This campground is at the top of our list. We have enjoyed going there for over thirty years. They have grown and made improvements every year. This is truly a quiet family campground. They offer just the right amount of activities for children without taking away from quality family time. The facilities are always clean and user friendly. The movies are family oriented. The only downside~the traffic noise is close to only some of the campsites and if you are in right section of this spacious campground you don't hear any traffic. The owners go out of their way to make your visit pleasant. They are a second generation owner-operated campground. We will continue to go there every year. Highly recommend this campground to anyone interested in a positive camping experience. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our first trip to Lake George and had no idea what was available in the area. This campground was not far from Lake George Village or the outlets. Our first night around the campfire, we realized we were next to the highway as we could hear the tractor trailers flying down the highway. The pool and wading pool were clean and the playground was enough to keep our young son happy. Our site was level but barely wide enough to use 1 slide and the awning. If Lake George RV Park was totally booked, I'd stay here but Adirondack Campground would not be my first choice. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Been camping in Lake George for the last twenty years, fifteen of them at the Adirondack Camping Village. It's very clean, most sites are wooded and spacious,bathrooms are very clean and kept that way,nice and quiet. It's close to everything, fun parks, shopping, you name it. Family owned and operated, really nice people, just to let you know how nice, I left a jack stand for my trailer at the site, forgot to pick it up, they mailed it back to me. Sites are clean, whenever someone checks out, they have a worker go and clean up and rake it over. Never had a bad experience there, we love it, that's why we go there every year for ten days at a time, wish I lived closer (I'm six hours away) we would be there a lot more. If Lake George is on your vacation plans, trust me, this is the campground for you! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice and quiet, just a few miles out of the village. Clean and friendly staff. Plenty of shade, the whole park in in the woods (except for the heated pool, playground and ball field). NOTE: They are expanding this year to include about 2 dozen 50amp sites with Cable TV (some pull thrus). This is my 2nd Memorial Day weekend in a row, and would definitly go back! Our Wildwood Travel Trailer 27' fit fine on site #5, which had 30amp and water (no sewer). Their full-hookups are scattered throughout the park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Big park with lots to do there and in the area. The tiki bar is nice, snack bar was handy when the kids were in the pool. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our second visit to this campground. Our first was in 2000. This place has everything. You could easily spend a week here and not be bored. But if you choose to leave the campground within 15 minutes drive there's amusement and water parks, white river rafting just about everything under the sun in the area. The only problem we see with this campground is it's gotten to big for the two pools it has. They need to expand on their pool Area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a well-maintained campground, with many amenities. However, it is extremely large and busy, and some of those amenities can get a bit overwhelmed (notably the pool, which was completely full while we were there). They were celebrating "Christmas in July" while we were there, and the kids enjoyed a free wagon ride around the campground while Christmas carols blasted from the speakers. As mentioned, the campground is very busy and seemed to be made up mostly of campers from "downstate" NY, enjoying the country. The campgrounds are actually in Warrensburg, NY, but are within an easy drive of Lake George. A fun side trip from here was visiting the Stone Bridges and Caves in Pottersville, about a 25 minute drive up the Northway. All in all, it is a nice campground, a little pricey, and not a place to go if you are looking for a lot of peace, quiet and solitude. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were in the 600 area sites which are big and wide but not near anything including a bathroom. We had to drive to get to a bathroom or shower. The bathrooms at the rear of the front office are the cleanest. The ones near us (and not really that close) were dirty and crowded. The pools are very small(one for small children and the other for everyone else) and quickly become over crowded. The reservations system is a joke as this place is part of a corporation and when you call the 800 # you are not speaking to anyone that actually is at the campground. You can make reservations directly through the campground if your resourceful and can find the local phone number. However apparently the local campground and the corporate reservation people don't communicate and one can't tell you any information about your reservation if you've made it through the other entity. The check in took a long time too as apparently they have only 1 or 2 employees that wait on customers while the remaining 10 employees are either on break or just plain ignore you. This place is just to over run with kids, golf carts, and RV trailers coming and going at all hours. Lake George RV Park is a much better run, cleaner and a quieter campground than this place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We went up here with friends. The place was great. 