This place is so much fun! I came here for many years in a row with my family, it has many fun…read morethings you can do, including the adult pool, cascade cove, campers cafe, and a shop where you can get many things! In my opinion I love this place, I also totally recommend this amazing and super fun campground!!!

Had an amazing 4 night stay here with the family. The grounds were kept incredibly clean, staff…read morecollected garbage every morning and afternoon to keep things clean, our site had full hookups and a quick walk to the pools and hot tubs. The splash pad was a favorite for the kids and all the staff we interacted with were incredible. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the lake George area

Found this on the internet yesterday…read more Sad and tragic news regarding Tom. ----- Obituary for Thomas P. Jones V November 29, 1987-August 18, 2022 Thomas P. Jones V has sadly passed away on the evening of August 18, 2022, as a result of a motorcycle accident. He died doing something he truly enjoyed. Thomas graduated from South Glens Falls in 2006 and continued on to get an Associate's degree from ACC. After graduating from ACC, he worked at Trustco bank in South Glens Falls for a short time until he realized that he had to follow his dreams. Five years ago, he decided he wanted to open his own business and that is when Devocean Watersports was born. He managed to put together a great team of employees that helped him with boat charters and jet-ski tours on Lake George, out of the hotel "Twin Birches." Thomas loved his business and put everything he had into it. His smile and enthusiasm was infectious to everyone he met along his journey in life. He really enjoyed teaching people how to do things that was out of their norm. Thomas also made many friends down in Marathon within the keys were he went every winter, enjoying life to the fullest. He was predeceased by his father Thomas P. Jones IV. Thomas is survived by his mother Denise Jones, his brother Patrick Jones, his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen and two uncles Christopher and Bob Bowen. Family and friends may call from 10 am to 12 noon on Monday, August 29, 2022 at Regan Denny Stafford Funeral Home, 53 Quaker Rd., Queensbury, NY. Burial will follow at Pine View Cemetery, Queensbury, NY. A celebration of Thomas' life will continue at the Highland Country Club immediately following the burial. Please no suits, wear flip flops and don't forget to bring stickers. https://www.sbfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Thomas-Jones-123/#!/Obituary ------ Tom, May You Rest In Eternal Peace. I always, and I mean ALWAYS, had a great time jet skiing with you every summer since you opened your business in 2017. My most sincere condolences to your family and friends. Until we meet again...

5 Stars, Don't look anywhere else in the Lake George area! It was pricey but the length of time…read morethey take you on the lake is Insane! Our Guide Zach was an absolute pleasure and if you have any option I would recommend 10/10. We will be returning and asking for him each time! Great spot, Great ride. All you need! Also their training video was 10/10 go Jennifer and Stephanie!!

This campground is wonderful! They have large beautifully wooded sites and the people are…read morefriendly. The prices are a great bargain. We paid less for 5 nights than you would pay for two nights at a cheap motel. Tina was very helpful and accommodating. If you want to be on your phone and computer all the time, stay home or go to a hotel. This place is for getting away and enjoying the beautiful trees, mountains, and lakes of the Adirondacks. You most likely will not get cell service there. If you need it, you can get wifi at the rec hall. It is close to Lake George and not far from I 87 to travel to points north like Lake Schroon and Lake Placid. We made some life-long friends during our week at Mt. Kenyon campground. I will definitely be back.

If I could give this no stars I would. We recently stayed here for 6 days, it cost us 205$ which…read morewas not bad at all. But, this place says when you drive up that They have free wifi but it does not say that the signal ends 5feet from the front entrance. So this place basically had no wifi,the people who own it are very nice and helpful. But they told us as soon as we arrived there is no cell phone reception whatsoever throughout the campground. Yeah I wasn't too happy. The general store was over priced, 2.25 for a lighter I can get one for 1.75 at home. And the showers and bathrooms need a renovation or just a good cleaning. Also don't plan on washing dishes here they yell at you if you do. And They charge u 2$ for each bag to use their dumpster,,,,we laughed and drove to the mobile down the road and tossed it there. The pool looks nice from the outside, but we didn't go in it that much because it wasn't maintained.(For example, it wasn't skimmed and never vacuumed so there were dead and living bugs all over the bottom of the pool and the surface of the water, besides the frog in the pool enjoying the bugs no one used it the whole time we were there) Overall I wouldn't come here again, thought we'd give it a try but gonna stick to going to Lake George Escape Campgrounds from now on.

Very nice stop and easy pull-off from the highway! The bathrooms are nice and clean and there are…read moresome information pamphlets as well as an interactive large map. There were lots of locally made treats in vending machines and I got the macaroons which came out nice and chilled. There was a nice staff member there who helped everyone out with the vending machines too. There was some "I heart NY" merch in shirts and mugs too. I'd love if they added Adirondack merch too though. Lots of seating, Adirondack-style chairs to stretch your legs out on if you're taking a break from driving. There is also a kids playground and a dog area as well as a small area for everyone else to walk around. Overall, it was a great and easy stop!

Surprisingly beautiful rest stop when you're just used to the NJ turnpike situations of bland…read morebuildings with the necessities. It's technically a welcome center which explains the fact that it's a much more calming and appropriately fitting to its environment in how it fits right in. There aren't any restaurants or shops here but plenty of vending options including souvenirs and other non food items. Facilities are clean and there's even a couple of photo op setups. It has a dog run and playground outside as well.

