The best cabin rentals in Adirondack State Park, NY
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The Adirondacks lounge across a million acres only a 4-hour drive from NYC.
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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Adirondack State Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Adirondack State Park
Mt Baker Tiny Cabin
1. Mt Baker Tiny Cabin
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(120)
19mi from Adirondack State Park · 2 sites
This off-the-grid tiny house is nestled on a 23 acre parcel at the end of a quarter-mile dirt road. The property itself is secluded but is less than 2 miles from the heart of Saranac Lake's downtown. This property is bordered by the Saranac River, the backside of Baker Mountain and State Forest. The only other building on the property is our timberframe which we may or may not be at during the time of your visit. The property does have private trails up to the cliffs on the backside of Baker mtn however, the Saranac River is down a steep embankment so it does not make for a good place to launch a boat (several public boat launches nearby).
The Mt Baker tiny house is a great basecamp for hiking the Saranac Lake 6-ers, paddling/boating along the Saranac Chain of lakes or Saranac River, Mountain Biking at Dewey, Pisgah or other nearby BETA trails.
IMPORTANT DETAILS:
This tiny cabin is completely off the grid: no electricity, heat or cooling.
Queen sized bed - we provide the linens.
The driveway is narrow - so nothing in tow.
Drinking water is provided via jug and dispenser.
There is a brand new outhouse (no flushable toilet)
We have a designated spot for campfires (smores are a must)
There is an older propane grill outside for guest use
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Blackfly Camp and Cabin
2. Blackfly Camp and Cabin
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(37)
26mi from Adirondack State Park · 3 sites · RVs, Lodging
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Mountaineer Family Camp @Massawepie
3. Mountaineer Family Camp @Massawepie
98%
(95)
26mi from Adirondack State Park · 18 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Located on a 3,769 acre property with a private, mile-long lake, miles of hiking trails, and endless opportunity for outdoor adventure—Camp Mountaineer is one of the Adirondack’s best-kept secrets. Located at the historic Massawepie Scout Camps in Piercefield, NY, Mountaineer can serve as your vacation spot, home away from home, or gateway to Adirondack exploration.
Camp Mountaineer is located at Massawepie Scout Camps, 65 Massawepie Road in Piercefield, NY - just west of Tupper Lake. The campground features a variety of camping options to suit your group’s needs—cabins, RV sites, tent sites, and group campsites are all available. Various amenities are provided to make your stay even more enjoyable. Situated in the North Central Adirondacks, Camp Mountaineer provides an opportunity for great on-site outdoor recreation as well as a jumping off point to adventures throughout the Adirondack Park. The facilities and services available at Camp Mountaineer make this a great choice for your family or groups’ adventure.
Camp Mountaineer is owned and operated by the Greater Finger Lakes Council, Scouting America headquartered in Rochester, NY. First opened as a Scout camp in 1953, Mountaineer now serves as a campground equipped to suit your group’s needs. Any group can make a reservation.
Our 2026 Rental Season runs July 2 -August 7
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Karley's Cabin
4. Karley's Cabin
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(14)
27mi from Adirondack State Park · 1 site
Private Cabin in the woods with stove, refrigerator, sink, drinking water, shower, electricity, heat, and lights. Master bedroom has a double bed. Snuggle up in front of the Vermont Castings wood stove. Take the canoe for a paddle through Jones Pond or Rainbow Lake, or put it on your car and travel further using the provided car-top system. Visit nearby Paul Smith's VIC Center and explore miles of trails. Visit nearby Saranac Lake and check out the shops downtown. Stop by the world-famous Donnelly's ice cream to taste's the soft serve flavor of the day. Bike the Adirondack Rail Trail for a scenic, paved experience or several mountain biking networks like Dewey Mountain, Mt. Pisgah, and Fowler's Crossing for challenging rides. We don't hire cleaners. You're it. Be sure to leave it better than you found it and remove all garbage.