2 pools but they were on the small side and you were only allowed to have 35 people swimming at one time. The same went for the beach at the river. There are no life guards at either the pools or the river. There is a ton of stuff to do both for free or a small/reasonable fee. They have electric boat rentals along with canoe's and both 1 & 2 person kayaks. The wifi was spotty at our site but we were pretty far from the office. It did work great by the pool area though. The showers and bathroom were some of the cleanest and well designed we have seen. The biggest downfall I think is the $60 a night and you aren't by the lake. You are about 10-15 minutes away. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Let me start by saying this is a great park if you are traveling with kids. Allot of activities. The sites are a little tight but manageable. Campground is worth the money. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground was very pretty, fun, and close to Lake George center. The owners were extremely nice and professional. Bathrooms were clean as can be! Laundry facilities were great to. My husband and I stayed there for a week on a waterfront pond site. very nice campsite and big campground. two pools and a river beach, all very clean.. I give this place a 10+!!! I would will be coming back for years to come! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Took a long time to check in due to long line at registrations. Staff was pleasant. Interior roads good. Campground is like a city of Rv's. Site was gravel and level. But sites are close together with very little privacy, at least in the section we were in -- 600 #'s. It was a 10 minute walk to the bathroom/showers. The showers had a separate changing room that was muddy unless you showered after 8 pm. Any earlier and it was difficult to get dressed without getting the mud on your pants as you try to put them on. Road noise was constant. No ventilation so it was like a sauna getting dressed. Bingo was expensive and prizes were in store/cafe vouchers rather than money. Every evening at dinner time a tractor with blaring music comes through the campground pulling a "train car" of kids with parents. We found it very disruptive to our dinner and had people yelling at us "what are you eating?", What's for dinner?", "Got any extra?". Would most likely NOT stay here again, as I prefer wilderness compared to RV city and nature sounds compared to highway noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

While the campground was very well maintained, the campground was so packed that you couldn't even move without stepping on a child! The original site we had upon arrival was packed with the neighboring sites things (this didn't surprise me judging by the size of the sites) The site was too small for our pop up. We had no room for even a picnic table or to put or fire ring. We went to the front desk and requested a site change which they did for us right away. Our second site was a little bigger, But not great. There were a million kids here and if you were not a kid you were a 22 year old with a group of 15 partying it up all night. While some may enjoy this it is not my idea of a fun relaxing camping trip. I had a hard time sleeping because of the noise and no one enforces the quite time rules. I will not return to this campground. Too busy, too loud and too many children!!! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Nice very wood lots. Big Pines were nice but were dropping needles, sap, and pollen while we were there. Not the park's fault. Super nice owner who is strick with rules and is on premises active in park operation. Don't try to get in this park with a junk RV! WiFi is spotty (office area only) in that it drops out and you have to go into the office to reboot the router (once to twice a day). ITS guy can't seen to get it fixed. Large sites, very wide. Restrooms were absolutely spotless and well supplied. Book exchange. NO PETS in this park. Pool clean and nice but not heated. Rec. hall is great and well stocked with stuff for kids to do. Kid friendly park. Excellent maintained park. Take insect repellent this time of year! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stay here whenever we visit the Lake George area. Pros: The 50 amp sites are large and screened from the next site with trees and shrubs. I love the space of the 50 amp sites. Well stocked fishing ponds as well as river fishing is available. They have great activities. Cons: They allow large groups at the tent sites and these groups can get very rowdy. Note: This year over the Memorial Day weekend, the park did hand out notices stating that loud campers would be asked to leave ! The 2 pools are inadequate for the number of campsites and guests. When you make reservations, request 50 amp sites as far away from the tent areas as possible to avoid the congestion and noise. Also, the campground is in Warrensburg on the Schroon River not Lake George.