Your Gateway to Sleeping Under Adirondack Skies
Camping
Your Gateway to Sleeping Under Adirondack Skies
Camping
Your Gateway to Sleeping Under Adirondack Skies
Camping
Your Gateway to Sleeping Under Adirondack Skies
Camping
Get out there and live in it
Camping in the Adirondacks
There are so many joys in camping. The star-filled sky! The roaring fire! The roasted marshmallows! And the best part is, camping is a great way to extend a vacation budget and make the one-of-a-kind family memories that can only be made camping on a lake in the Adirondacks.
Island camping
Would you like your own island that can only be reached by boat? We can do that! Look for Saranac Lake Islands campsites on Lower and Middle Saranac for a camping trip unlike any other.
Would you like a site that also has showers, canoe rentals, and children’s activities? We can do that too! Visit the state-operated campgrounds which include nearby Fish Creek, Rollins Pond, Buck Pond, and Meadowbrook.
State and private campgrounds
Centering your adventure in the great outdoors doesn't have to be a challenge, and is a lot closer than you think! State campgrounds and sites are quite literally all over the Adirondacks, and a few get to call Saranac Lake home. These grounds are affordable, can accommodate any camper from RVs to tents, and offer a scenic backdrop to your next stay.
Private campgrounds are also plentiful around the region, with specialized amenities, lake access, and at some locations, a restaurant right on the property.
Just steps from adventure!
Outdoor recreation is a big part of an Adirondack camping experience. When you're here it's easy to find a place to swim, canoe, boat, hike, and bike. Not only does Saranac Lake offer the best camping in the Adirondacks, but there are also countless fun attractions nearby if you want to escape the wilderness for a bit. Whether you want to pack the camper for a weekend trip away with your family or reconnect with nature during a canoe camping trip, start by booking your campsite reservation in Saranac Lake today.