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Adirondack Rustic Retreat
5. Adirondack Rustic Retreat
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29mi from Adirondack State Park · 2 sites
As far as we know, this land has been occupied since shortly after the civil war. It is actually two farms, combined into one around 1900. The main farmhouse was built out of the logs they cleared in 1879, and there are old foundations of the other original farm houses/barns as well. All over the property (now woods) there are piles of stones that the original inhabitants pulled from the fields. The second farm house was built in 1901. Most of the total 240 acres were cleared pasture land at that time. During the twenties and thirties the property was owned by an industrious couple from the City that lovingly turned it into more of a "rustic retreat"; damming a pond, planting ornamentals and upgrading the buildings. There have been many owners over the years, but we are proud to say it has been with us the longest. Our family bought it in 1961 and we have been trying to be good stewards ever since. Come and visit our little patch of wilderness!
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Adirondack Adventure Base
6. Adirondack Adventure Base
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32mi from Adirondack State Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Overlook Lean-To, Treehouse, primitive campsites, and so much more! This is glamping at its finest. Our property was originally used as a seasonal hunting/fishing camp in the 1920's. Sheila and Bob bought it in the early 80s and have turned it into an amazing compound built for their family. They blinked their eyes and their children are gone, so this beautiful 50 acre diverse property and its private trail system are meant to be shared.
Nestled in a mature, private pine forest, this well cared for property boasts abundant wildlife and a network of walking, skiing and mountain biking trails which take you past wetlands, cliffs and a variety of forest types. They have all kinds of lodging options from a beautiful vacation cabin they rent, to an Adk lean-to, to a Treehouse, and primitive campsites. You'll find a little bit for everyone at Adirondack Adventure Base.
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Birch's Lakeside Campground/Marina
7. Birch's Lakeside Campground/Marina
96%
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34mi from Adirondack State Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Located on the shores of the 3rd largest lake in the Adirondack Park you will find Birch's Lakeside General Store, Campground and Marina. Nightly and Seasonal RV/Tent Campsites, bring your boat and park at the marina to access the lake, hike the Cranberry 50 or Bear Mountain, excellent fishing, stargaze, Children/Dog Friendly. Combined 28 RV/Tent sites available, 40 Marina Slips.
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Brookview Cabin
8. Brookview Cabin
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(92)
35mi from Adirondack State Park · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging
Off grid 10X14 cabin queen bed, solar power battery for charging small devices , coffee pot, toaster, grill with side burner for cooking, outside sink, hot outdoor shower, outhouse, fire pit, picnic table, no smoking, space heater for those cool nights, access to Mountain Brook, close to Adk Peaks . hiking ,biking ,ferry to VT 10 mi info, call or txt 5189353618.
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ADK Saddle Hill
9. ADK Saddle Hill
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36mi from Adirondack State Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This was a very old dairy farm owned by the Duntley Family. Old farming equipment dispersed throughout the property. An old foundation from a sugaring house. Beautiful old rock walls. Deer and wildlife galore.
Pitch your tent or bring your camper to our 150-acre working farm oasis. Beautiful views of the Adirondack Mountains. Easy drive to great hiking spots. Easy access in Essex for the ferry to Vermont. Lake Placid, high peaks 30 minutes. Or just relax at your campsite with a fire.
There is a water spigot to the left of the big brown metal building with easy access with the driveway in front of the building.
Each site has its own outhouse, picnic table, two Adirondack chairs, fire ring with a cooking grate.
Snow mobile access during winter months.
Please use hashtag #saddlehill
Happy Camping!
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Camp TedRock Adirondack Retreat
10. Camp TedRock Adirondack Retreat
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(38)
39mi from Adirondack State Park · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
NOTE: BE SURE TO HAVE A MAP OR DIRECTIONS. OUR REMOTE LOCATION IS NOT SHOWN ON ALL MAPPING APPS! HIPCAMP WILL NOT REFUND IF YOU CAN'T FIND US!
