Nice, private, roomy sites at about a third of the cost of a motel if you're into )tenting…read more Somewhat more for RV's. Clean showers, heated pool, general store wit good prices, friendly/competent staff. Bathrooms here and there. Light a fire and burn some franks! Real close to Lake George Village. Try it for weekdays - best bet.

I've never written a review but this one prompted me. Great campground to be fair, the sites are…read moregood. My girlfriend and I have made it a tradition to come every year, this year being year 5. We love it but good lord if your camper doesn't have a shower and bathroom steer clear of this place. The facilities year by year are more disgusting. We've been here for two nights now, the men's room is a genuine biohazard, the showers are filthy it's awful. It's a shame they don't pay any attention to the onsite facilities. The men's room has two stalls, one of which is full of feces leaving only one stall usable and while you brush your teeth your greeted with an overwhelming smell. The showers come with guests, plenty of spiders and a nasty ass curtain to greet you.

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

It's that time of the year when the motorcycles climb out of the garage and decide to head to Lake…read moreGeorge to be let loose and set free. This time instead of getting a hotel room costing me an arm and a leg I decided to go to the state hearth stone campground. For just a mere 20 bucks a night I was able to secure a nice wooded space for myself and my awesome ride. Only about 2 miles from the village it is an easy commute to where all the action is happening. Have to say it was a beautiful evening of relaxing pleasure while at the campground.

The manager named "Ed" was extremely difficult. I would not recommend to camp here until he leaves,…read moreespecially while Covid is going on. We had a particularly bad interaction with him in the swimming area. He came up to us, well within 6ft with no mask on, immediately yelling that this area was a "no swim zone." We politely asked him to put a mask on or please back up. We tried to explain we didn't feel safe at the beach area due to the large crowd. We walked to the front to ask the staff where we should swim to socially distance. They suggested the picnic area to us. His response to us was "well I'm in charge, I don't care about a mask and will evict you if I see any of you in the water." It was pretty harsh. We weren't the only group that had an issue with Ed. It was a known joke among several different groups in the camping/beach area we overheard/spoke to that you had to "watch out for him." We have some friends who recommended Hearthstone since they had been camping there for over 20 years and they mentioned that it's never been like that in the past. They said it was Ed's first year on the job and he was brutal towards all the campers and staff. We saw the rest of the weekend Ed consistently break the 6ft barrier, never having a mask on and talking/yelling at all different patrons. Even in the check in area where a mask is required, he was sitting in the 6 x 10 ft enclosed area with no mask on while campers checked in. The rest of the staff was great. Everyone was wearing masks from the front desk area, assistant manager, maintenance teams, campfire wood drop off team, etc. Ed was the only one who was difficult but was also the one closely interacting with the most people. We won't be returning as long as he is managing the campground.

This was our fourth year staying at Ledgeview and our last one. We stayed twice this past spring…read moreas we got our 5th wheel ready for a long summer trip. This last stay we had employees be very rude to us when there was no need for it. A simple reminder was all that was needed. We paid ahead for a late check out and the morning of our check out we had no water pressure so left early, since we couldn't use water to do anything in the camper. We asked for a refund since we left at normal check out and they refused. We will be looking for another place in the local area to take our business to. It's unfortunate because we had great experiences up until this one.

Don't stay here, they are overpriced, they don't honor the good sam discounts when you book an…read moreentire week and have poor outdated power grid and have done little to update the park. The office manager Patty is rude and has no moral values of doing the right thing for the customer. On Thursday July 19th we checked into Ledgeview CC, we knew we had a balance due as the campground emailed my wife of the balance due of $213 for the 8 day stay. During the check in the woman behind the counter (Patty) said the amount was incorrect and that the booking website calculated the good sam discount on the weekly rate which was already a discounted rate for the week. And that the good sam discount would only be honored on the additional day. So the additional amount due was $43. We took issue with Patty as she was the person that emailed my wife with the remaining balance due of $213. She should have noted in the email that they won't honor the Good Sam discount on weekly rates, But she didn't. Patty make the mistake and should have honored the amount noted in the email she sent. But she refused again saying it was the booking web sites error. And then proceeded to firmly read the campground rules aloud focusing in on a couple rules, like if we were to have guests, if we don't call the office ahead of time they would be refused entry to the park. We paid the full balance due and processed onto our site. It was a hot humid day during check in and we fired up the AC right away. We have 33 foot, Fifth Wheel with only 1 AC unit. With temps above 90° this evening, I was watching the power coming into our camper bounce between 110 and 114 volts, within an hour of being there and setting up the camper the 50 amp fuse on the pedestal popped, knocking out all my 120 volt circuits, we were only running a television an external speaker the AC and some 12 volt lights at the time, I reset the pedestal and everything was fine for the rest of the night, In addition I pulled my fridge off of the 50 amp circuit and plugged it into the 20 amp outlet on the pedestal, the next morning the temperatures and humidity raised quickly into the mid-90s again late Saturday morning the pedestal power popped again we were only running minimal stuff air conditioner 12 volt lights and so on. We complained at that front office they asked us if we were running more than two things, seems to be a common question that campgrounds ask when they have poor power. They said they would have someone look at it. Good thing for us, the temps the rest of the week hovered around the 80's, and we didn't have any additional issues with the power.

it is a very good motel and campground. it has nice campsites and the motels are very nice and it…read moreis clean and smells like a very nice pine wood. it has a pool a basketball court arcade and a playground and a fire pit for the motels and the campsites have fire pits too. there is a nice stream that runs through the campground. the whipoorwhill is also nice and close to lake George. there are very friendly people there. it is a great place to go to.

The Whippoorwill Motel and Campsites is an amazing quaint place to stay while visiting Lake George…read moreand the Adirondacks! We stayed here two nights at the beginning of August (2019) and couldn't have had a better experience. The new owners took over just two months prior, so they are busy doing upgrades to the camp office and store and around the campground. The upgrades being made did not impact the quality of camp sites or other facilities. Additionally, the personal attention provided by Will and his father made us feel like regulars. Will's father greeted me by name every time he saw me and would stop what he was doing to chat. We stayed at one of the full hookup sites during this visit. There are less than 50 total sites in the campground and only a hand-full had full hookups. Most did have water and electric. The sites are VERY Level, good sized, close, but spacious enough to have an enjoyable stay without being on top of each other. The cottages and motel looked nice from the outside. There is a nice sized and landscaped swimming pool, game room, and large community fire pit to enjoy. The location of the campground is ideal. Only two miles south of Lake George and a few miles north of the Outlet Mall. Another amenity is the paved bike path that goes along the back of the campground and runs between Lake George and Glen Falls. This was a great amenity and can help avoid all the traffic at Lake George by riding bikes into town. Overall this was a great place to stay to explore the area. Being smaller in size meant less traffic and noise, but didn't mean less enjoyment. The campground and buildings were well maintained and conveyed a welcoming atmosphere. The one area where Whippoorwill is lacking is the camp store/office, but this is the area they are currently updating so I expect great things in the future. We look forward to returning in the future.

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.

The site was easy to park my camper. The kids had a great time between fishing, swimming, and Gaga…read moreball. The permanent campers were friendly. I was already planning on returning and my teenage kids asked when we are coming back. I recommend this campground

Lake George Riverview Campground is very scenic the Schroon River bends along the whole property…read moreand the campsite affords kayaking tubing all sorts of summer activities and in October they have a wonderful garage sale the largest in the country where vendors arrive from all over the country to sell their wears. I know I'm getting away from the review of the campground, but it's all packed into one you come here during the event you camp and then you go to town for the garage sale. It's a wonderful vacation week. It's all in walking distance!