This park claims to be dog friendly and includes a dog beach. The dog beach is about 10 feet of mud entering a clearing to the lake. Park owners are unreasonable. If you have pets, be prepared to be tied to your campsite with them - meaning you could not canoe on the lake, go fishing or site seeing without you taking your pets along. This information is not disclosed on their web site! We left for 3 hours to go to town antiquing (using brochures the owner provided, knowing we had 2 labs with us). We returned to find a nasty note about dogs barking and leaving them unattended. When we approached the owners, they were very indignant and sited the "contract". We did not leave during "quiet time".(Of course children screaming doesn't seem to be a problem). Fellow campers (of which there were very few) told us (and provided names/addresses) that they did NOT hear the dogs barking until the owner was knocking on our RV. We cut our 4 day stay short (leaving after 1 nite - we went somewhere else) although the owners refused to refund any of the site fees (paid in advance at check-in). We have traveled up and down the east coast with our 5 yr. old labs and have never had any problems. Unless you are prepared for this campground's "rules" are, I'd find somewhere else to stay where you can enjoy your vacation. Note: They also have strict rules about kids (including those up to 14 years old cannot use the showers without an adult). Cable tv is not available, nor can you get any signal with a satellite dish or antenna. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is in a very wooded area with lots of shade. Roads are narrow. Sites are dirt/sandy (no grass) which was a little bit of a problem since it rained while we were there. Swimming area is nice. Showers/restrooms were fine. There is a large pavilion with a fireplace. The campground is located about 15 minutes from Lake George. It is quiet & low-key (not commercial like some closer to town). We plan to visit again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.