Camp TedRock Adirondack Forest Retreat provides private and secluded off grid campsites and structures on 5 forested acres within the Blue Line of The Adirondack State Park in Thurman New York. Just minutes from I-87 and the Lake George Region, our A Frame site offers a 120 square foot authentic A-Frame cabin with an open Adirondack Lean-to approach. This 1-4 person A frame comes with 2 to 4 sleeping cots, A hammock is available with hanging space inside or out and plenty of space to pitch a tent all around. Down by the runoff stream (sometimes there is no runoff!) you'll find a fire ring with a cooking grill and outdoor seating. Inside the A frame you're provided a lantern, gas cook stove, kitchen ware, and small table and chairs. 7 gallons of potable water is provided. Adirondack outhouse with an ecological waste removing system. This 5-acre quiet paradise is surrounded by on site walking trails where the only sounds are the owls and an occasional airplane. Camp TedRock is close to many popular Adirondack adventures including nearby Crane Mountain, spectacular Garnet Lake, Lake George, the Hudson River and many more. Top quality kayak packages are available upon request at an additional charge. The popular Lake George and Adirondack High Peak Regions await your exploration and provide endless adventures, all just minutes from your camp. Cancelation Policy: If you cancel at least 14 days before your check in day and time, you’ll receive a full refund (minus Hipcamp fees). If you cancel within 14 days before check in, there will be no refund.
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Camp Way Wild
11. Camp Way Wild
100%
(21)
40mi from Adirondack State Park · 1 site
Welcome to Camp Way Wild.
A private camp for those looking for forested seclusion and serenity, nestled at the gates of the Adirondacks. Camp Way Wild offers our Lean To with a view and no cabins. The lean to is a 10' by 14' lean-to large enough to accommodate up to a family of five within its sturdy frame.
Just a short walk away is the newly finished bathroom, featuring a flush toilet, hot shower, and sink. We also have a rustic, traditional outhouse available for use.
Situated around the property are 200 year old barns, a personal firepit, as well as a large grassy lawn great for games and activities.
Local attractions nearby the property include local area trails state land Lake Champlain boat launch. Kayaking on the Bouquet river. Local farm market bakery and train station close by. Shop locally at Amish farm stands, organic farms. Enjoy near by dining on Lake Champlain. Boats kayaks available at local marina. Watch a beautiful sunset from Lean to and listen to the owls and the coyotes
70 acres of diverse topography and ecosystems. I joined by 50 acres of wildlife sanctuary. Rivers lake Champlain many wonderful hikes within walking distance. Westport state boat launch a mile away. View of High Peaks from 10 x 14’ lean to SUV accessible. Privy available. Wildlife abounds.
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Sterling Pond
12. Sterling Pond
99%
(79)
43mi from Adirondack State Park · 1 site
The camp was first built in 1905 by Dr. Goldsmith and family. The doctor and his family used the camp for summer vacations. During the winter the camp was rented out as winter hotel for loggers. Ice was harvested from the pond and stored in what is now one of the cabins.
When our family bought the place, the hotel was falling down and the buildings were in disrepair. Geoffrey, the family caretaker, has spent the last few years cleaning up the site. All that remains now of the hotel is the chimney while the ice house has become a cabin and has been improved and ready for visitors. We have a double futon, small wood stove and gas burners for a cozy indoor experience.
With 840 ft of pond frontage and 4.4 acres you can pitch a tent on the banks of the pond, up in the woods, or stay in the small cabin all are included in the cost of booking!
Swimming and boating in the pond is obligatory. Year round fishing has long been a tradition.
The spring fed pond is home to large and small mouth bass, northern pike, crappy, and blue gills. There are a number of ponds and state lands nearby. Accommodations include two outhouses and two docks so no waiting. There is a canoe and rowboat available and life jackets. The camp is car accessible Mid-May to the end of September.
There are summer cottages across the pond but not much happening on our side. Cedar Lodge, the nearest bar/restaurant, is about 5 minutes away and very popular all year round. The closest gas station and convenience store is about 20 minutes in the village of Parishville.
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Ellea Pine Camps
13. Ellea Pine Camps
100%
(12)
43mi from Adirondack State Park · 3 sites
Welcome to Ellea Pine Camps, a 240+ acre off-grid glamping retreat located inside the Adirondack park. We offer an immersive off-grid cabin experience with added comfort where it counts: solar power, heaters, luxury bedding, private heated outhouse, hot shower, outdoor cooking station with gas grill, & more. 40+ miles of breathtaking mountain views and mesmerizing night time skies. We offer miles of trails to explore with exclusive back country access to over 157k acres of forever wild forest.
Malone: 15 mins
Paul Smiths VIC Center: 20 mins
Saranac Lake: 35 mins
Lake Placid: 50 mins
Tupper Lake: 55 mins
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C.Valley Alpaca and Beef Ranch
14. C.Valley Alpaca and Beef Ranch
97%
(18)
43mi from Adirondack State Park · 1 site
Champlain Valley Alpacas and Beef is a family farm owned and operated by the Foshay family since 1998.
