short four-minute drive from Lake George. This family-owned campsite has over 100 camp and RV sites with river views. While your kids are having fun at their playground and miniature golf facilities, you can relax on the sandy beaches or take a dip in the pool (see Resources).
Secluded Campgrounds
Many people are drawn to Lake George for its breathtaking landscape and secluded atmosphere which offers a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Ausable Chasm Campground affords bikers with 10 miles of bike paths exclusively for campers. In addition, there are three miles of maintained walking paths that wander through the natural beauty of Lake George. Other activities include panning for gem stones, horseback riding and tubing. Choose from traditional campsites or relax in either cabins or a motel (see Resources). Daggett Lake Campsites enforces a strict policy of silence at night. This campsite is perfect for those who are tired of having their vacation marred by loud neighbors. Though silent at night, this campsite has many recreational entertainment options like fishing, biking and water-skiing.
Camping Near Lake George Village
King Phillips Campground provides campers with opportunities to experience the outdoors and take a trip into Lake George Village. As the closest campground to the village, trolley rides pick up campers and drop them off within the social hub of the area. You can participate in shopping, casual or upscale dining, art shows or theatrical productions. On the campground, there is boating, bike trails and fishing. Having a little bit of everything near you is great for family members who would rather take in some of the cultural events in town (see Resources).
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