Lake George Battlefield State Park — Attraction in Town of Lake George

Lake George Battlefield State Park is one of the quietest places in Lake George that offers so much. The park has many signs which display a detailed history of Lake George and the Battle of Lake George which was fought in 1755. The park also has several monuments to those who played a role in the history of Lake George including Father Isaac Jogues, William Johnson, and King Hendrick. Interestingly, you can see the remains of Fort George originally constructed in 1759. If you are not interested in the history of the area it still offers a quiet and scenic place to walk around in Lake George. The park offers great views of Lake George. Although, you are in a quiet place you are also not really far from downtown Lake George either. Attractions of Lake George such as Fort William Henry, The Lake George Steamboat Company, a NY State Boat Launch, and a variety of stores. In the middle of everything it is a place to escape if you want a break or some peace and quiet. If you walk or bike in there is no charge to go to the park. If you bring in a vehicle there is a charge. The park also has offices to near the park entrance to assist you with anything that...

My least favorite of all the state parks so far. Wildly crowded with zero privacy. My tent is almost against my neighbors tent, I literally could gear him in there this morning while I was trying to sleep. If it's camping with nature that you are after, this is not the place. If you want cheap lodging and a shower in lake george, this is the place. The best thing about the campsite so far is the incredible skin removing water pressure in the showers. Seriously, the best water pressure I have ever experienced, possibly stronger than when I power wash my car. The next best is the proximity to lake george itself, and the day use park, trails and shopping surrounding the campsite. Third is after 11 when the other campers are sleeping. The bathrooms are moderately clean and often crowded. The park rangers seem nice, but that seems to be general demeanor of park rangers. There seems to be good phone service. I would strongly advise to see where your site is before booking. Mine was a misread, i can hardly fit my car in it to park and am completely out in the open. Worst camping...

A scenic and happening place with lots of shops on one side of the Great Lake George situated in the heart of Adirondack region in the town of same name. There is a battlefield (some historic battle between French and Britain happened here pre-independence era) but dint enter the battlefield or museum area. We enjoyed the natural beauty of blue water from the Million dollar beach. There are boat rides ($60 per head) and cruise tour as well(varies from $35 to $45) which last for more than an hour. Pin spot booking is available. On normal day- it’s pretty less crowded but on weekends during summer, you will see crowd. Ample food store and restrooms are there. A true...