Our girls, Gracie and Olivia are grown now.
Gracie is married to Jaron
and they live
in Glendale,AZ
. Olivia and her husband Guthrie own and operate American Window Cleaning II.
Our herd of alpacas once was shown successfully
in the Eastern States, now mostly range on the farm, having sweet cria (babies), growing magnificent fiber and effortlessly entertaining throngs of wedding guests! Our beef herd, comprised of Black and Red Angus, Hereford and Belted Galways has fluxuated as the market and hay supplies demand. We have a vineyard of Marquette grapes that are so delicious, that we have to race the birds for them in the fall. Our land is quiet, off the beaten path, and brimming with beautiful views of mountains, hills, valleys with winding creeks.
This property has seen years of agriculture as a sheep farm, dairy farm and a fence company.
We are happy to share this
land and
our gentle creatures with you.
Learn more about this land:
We are a working Alpaca and Beef farm in Central Vermont. Our cottage is available in the spring, summer and fall to Airbnb guests. Recently we have added the winter season for the adventurous Clamping crowd. The cottage is very private, with alpacas nearby. Hiking, xc-skiing (bring your own) and The Vast (Snowmobile)trails are also nearby. We have amazing western views of the Adirondack mountains, and are 20 minutes from Middlebury, Vergennes; 1 hour from Burlington and Rutland and 45min from Middlebury Snowbowl Ski Area.
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Rustic Gem
15. Rustic Gem
100%
(5)
21mi from Adirondack State Park · 1 site
Come stay in our 1880s vintage summer cottage, built as a studio by a Keene Valley artist on a secluded and elevated spot in the center of the Adirondacks' High Peaks. It has a gorgeous view of Giant, Hopkins and Spread Eagle mountains. The summer cottage overlooks a cliff and is a few hundred yards from the nearest house, a classic Adirondack camp that shares its driveway but can't be seen. Even so, it is within walking distance of the village of Keene Valley,. Hikers love it because it's a 25-minute walk to The Garden, one of the largest and most popular trailheads in the Adirondacks that has very little parking.
The cottage has a huge covered porch (not screened) that looks out on the mountains and functions as an outdoor dining room with a view. The accommodations are rustic but comfortable: a bedroom with a double bed; a kitchen with a stove, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, and coffee maker; washer/dryer; a bathroom with a shower/bath; and a large sitting room with a stone fireplace and a futon that sleeps two. There is a one-room cabin nearby (also available for rent) with a screened porch that is perfect for sleeping in the summer.
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Spacious Skies Adirondack Peaks
16. Spacious Skies Adirondack Peaks
88%
(51)
24mi from Adirondack State Park · 116 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Spacious Skies Adirondack Peaks combines the sweet nostalgia of classic campground fun with modern amenities and conveniences.
As you roll your RV or family vehicle onto the grounds, you’ll take in your forested surroundings, a myriad of family-friendly activities, and a peek of the Schroon River that leads down to Schroon Lake.
Pull in to your full hook-up site, deluxe cabin, or cozy yurt to begin your outdoor adventure! Our family-friendly amenities abound! Two swimming pools and waterslide; gaga ball; multiple playgrounds; gem mining; mini golf; a play house; pedal bike rentals; a spacious rec hall stocked with arts and crafts and arcade games; lazy river tubing; a riverside beach area and more – young campers will have endless options to choose from at Spacious Skies Adirondack Peaks.
A fully-stocked camp store, large laundry facility, and parkwide WiFi bring some creature comforts to your camp site.
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The Adirondack Shangri-La
17. The Adirondack Shangri-La
100%
(4)
26mi from Adirondack State Park · 1 site
Enjoy your privacy in this quiet forest setting while sitting around a campfire, taking a sauna in the winter, or washing in a summer rain barrel shower. Cook your meals in your cabin kitchen or the BBQ & picnic table. Utilize a "clean" out house and hang out on your porch in an Adirondack chair.