The shuttle service always comes through! It doesn't matter if you find yourself at Amtrak in…read moreRensselaer, the Albany airport, or even the Chinatown bus stop in Albany, Chez Scotty C does not let you down. In a particularly difficult moment, they even shuttled me to Jersey City, New Jersey. Please do not think that is the only service they offer. The Chez Scotty C residence includes indoor and outdoor cigar smoking facilities. Imagine yourself on the upper deck smoking facility with an overview of a splendid wooded area. The Residence also offers laundry facilities as well. In addition, they have a wide variety of videos for entertainment. Anyone who's lived through the 80 and 90's will quickly find something they like. If you happen to forget any essential sundries, have no fear - Chez Scotty C provides extra soap, shampoo, or toothbrushes as needed. Just when you think that is the best they have to offer, we haven't even talked about the food yet. A full range of breakfast offerings to include French toast and for the health-conscious among you oatmeal is available. Snacks include a variety of chips and dinner is always scintillating. Be sure to try the beef stew in the colder seasons. Consuelia provides room service as needed but mysteriously is never seen.

Highly recommended!! My stay here was impeccable. The company (Scotty C.) is amazing, he knows all…read morethe ins and outs of Saratoga and will make your stay unforgettable. Anything you need or want to do while here, he will find the greatest place to do so. Looking to watch a great movie? He will not disappoint you with his movie selection. Not to mention, toiletries and towels are included in your stay. Choose the cozy Chez Scotty C, you won't be disappointed!!

We stop at the Lake George Visitor Center frequently during our summer visits to the village. It…read moresits right where Beach Road meets Canada Street, smack in the middle of the village, and feels like the beating heart of this place packed with lake fever and Adirondack charm. The first thing you notice inside is how friendly everyone is. You can grab brochures for boat tours, hiking, ice cream spots, even fireworks schedules, and they really seem to enjoy pointing out what might make your trip special. There is an interactive map that breaks down the lake and the surrounding region, plus displays summarizing local history and attractions throughout Warren County. That mix of information and welcome makes you feel like you are being handed the keys to the Adirondacks instead of a stack of paper. The restrooms tucked behind the center are a nice touch if you have been walking the boardwalk or coming off the beach. Perhaps not the cleanest you';; ever experience, especially during peak times, but never at the "any port in a storm" level, either. This winter the Lake George Winter Carnival used the Visitor Center as its headquarters instead of their usual spot off the beach at Sheppard Park, and it worked surprisingly well. Volunteers were in throughout the day hosting a hot chocolate bar, running the Sunday Sundae bar, selling Carnival souvenirs, and helping people navigate maps and schedules. With the brutal cold that joined us for our visit last weekend, having an excuse for an indoor respite was a nice option to have. It gave the place a lively community feel that made you glad you stopped in. In a town full of sights and things to do, the Visitor Center manages to be a reliably pleasant stop. You get solid advice, a bit of local flavor, enough history to feel enriched and a sense of where to go next. Five stars for being such a nice hub of information and good will.

If this is your first time here or enjoy history, stop in here! Interactive platform and filled…read morewith local information from the beginning to current times. Also a restroom stop! lol

Melba Mae's, Melba Mae's , you've changed my life in crazy ways…read more Ok maybe I wouldn't go that far...BUT while camping for a couple of nights in upstate New York, a friend who was with us and originally from the area said that we had to check out this joint. Basically the only bar in town, Melba's attracts all the locals, making it an amazing location for people watching. Walking in the first two things that I noticed were 1) I I was perfectly dressed in my jean shorts and UMass sweatshirt, falling somewhere in the middle of the sprectrum, between men in t-shirts with no sleeves and 50-70 year old women in beedazled tanks 2) loud and awesome country music was pouring out from the back of the bar. Plopping ourselves down on high top chairs in front of the stage, we sat and watched as a massive man (we're talking Paul Bunnion) in full country gear belted out request after request. On the dance floor we got to see line dancing, slow dancing, and older people dancing inappropriately to slow songs.....it was quite the experience. The only reason Melba's loses a star is because of the women's bath room: 2 toilets, no stalls, no lock. But, drinks are cheap and the atmosphere is unique, so if you have a good girl friend to stand outside the restroom door, arms crossed, body guard style, definitely head up to Melba Mae's.

You can't rent a cottage. People live in the cottages year round. Used to be great in its day. Now…read moreit's rented to immigrants yearly.

Five stars because we loved every minute of our stay here for our Lake George trip! Between the…read morequiet, cozy nights, large 8 ft pool, charcoal grilling, and walking distance to downtown Lake George, we had a blast. The owners are very transparent with what their cottages are and explain which cottage would be most suitable. I originally found them through Airbnb, but I highly suggest you go through their website for less fees and better communication. The cottages remind me of camping, but they are renovated so more like glamorous camping or "glamping." We stayed in cottage #7 and the bathroom was beautiful, the minifridge has a freezer for ice, and the bedroom has a large queen sized bed. Temperature was not an issue as the cottage was cool and had lots of windows and a fan. The location is amazing. Just across the street from the lake and close to the ADK brewery and biking trails. You can bike to all of the hottest destinations in under 10 minutes from here. The owners are very friendly and provide dish soap, sponges, plates, silverware, cookware, bed linens, toilet paper, charcoal grills, and fire-pits. The only thing to beware about is the high population of moths surrounding the area because of the tall trees, but we found them throughout Lake George. If you are looking for a cheaper place to stay in Lake George, but are not the full on camping type, I suggest Pine Grove Cottages. We are already planning our next stay here and are excited to check out the other cabins.