(Wifi is an extra charge.) We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here twice this season. First visit had us in a site that was next to a swamp; unable to remain outside due to heavy mosquito infestation. Pool was too cloudy to safely use. We chalked it all up to fate and decided to try it again. On the morning of our second visit, front desk called my home at 10 am to say that they were "booked" and that our reservation was now cancelled. Trailer was loaded in the driveway, kids were excited, and now no campsite. Woman on phone said that she was sorry. I wouldn't accept "sorry", so she said that maybe something might open up. I drove up there anyway, received a site, and counted no less than 30 open sites. Bring lots of $, as everything is extra. There are better options in Lake George than this place. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park itself was nice but our stay was spoiled because we did not get the sites we reserved. Three months in advance, we reserved five sites (2 RV & 3 tent) and were promised and assured they would be "near" each other. One RV site was 1/4 mile from the nearest tent and the other was 100 yards in a different direction. Too far from the playground and activiy center for the kids to go alone. Neither RV site could get a WiFi signal. Our plea at the desk was answered with a curt "I can't do anything for you". What she meant is "I won't even try to help you". None of us will go back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

While it has lots to do, you'd better bring a pocket full of cash, because everything your kids will want to do costs extra; even the little river tube ride is $7 each. The pools were small for a campground this size, but the playground is nice. We didn't expect to have to pay for Wi-fi at a campground of this caliber (and cost), so that brings its mark down for us, and the river beach was disappointing too. The water was cold and the roped area was really small, so we only spent about 20 minutes there. Our site was up in the front, and it's like a big RV parking lot -- very close quarters, very crowded. But I think the thing that irked us the most was that this is a family campground, yet we had to pay extra for our son, who's 14. We won't go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice place to stay. Staff was great in all aspects. The campground was very clean and organized. The store was probably the best I have ever been in, they carried everything you would ever need on a trip. If your going to this area this campground should been your first call for reservations. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Largest, most amazing campground I have ever seen. Tons of stuff to do. Make sure to take advantage of the discounts for local attractions. Sites are not huge, but we had site 86 which backed up to the athletic field and gave us room to the rear of the trailer. They need more pool facilities and desperately need to re-do their mini-golf. The mini-golf is free, but in disrepair. Hopefully they will build a moderate course and keep the free part. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I have never encountered such a friendly staff!! Any questions or problems we had were handled with the most professional attitude. Everyone was so nice, from the guard at the gate, to the game room attendants, to the folks at the snack bar. We have never felt so welcome at a campground before. They were also very accommodating to a group of teens camping together. One employee even said to the group leader "I want to accommodate you as much as possible" and meant it. Ditto the earlier comments on the cleanliness of the rest rooms, laundry, pool, etc. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great campground. All staff that we encountered were "workampers", fellow RV'ers. They were all polite, friendly, and knew answers to our questions. And there are a lot of them... If you need help, there is a staff person nearby. The camp store is HUGE. Basically has everything you could need for camping/RVing, along with stuff you didn't know you needed. An extensive list of scheduled activities, especially for kids. A lot of activities are extra cost, but a lot is also free. Shuffleboard (maintained in excellent condition), tennis, basketball, mini-golf, ping pong, etc are free with equipment provided by the campground. Two pools, large one is heated, with a couple hours a day set aside as "adult only" swim times. Bathrooms / showers are CLEAN and FREE (no paying for shower!)! We highly recommend this campgound. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here over the Memorial Day holiday. Park was packed and all was quiet and orderly. We stayed in the newer section with large pull thrus. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We picked this park because of the high reviews on this site, and we were definitely not disappointed! It was an easy on and off the highway, with a friendly, breezy check-in. We easily found the area we were supposed to park in, but we had missed the street. Within minutes, a friendly gentleman on a golf cart scooted up to our trailer and showed us where we could turn around to easily access our site. In the purple section, where we had been assigned, the lots were flat and sandy as it was dry. Leveling was easy and within minutes we were hooked up and ready to unpack. Water pressure was good, with no sulfur smell from the line. Electric was steady. The site was large with brush/tall pine trees between each site. We easily opened our slide and opposing awning, and we still had room! The rest of the park was spotless. It was a pretty busy weekend because of the hot air balloon festival, but everything was clean. The pool was sparkling, and still open since it was heated. All amenities seemed to be in tip-top shape. The next time we go, which will probably be next spring, we'll probably stay in the blue section. It seemed to consist of smaller pull-thru sites with no break between sites, but more families with kids seemed to be concentrated here being that this section is next to all of the amenities. The purple section, although very peaceful and quiet, seemed to be older adults in fifth wheels and although our teen boy found a few kids to pal around with, we think he would have definitely found many more in the main area of the park. We didn't give this park a 10 for only one reason: the park is so close to the highway that we could hear highway noise 24 hours a day. The blue section will probably be noisier as it's even closer to the highway overpass with no trees in the space between to buffer the sounds; but the park was so nice, we're willing to live with this inconvenience. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

My wife and I, and our 2 kids, stayed here for a week in a pop-up camper in August 2005. I've camped for many, many years, and now with kids of my own, I found the campground to be one of the best to stay at. One of the best things to note is that the main bathrooms and showers were absolutely immaculate. Hats of to the cleaning crew. Many of the staff members are campers as well, so they know what a camper expects, and as a result, we found them to be very friendly. The camp store is top of the line with anything you want available at a reasonable price. Cafe Alfresco also had great food and drinks available if you didn't feel like making your own. The campground was well maintained, and the sites were adequate in size, without you feeling crowded in. There were many roomy sites on the river. Don't expect a lake on-site, as the other waterfront sites are on a pond, with no swimming. The actual "Lake George" lake is about a 15 minute ride, with a few places to go to para-sail or to rent a boat. Additionally, we had season passes for Six Flags, and they were valid for a day of fun at The Great Escape amusement park, which is also a quick ride away. On-site, there were plenty of activities for the kids, though at an additional cost, some a bit pricy; mining for gems/fossils ($), stuffed animal making ($), playground, 2 pools, game room ($), bingo ($), and pedal cars ($). We all really liked the pedal cars, but the half hour rental went too fast to even make a full loop around the campground, making a bit expensive. Swimming was mainly at the pool. The river was too low at the time we went. In all, a great campground and one we'll be sure to return to. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We love this campground. The people are nice the place is clean. Staff speak to the kids like they are people even when up to no good. We stayed a week and it was wonderful. My only complaint is everything costs an arm and a leg we spent approx $2000.00 for 5 people for a week of camping and entertainment. We went to six flags - which I don't recommend and the rodeo - which I do recommend! The rodeo cost less and we had more fun. Plenty of shopping down down for those who want to. If you must wash and dry clothes you may want to look elsewhere or you will spend a couple hours waiting for it to dry. Even with all of this known to us we would go back! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Lake George Escape Campground- A $210 deposit (half the total amount) was sent on Aug 5 to rent a 40' trailer which sleeps 8. Even though there were only two of us, we were checking out the facilities for a family reunion. That idea disappeared quickly as this was the most customer unfriendy place I have ever been in. After 4 hour trip we arrived at campground at 12:15. My husband pulled up in front. I went in to register. The man in line in front of me was told that the rental units were not ready till 2, so he could not stay. He said something to the registration clerk , and she gave him a car pass and told him to come back later for the key. When I got to the desk, she gave me the same speech. I asked if I could just leave the car and small kayak trailer in the lot by the registration building which was at least 4 acres big and contained 1 golf cart and nothing else. She told me absolutely not, first because there would be too many people parking there and then she said it was for insurance purposes. Another person behind the desk said we should go across to MacDonald's and have an ice cream and wait there for an hour and a half. At this point I went out to tell my husband but the guard at the gate had already let him past. We went to the very back of the very large empty lot, parked the car and then went to the restaurant in the park and spent fifteen dollars for lunch. At 1:30, my husband went in and was almost registered by the male clerk and the original clerk started yelling that she couldn't trust us to follow the rules and she wanted us out. When we asked to speak to the owner, she called security, wrote up a credit and threw us out. I would not leave until I talked to the owner, I told them to call him. Finally the security guard told us the owner wanted us off the property. We had no where else to go and were forced to come back home. After 8 hours of driving, my husband's back problem (the reason he is on disability)was aggravated and will probably need medical care. I can find no mention on their site of not coming before check-in time. Can you imagine a hotel not letting you park in their parking lot until you check in? Avoid this place at all costs. There are many other campgrounds on the Schroon River. We camped here in a Campground Cabins.