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SunderLand Cottages on Paradox Lake
18. SunderLand Cottages on Paradox Lake
28mi from Adirondack State Park · 2 sites
5 Cottages on Paradox Lake, nestled on wooded grounds in a quiet cove, are an ideal place for families or friends to enjoy a vacation together. Large screened porches and decks, as well as a small play field and private sandy beach, are perfect for groups. Superb swimming, hiking, cycling, fishing, boating, and relaxing. Kayaks, canoes, and rowboats are provided at no charge. All kitchens are fully equipped, and there are many dining choices in Schoon Lake and Ticonderoga. The lake, with its islands, quiet coves, and river-like inlet, offers many intriguing places to explore. Family-owned since 1950, family-oriented. The gradually sloping sand beach is safe and delightful for children. You may choose to have a campfire near the beach; SunderLand promotes an informal, friendly atmosphere. Sunderland family members are on site to answer questions and make sure you are comfortable. We are near historic Ticonderoga, charming Schroon Lake, the Adirondack High Peaks area, Lake George, Lake Champlain, Middlebury, and Burlington, VT. The possibilities to visit Adirondack sites of interest are endless: river tubing on the Hudson River; visiting the Fort in Ticonderoga; seeing Olympic Village in Lake Placid, climbing any number of High Peaks, shopping or taking a sight-seeing cruise on Lake George, going horseback riding within 15 miles, dining, square dancing, shopping, or enjoying a craft brewery in Schroon Lake. Or have a relaxed time right at SunderLand sitting on a deck or porch, watching the loons or other birds, listening to the wind in the pines, reading a book, or taking an afternoon nap.
We are open from mid-June until late September.
We do not allow motorized watercraft.
We allow pet dogs in Edgewood only.
We are an inclusive family business where all people are welcome.
Watch for the listing of our other 4 cottages soon!
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Nouvelle France 1755
19. Nouvelle France 1755
36mi from Adirondack State Park · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Please do not book until you have contacted me via phone or email, I am having issues with there message center.
As an Historian ; my passion for the French and Indian war (1760), I though of having a theme for my land in the Adirondack, after all this place use to be French in 1760.
Cabin is also available (primitive) please contact me for more info
Available for a night sleep, long Terms, etc...
Motorhome, travel trailer, tent, or simply sleeping in your car.
Water fall, cascade, 8 streams, lake, Black Brook river, mature pine trees, trails, the property is a beautiful place to relax, going for a walk, hike, mountain biking or simply fishing.
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Camp Adirondack
20. Camp Adirondack
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38mi from Adirondack State Park · 1 site
The perfect Adirondack getaway. This cabin is nestled in the forest only footsteps away from the shores of historic Big Moose Lake. The property is 10 acres - 4 on the shoreline of the lake and 6 in the forest across the street.
The cabin is walking distance to the lake and two area restaurants and taverns. Big Moose Lake is 4 miles long and a mile wide at it's widest point. Enjoy canoeing, kayaking, hiking, water-skiing, and swimming in the warmer months, or snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing in the winter. There are trout and bass in the lake if fishing is something you'd like to do.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Patrick
1 week ago
3 nights at Karley's Cabin
Great find! We loved this enchanted cozy little cabin. The quiet setting and the accommodations were perfect for us. The rain barrel water was fun and we learned how much we could do with minimal water. A great learning lesson. The wood stove was wonderful and we had a great time on Jones Pond with the canoe. Overall, a great find!
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Melissa
1 week ago
2 nights at Ellea Pine Camps
Peacefulness enveloping from all directions - a wide expanse of forested valley hugged by cascading mountains reaching into the horizon - quiet that penetrates into the mind - countless stars and the Milky Way captivating in the dark - and steam rising above warm hot tub water within the chill of night ... Sanctuary! Luis - a warm hearted, gifted and attentive host - Gratitude.
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Michael
1 week ago
6 nights at Karley's Cabin
Great trip and location. Everything was as described, would definitely stay here again. Top notch responses from the owners.
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Tony
1 week ago
John
2 weeks ago
With pets
Very quiet other than the beaver in the pond at night, or maybe it was sasquatch throwing rocks lol
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Phoebe
September 2026
Ana
September 2026
Erik
September 2026
Weekend Trip to Sterling Pond
Tedra is so welcoming and the property is a gem! A truly unique stay and so peaceful!
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Daniel
September 2026
2 nights at Camp TedRock Adirondack Retreat
Ted's place rocks! Great location for access to the Adirondacks with a comfortable quiet camp built with care. Ted makes getting immersed in the outdoors easy for all levels of experience.
See moreTaylor
August 2026
Weekend Trip to Karley's Cabin
Karley's Cabin was such a beautiful cabin! As the instructions will say, you will need to bring your own sheets, towels, and pillow covers; however, the views totally make up for it! It had all the basic amenities (coffee pot, microwave, toaster oven, regular oven, personal space heaters, pots and pans) that you could need! There are a few card games, and books to read there. There is also a wood stove for nights where it's extra chilly! When we were there, there was some wood ready for use, but there's also a bunch of firewood stands along the roads. The hardest part was finding the driveway! It's going to take you all the way down the road- don't listen! It's the first right and it's uphill. Glad we used to truck to get up there, but I'm sure a SUV would be nice! Overall, would recommend this cabin to those who need a nice, intimate get away!
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grit
August 2026
2 nights at Adirondack Adventure Base
View was beautiful, a herd of deer came in the second night we were there and also there was some coyote song that was just beautiful in the distance. one of my favorite sounds of the night.
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Pamela
August 2026
2 nights at Mt Baker Tiny Cabin
The rain fell hard but I felt safe and cozy inside. Just a great little cabin.
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heidi
August 2026
With pets
The photos do not do this place justice. Rustic perfection! So peaceful. Rebooking immediately.
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Lisa
August 2026
2 nights at Mt Baker Tiny Cabin
So so peaceful. Did not want to leave. Slept so well. Thank you for an amazing and healing break from the chaos of life!
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Andy
August 2026
5 nights at Mt Baker Tiny Cabin
It was a cute place to stay with a comfy bed. And close to town and great kayaking
Very relaxing
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Elyse
August 2026
Weekend Trip to Brookview Cabin
Ted and the cabin were great! Everything was clean and exactly as pictured. The cabin was set up with everything I needed, right down to a fire ready to be lit, a jug of water, coffee setup, even salt and pepper shakers were provided. I would definitely stay here again!
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Kristina
August 2026
With kids
Our second year here. Caretaker met us again and he is a wealth of information about the property. Property is very well taken care of. This is one of our favorite places to camp!
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Heather
August 2026
5 nights at Camp TedRock Adirondack Retreat
Ted's A frame site was the perfect stay for us. We had the best time relaxing and recharging out in the woods there. Ted has done an outstanding job making his property inviting and comfortable while allowing you to be totally off grid and remote. The A-Frame was clean and spacious and right next to the hangout area of the campsite with an outhouse close by! The use of his all-terrain cart was invaluable to be able to take food back to the car at night, as there is a short walk on trails to the site. Next time we'll pack a "daily meal" cooler to make this easier for ourselves instead of hauling the main one back and forth!
When we arrived the site was prepped with our breakfast cooler add-on with fresh eggs, bacon, local syrup, and more! The firepit had a nice pre-built starter fire ready to light. Multiple lanterns in the cabin made our headlamps optional in the best way. We were the only ones there during the week and enjoyed the complete silence of the forest around us of his property. Despite that, we were still close enough to Lake George for a hike to the Pinnacle and anything we needed. Close by we were able to go kayaking on Garnet Lake (shout out to Ted for the recommendation!) and do some Loon watching.
Overall a wonderful stay and this will absolutely be a place we come back to in the future. Ted clearly cares about his guests experience and puts love and effort into these sites.
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August 2026
1 night at Brookview Cabin
This trip was a last minute change of plans and I'm so glad we came! Sweet little cabin with all the amenities you could need. There's a beautiful brook just down the hill with a path you can walk along and a bench to sit. Ted and Sue were great hosts...so friendly and helpful. Its in a great location. We really look forward to visiting again!
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Kathleen
August 2026
Weekend Trip to Camp TedRock Adirondack Retreat
Because Camp Tedrock will knock your socks clear off!!! It was absolutely incredible! Peaceful and quiet. Ted was one of the best people I’ve ever rented from. Quick with responses and had so many unexpected pluses to the site. We can’t wait to come back!