Very nice park with lots of available activities. Even included a free shuttle into Lake George. Improvements could be made on how to manage the extremely dusty conditions in some parts of the park. The dust was all over everything and impacted the cleanliness of the bathrooms and showers. The dust would track and quickly make the bathrooms ugly and the drying area of the showers very poor. Thought should be given to how to better manage all the dirt. The only other complaint was that the paper toweling (in light of the prior comments) needs better attention to keep a full supply. I have always tried to leave park rest rooms/showers in better condition than when I walked in--however, with all the dust and lack of paper towels, this is was very difficult. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campground has lots of stuff for children to do; but alot of activities cost extra. Some sites are very sandy. Excellent Store! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This campground is above average. Staff is very helpful and friendly. We stayed toward the very back where there are mostly pull-throughs. The sites seem a little wider there, but it does take some effort to get a long truck and RV around some of the corners and through some of the tight spaces. The most undesirable thing about staying here were the very thirsty mosquitoes! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was one of the most enjoyable campgrounds that we have been to. Very kid friendly with multiple organized activities all day long. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The bathroom/shower facilities were spotless. We stayed in the newer section in a back in site on a small loop. The newer section is mainly pull thru's with full hook-ups. The older section is very nice too and more rustic and spread out. The older section offers a combination of full hook-ups, electric and water, and dry tent sites. We definitely plan on going back again next year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a very nice campground. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Nice restaurant "Cafe Alfresco" in the middle of the park prices were fair and food was very good, service was also very good. Many activities miniature golf, canoeing, tubing on the river, pedal kart rentals and LOTS more to do. On 2 or 3 nights they have a DJ with line dancing lessons. Lots of fun. Showers and Bathrooms were the cleanest I've ever experienced. Very nice pool. . I would highly recommend this campground. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

The Staff is Excellent. Very friendly and courtous. We stayed at the beginning of the season (Mid-June) so we where able to pick our site, which was very spacious and easy to get into. They are opening a new section of the park (Where we stayed) and the sites are somewhat private and not close to each other, however, you are at a distance to any of the activities and general store etc. Very quiet. Security patrols seemed to be every 1 to 2 hours during the day and evening hours. Their brouchure is nice and reflects some of what you will actually see. We would visit this campground again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

OK not as nice as the web page! Expensive, Crouded sites. Very clean We camped here in a camper.

Nice campground but pricy. Some roads awfully hard to drive thru when park is full. We camped here in a camper.

We enjoyed our stay although we think they are over-priced even with the fall discount. There are no amenities for $47 a night if you stay during the week beginning in Oct. We had no trouble getting a spot without a reservation but we would bet this place is booming during the summer and weekends. It seems to cater to families. The park grounds are huge and attractive and we did like the way they have sectioned out the RV sites throughout the large area. Garbage pickup is provided at your site. Bathrooms were a little out of the way. We were surprised at the rate charge, and there was an additional cost for WIFI--with a two day commitment from the service provider. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Visited park in big rig with tow vehicle. We called ahead & was quoted $45 for a pull through site. Paid $47 when we arrived. Interior roads are paved and have many trees and shrubs that need to be trimmed. Many of the interior turns are too tight for a big rig. Sites are advertised as gravel, but are 90% sand. We were assigned a site in trees so needed to use cable. We were very disappointed that a resort at this price level had incomplete cable lineup. Resort is large & we had to drive to pool & laundry as shuttle only ran on weekends after summer. Indoor pool was great as outside pools were closed. Laundry was clean. Overall we felt park was overpriced for the available amenities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We made reservations for this park about three weeks prior to staying there. The campground is very clean and the facilities as well as the amenities are great. We did like the campground and my kids had fun, but the problem that we had was that we ended up with a campsite all the way in the back of the campground. It was also not terribly level. While this site was convenient to the playhouse and the pool facilities, it was a long way to the camp store and the entrance. There is a trolley that runs throughout the park to these places and the village, but we prefer to walk. It is a long walk if you just want a case of soda or food for the camper. They do have firewood delivery which is a nice amenity though. We did have a nice time but I would probably not stay here again and rather try one of the other campgrounds in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We arrived there and immediately liked the park. The roads were nicely paved and the park was very clean. Our site had a garbage can which I liked. You pull up, registration was easy and everyone was very nice. I arrived to my