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96%
150 ratings · 33 reviews
I had a wonderful stay here! My campsite was clean and well maintained, and being right on the water made it such a peaceful place to relax. Potable water was conveniently close to my site, and the restrooms and dishwashing station were too. The other campers were so friendly and welcoming. The nearby town was quaint, charming, and had everything I needed. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it!
Great little spot with nice views and swimming
It was everything I was looking for~ safety, quiet, nature, access to hiking, excellent campsite
September 2020
Rogers Rock is one the best campgrounds on the North end of Lake George! Large campground with several amenities. Provides easy access to the lake and nice secluded sites nestled in the woods. Will definitely be back.
May 2020
We went camping here with our family for a week last summer and had the time of our lives! We loved it so much that we are going here for two weeks this summer and have already booked our two weeks for Summer 2021! The lake is perfect for swimming, fishing, and kayaking. The sites are large, well-spaced out, and shaded by hardwood trees. The bathrooms are recently renovated and the staff is incredibly freindly. You can rent canoes and rowboats from the campsite and there is plenty of available firewood available nearby. This campsite is well off the beaten path, which is part of its appeal. If you want a break from the hustle and bustle of life and want to enjoy the beauty of the Adirondacks, this it the place to do it!
July 2019
Lake George island camping can be very noisy and overcrowded. We just booked Site 1 on Nobles Island (near Hewletts Landing) and cut our vacation short as it was so awful (this was our 7th trip to ADK). This was originally a two site island, with sites 1 and 2 at opposite ends of the island. Now a third site, site N003, has been carved out at the site 1 end and given its old dock. Sites 1 and 3 have no privacy, a very noisy party set up their kitchen 40 ft from our tent and were up banging and talking loudly at 6 am. They also stopped us using “their” dock even though it was closest to us for water (site 1 now has to share site 2’s dock, which is a trek with heavy stuff). Rocks are slimy and dangerous for swimming off/fetching water from.
Recommends
· February 2019
Highly recommend rock climbing on Roger's Rock or Shelving Rock
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· February 2019
Be prepared to kayak or canoe to an amazing isolated camp location.
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· January 2019
My best friend and I camped at one of the remote sites, boating in with our gear and staying for two nights. It was late summer, quiet, and absolutely beautiful. We didn't see many others around the campgrounds, but occasionally spotted some other boats. Our site was up a rocky little cliff, set beneath tall pines overlooking the pond. Nearby trails wind around the pond (really large, more like a lake) and lead back to the boat basin. You can hear the water lapping and the loons calling at night this time of year. We can't wait to come back here and explore a little more, especially the High Peaks Wilderness (I was still nursing a strained knee during this trip--oops!).
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· November 2018
the "walk in" sites 7-11 are very private, come with a beautiful mountain stream, and don't involve too much actual walking.
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· October 2018
bring bugspray from May through late September
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· September 2018
My favorite. Most sites are boat in &/or walk in only. There's 3 sites on islands but really most sites here are great. There are private docks on many sites and all have water access. Compost toilet and outhouses only- theres drinkable water faucet near boat dock.. Some areas have cell phone service. Ranger staff was very helpful.
Afternoon winds kicked otherwise placid lake up a bit during our week there, so try to get gear loaded by noon if youre rowing to site.
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· June 2018
If you like hearing water, being on water and hoping in your kayak when you wake up then you should camp at Fish Creek Pond. Huge fans of the Adirondack Mountains and the miles and miles to explore, this is a well kept state run camp ground. Smaller sites for tents, we were on 273 and almost shared the space with the neighbors but they left early and we were able to space out. Incredibly nice people everywhere and I love the ice cream truck driving through at night and a coffee truck in the morning.
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· January 2018
An isolated gem in the heart of the Adirondack's Fulton Chain.
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· January 2018
Love this place! It is remote and in the heart of the Adirondack High Peaks. It's just a twenty minute drive to Tahawus, a 19th century iron mining/smelting town. Tahawus (meaning "cloud splitter") is also the trailhead for hikes to many of the high peaks including New York's tallest, Mt. Marcy,
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· January 2018
Most of the campsites ate waterfront and closer together than some parks.
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· November 2017
Reservation system is a bit difficult, book very early!
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· November 2017
Nice quiet spot on the river!