site and did not like it since it was 100% in the sun, there was no shade and it was a small site. The person at the front desk did state if I had any issues with the site to let him know. I went back and asked for another site that I liked and they ok'd it. The new site was close to a bathroom and a baseball field. It was quiet and had good distance away from our neighbors. The bathrooms were spotless, I could not believe how clean they were. This site was rather expensive and you had to pay for the wifi service where most other parks are free. There was just one thing I did not like, you cannot use your car to get to the ponds that have the little boats or fishing. You have to use a bicycle and it was a rather long walk from where we were. I wish I knew that beforehand and would have taken the bikes. Overall the park is very nice but things are far apart for my taste. I don't like to have to drive to get to the amenities inside the park, a nice walk is ok but most things were too far for a walk, especially when carrying things with you. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I invite all campground owners to stay at the best and rated in the top 100 in the country and try to make their campground half as nice.I have been coming for years and was the very first place I ever camped.The place is immaculate and enjoyable even in foul weather.Park personel are all friendly,entertainment enjoyable and I could go on and on or you can scroll down and read all the other reviews.I can safely say the people that gave this a bad review cannot be pleased. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground was more than an 8-hour drive for us and we stayed for seven nights. We had a wonderful site! There was some road noise, but really not too noticeable. Our only complaint about our site was that the cable did not work. When we asked them to check it, they brought a little portable TV that barely had a visible screen and said the picture was fine. We finally got our satellite to work after the third day. We met family there and asked to be put close together and they said they couldn't because the campground was full, even though they don't assign the sites until arrival. My brother-in-law and his family were assigned a site no where close to us and after much discussion he finally got his site moved. It was disappointing that we had to make such a big deal about a simple request, especially since there were several sites close to us that remained empty our entire stay. The campground is by far the most well maintained I have seen. All of the roads are paved and grounds are manicured nicely. We enjoyed fishing in the pond and even caught a few fish! We thoroughly enjoyed the nightly entertainment. However, the campground itself is located in the mountains and as such has many hills, many of which are not conducive to bike riding particularly by children. The front entrance is busy and can be difficult to pass in front of all of the traffic. There is a charming trolley that provides transportation, but due to traffic it is rarely on schedule. The traffic on the main road was so bad that at times we questioned whether we really want to venture out. Overall we really enjoyed our stay at the campground. It really is a beautiful campground and location. It is evident the owners take pride in the presentation. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We love this campground. Staff is very helpful and also polite. All we needed was at the campground, fishing, swimming, games, hiking biking, etc. There was also transportation throughout this huge campground. For the money I give this two thumbs up. We travel in a travel trailer. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were so excited about this park, but were disappointed. They had WIFI, but it was $15 for the weekend. They have two pools. One was driving distance from our site down a huge hill and the other was right near the road at the entrance to the park. It was chaotic trying to bike to the pool near the entrance and maneuver around incoming RV's. Although the roads were beautifully paved, they were very hilly and extremely difficult for the little ones to bike. There were NO activities, except an evening movie. They depend on visitors spending their day in Lake George so offer nothing to do at the campground. The site we had was totally unlevel and we had to continually re-adjust to maintain some sort of levelness in the camper. On a positive note, we were in a beautifully wooded site and the campground itself was very neat, clean and well maintained. The store was well stocked and the office was beautiful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I stayed for 5 days and it was great. I was in spot 419 with a 36' motorhome. It was a large pull-through site. Yes, there is some road noise. I didn't even notice it after a short time. I will be back again next year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the nicest parks we have visited in our RV experiences. The park is well planned, maticuously kept and very large. There are ponds for fishing, paddle boats, 2 outdoor pools, 1 indoor pool, 2 arcades, snack bar, adult lounge, movie theater and even a playhouse. While the activities were more limited on this stay, we had plenty to do! The sites are fairly large, nicely landscaped, and many pull-throughs. The store is well stocked and the staff very helpful. We will be back! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Best family-oriented park we've stayed in. Free shows every night (jugglers, musicians, sword swallowers), free movies, bingo, free trolley to the nearby outlets, discounted tickets available to the municipal trolley for $1.50 round-trip (trolley runs continuously between Glen Falls and the southern tip of Lake George). Park is huge, bring your bikes. Lots of hills and biking trails, including one directly to Lake George, which is about 3 miles away. Sites are gravel, some have grass but ours did not. Ask questions about your location carefully before you choose -- one of the loops is called "the pit" because it's at the bottom of a steep hill and not close to anything. There are two main "ends" to the campground -- the east side has a beautifully stocked store, office, guest services, laundry facilities, screened pavilion where they play bingo, movie theater, and a so-so-arcade. The west side is newer and has the indoor heated pool, adults-only pool, showers, a second movie theater, an ice cream/sandwich restaurant, and a really good arcade. If you stay out there, you'll want to be close to one of the trolley stops -- it's about a three-quarter, uphill hike to the store or office. Their guest services representative will help you pick activities such as white water rafting, and they sell discounted tickets to several nearby attractions, including the Great Escape Six Flags Amusement Park. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. There are tons of nearby restaurants and a grocery store about 3 miles down the road. If you want to really go anywhere, though, you'll need a car. Most activities such as tubing, white water rafting, and tourist attractions are not accessible by trolley. The exceptions are Great Escape and of course the infamous outlets. This park also has one of the best websites I've ever seen, we knew exactly what we wanted and what was available. We camped here in a 32-foot class A motorhome. Lots of pull-through sites were available. Sites are not that big but they're big enough and there are bushes planted between each. A number of sites had at least two vehicles parked on them, however, so be prepared to have a not-so-lovely view of somebody's sedan as you relax beneath your awning. I believe there is a one-vehicle-per-site rule, but it did not seem to be very well enforced. They do charge a $7 per night fee for each child, and with all the extra tacked on expect to pay about $80 a night. We stayed here for a week in August. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very well organized and beautiful (though expensive) campground. Lots of activities and miles of trials for biking/hiking. Mostly level sites, seemed like plenty of room at most sites. The staff was efficient and professional enough, yet somewhat "distant". We will return here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

If it was a little less expensive per night, I'd give the rating a "10". But it is expensive and there's no denying it. The place is very clean with 2 pools (1 indoors), nightly movie and live entertainment and lots of things to keep one occupied. Trolley service to town. Most of the sites are pull though although some on the lower level are back in. It is a very nice but expensive place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

What a great place! Campsites are large and everything here is very clean and well-run. Entertainment most nights is very good, kids loved it. All paved roads. The main section is most centrally located to store and exit. The two other sections involve very large hills that would be difficult for most to bike up or for some even walk! On the other hand there is very little traffic in those sections of the park so people with very young children that don't go out and about on their own may prefer those areas. The staff was friendly, but quite young and steered us wrong a couple of times on directions and restaurants, but they were nice. The only other thing I felt was missing was some type of daily craft or actvitity during the day. Most people are out hiking or biking, but some of us aren't and my kids would've enjoyed that, but other than those few issues the place was fantastic. One of my top two! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Thruout the Night,all you hear are 18 wheelers zoom past your site,it will seriously drive you nuts!..Here you are in the beautiful mountains,2 miles from the lake and its the noisest campground I have ever had the displeasure of staying at!.Its located on Rt 149,a BUSY/REAL BUST Route to Vermont!..There are dozens of other camps in Lake George and thruout the region..When I asked the manager for a little help and possibly move me or refund me my money back,he told me and I quote " Its right on our website,NO REFUNDS"..I asked him,why isn't their a mention of their location and being on a truck route,a route that is insanely busy & loud 24/7 on that same website! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground, but priced way to high! Lots of people busy place. Site are ok, they put us in a parking lot near the indoor pool, it was ok. The campground just up the street is much less money, and just as nice, Ledgeview Village RV Park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park but a bit over priced. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Outstanding family campground. You get a lot of bang for the buck at this place. These people really know how to run an RV park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This CG is amazing! We stayed there over the 4th of July holiday. We were in site J in the paved section with a 36' MH. This place is very clean. The staff are always cutting, blowing, and weed whacking the CG. Speaking of the staff, they are extremely friendly. I'm trying very hard to think of something negative and it just isn't happening! I can't wait till October 1 so I can book a couple of visits next year. Go ahead and call them you won't be disappointed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lake George RV park is very well maintained. The attendants are very friendly and helpful. We were amazed at how clean this park was kept. Maintenance staff emptied trash, mowed, and trimmed grass daily around sites. The swimming facilities, playground, and other recreational areas were kept clean. Some of the sites are very close to one another. We had a wonderful time at this park and will be going back in the future. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.