July 2017
My comments echo Christine's, exactly.
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· July 2017
Always assume its going to rain!
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· June 2017
Fish creek was a great quiet campground! Our tent site was located on the edge of the lake; the sunsets were beautiful! If you can, I suggest a lake front site!
June 2017
Stayed here on memorial day weekend. The camp grounds are wonderfully well kept and clean. The DEC staff, rangers, police were very polite in my experience - even on such a crowded and rowdy weekend. The site sizes are generally pretty small and they are all very close together. I would recommend registering for sites with vacancy on both sides if possible. I had a great experience camping here and would definitely come back.
June 2017
This is a beautiful campground, with some sites on the water. Very family friendly. Close to Montreal Canada and Burlington Vt.
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· April 2017
pack light but be prepared for the weather
April 2017
Phenomenal fishing. Weak, weak camping. Very close to the famed Ausable River with boundless excellent trout fishing. But the campground has always been below par. Little to no privacy between the sites as they are almost all scattered throughout a grassy field. The campground is small and reservations are a must, given the proximity to Lake Placid and all the hiking and cycling opportunities in the region. But the facilities are in dire need of an update and depending on the year can vary from old to utterly gross. I am no wilting flower and am used to backcountry camping, but this place has been going downhill for years. Heart Lake and the ADK Loj in the High Peaks are much better places to stay, but farther from the water.
July 2016
I've done some extensive camping and this was one of the coolest camping experiences!
All sites are available only by hiking or canoeing and have a unique view of Forked Lake. Pack light and compact or be prepared to make multiple trips! Campsites are primitive - looks like each has its own compost toilet and bear box, but no running water. Multiple spots to buy camp wood on the way into the site. The sites are very hidden from one another, but sound travels well across the lake.
The site is a quick drive to the short but difficult Blue Mountain hike, but if you choose to stay in the campgrounds during the day, there is plenty of canoeing. No clear signage about swimming but I saw a few people dip in.
Highly recommend this gem!!
October 2015
Beautiful campground with full amenities (hot showers!). It is filled with Pine Trees so you can be assured of pine needles underfoot and delicious smells in the air. Sites are spaced well apart so that neighbors aren't a bother. Most are under tree canopies but the spot by the picnic area is great for star gazing.
Perfect staging area for hiking the High Peaks (ADK Lodge is ~40min away) or for a more leisurely day a trip to Lake Champlain Bridge. Tracy Road (behind the campground), with its serpentine twists is every motorcyclist's dream.
October 2015
We were a group of 6 friends that camped on Alger Island for two nights in the end of August. The sites here are boat in sites and we have two canoes for 3 people each – we were able to fit all of our camping gear along with us in one go. It was very secluded with great views of the lake from out lean-to. The ground was very big – two picnic tables with enough room for our 8-person tent, and an outhouse not too far away. Our campground was partially shaded so there was enough coverage for when it drizzled a little. During the day we canoed around the lake and in the evening the water was at a nice temperature for a night swim! So far my favorite campsite in NY.
October 2015
Spent 3 nights over Memorial Day Weekend 2015. Had site down the hill just off the Lake. Site was okay, but the facilities were not well maintained. On the last day I was rushed before checkout and got to the showers without my sandals. Didn't want to walk back down the hill to get them and ended up with my first case of athlete's foot. Bathroom had clogged drains and standing water. Best part of trip was hiking up Prospect Mountain, which is just west of the heart of downtown Lake George. If hiking wear good footwear, bring bug spray, and carry water. Trekking poles, as in any hike involving elevation, make the descent much easier and quicker.
October 2015
Did 3 nights solo on Eagle Island. Rented a solo canoe at Adirondack lakes and Trails Outfitters. Great company, great people. They transport your canoe or kayak to any of the DEC boat launches. You'll need lots of water or a filter on the islands. Very rustic camping; fire ring, picnic table and outhouse, and no running water. I brought a tarp, and was able to lower it over a picnic table covered with gear when it poured the second night. The campsites are very wooded, you'll have no problem finding trees to tie a tarp to. If you rent a canoe you can get a good amount of gear to your site. A double can carry two adults and hundreds of pounds. Basic needs: tent with good rain fly, bags, pads, cook set, grill and headlamps.
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