A really nice to camp if you like tall pines, dirt under your feet, large campsites and a campfire…read more If you want manicured lawns and paved roads then go someplace else. Also don't come here if you want to sit around and watch TV for your trip - unless if y ou bring it with you - its a blessing that there is no cable TV or even free Wi-Fi. Sprint service is non-existent, but Verizon works fine (no idea about AT&T) This campground is right on the shores of the Schroon River with two different beaches. There is free canoe and kayak loaners available - inner tubes too. The campground has an adequate camp store. The best deal may be the barrel of firewood for $10 - half for what I pay for it in other campgrounds. The staff is 100% volunteer and do their part at making everyone feel welcome. There are always different activities taking place every weekend - we had a killer $5 Pancake breakfast. I really enjoyed our stay here and look forward to returning.

This is our second Adventure Resorts of America location visited this year and it has been great…read more Bathrooms are clean and well maintained; grounds are nice; staff is welcoming and helpful. Only area of opportunity is the pool as it is on the small side and could use some freshening up paint and concrete wise. We have seen lots of reviews out there how this membership program is a scam and not worth the cost, however, we have had quite the opposite experience thus far. Well worth our bronze membership fee. Unrelated to this location, but worth mentioning due to the association, was the absolutely terrible custom service experience had when calling the Saratoga Springs location to inquire about adding a couple nights there on our vacation. The woman who took the call gave incorrect information and was rude. Every review about her out 'there' on the internet is supported from my experience. She needs to find a new profession because customer service isn't for her. Sadly even the professionals working here knew of her terrible reputation and had fielded complaints... I hope the owner takes appropriate action soon to address.

I parked my car well off the entrance road, not bothering anyone, as I went for a walk with my dog…read more I was parked outside of the park, a good 15' off the road. The "wicked witch" at the office had my car towed. She stated that it was an abandoned car, even though it is a 2025 Ford Escape and looks brand new. Who would abandon that car. Every once in a while, you run into a crazy AH and she totally lives up to that. She knew that this was not an abandoned car, but just to be a total AH had it towed. There was absolutely no reason to cost me $180 for towing. It was totally aggravating to find my car not there and find out that my car was towed miles away and I had to walk to get it. Life can be rough enough without having a crazy woman tow your car away for no reason. I was out for an hours walk. This "witch"should be FIRED immediately. FIRE HER, FIRE HER! I am a camper myself and this is how this campground treats people. AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE!! THEY SHOULD GO OUT OF BUSINESS. There are plenty of other campgrounds to go to.

What I really liked about this place was the full hook up campsite we had right on the banks of the…read moreSchroon river. It was a beautiful setting. Very wooded. The sun comes up right over the river. The site was large and private. Staff didn't bug us, seasonal people didn't bug us and everyone was friendly. You do get lots of mosquitoes and black flies on the river but the beauty of it was well worth the citronella candles and bug spray. They have a large pool, the cleanest pool I've ever seen and quite a large recreation room. Their camp store comes in handy, they sell wood and you can even have a pizza delivered. We really like this place. Not fancy but when your on that clean sparkling river in the woods it feels like you're a million miles away..... thanks.

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!

awesome place to camp,staff very friendly,Karl comes around and checks on campers,activities for…read moreall. I would recommend camping here

Tried camping here twice, but will never return. Belligerent management, broken Wi-Fi, poor cable…read moreTV reception, inadequate sewage and electrical hookups, slimy showers, dilapidated restrooms, etc. Not even BBB listed. Truly sad, especially for such a customer-service oriented line of business.

Lake George Escape Campground was perfect for our group of 40. They are upgrading the pool which…read morewill be great next season. Located on the river, make sure to take advantage of the tubing that they offer. It was an amazing 2 hour float! Their golf carts are high tech and you can link up your music to it which is fun! They offer a shuttle into town. The only improvement I would recommend is them having more staff on to help guests when issues arise. We also loved the cabin, clean and had linens provided. You can't beat this location!

Stayed here in July for a long weekend with family. Half the campground was closed down due to…read moreflooding which didn't allow us to utilize the lake or any of the boating activities in which we wanted to do. We stayed in one of their cabins which was absolutely stunning though! The camp ground had some activities we attended but you could definitely feel the social treatment towards the seasonal people compared to what we got for customer service. We would be interested in trying this campground again when all amenities are open and available.

Sighhhh...we wanted to love this place! Glamping sounded like so much fun! But, this did not meet…read moreour expectations of glamping and what we thought it would be, especially for the price. We are campers. We camp in the woods, on the islands of Lake George, way up north in the Adirondacks, etc. but thought this might be a different, fun, and easy way to glamp! The website and the maps provided are very deceiving. We picked a spot "along the River" because on the map, it shows the sites on the river. However, you cannot see or hear the River from the "riverside" tents. The map also isn't to scale. According to the map, the sites are spread out, but in reality, they are right on top of each other. Anyhow, it's pretty much just a big field with no trees or shade with a ton of tents plopped on it. On a hot day, there is no escape from the heat. The tents get so hot! The staff is nice and they keep the place very clean. There is a fire pit, picnic table with cover, trash can, and zero gravity chairs at each tent. The bed was comfortable! The reason I purchased this different type of camping package was because there was a Groupon. I can assure you, that even for the discounted price of $315 for two nights, it is not worth the experience. I feel like they have the potential to offer more, for less. Kayaks should not cost money to rent for people staying on the premises! They should plant some trees or some sort of barrier for the tents that are directly next to the road, etc. We will not be returning to Adirondack Safari.

It was a fun place to stay. Staff was great! Our tent was clean, bed was comfy. We had our own…read morepicnic table, zero gravity chairs, pop up canopy, fire pit and charcoal grill. There were lots of activities on site to.participate in. The only negative part was the bathroom/shower facilities. Bathrooms kept running out of toilet paper and the shower booths were really small. Other than that, it was a great place to stay. Conveniently located to lots of activities in the region (Lake George, rail biking, rodeo). We would definitely go there again.

Management has changed a bit over the years, but my parents have now been seasonal here for at…read moreleast 5 years and have seen some changes that are mostly for the better. Wifi has been expanded (but isn't part of your fee; it's an additional cost), pool furniture has been updated, and they're working on replacing the heaters, and the playground is a good size for how small this campground is. Generators are brought in to assist with power usage on busy weekends. A shuttle is available to take people from LGSV to their sister park Lake George Escape for amenities instead of having to drive yourself, and there's no additional cost to use the shuttle or partake in LGE activities. More activities are also planned by the entertainment committee at LGSV including a recent 4th of July weekend with a band one night, karaoke followed by a DJ another night, super soaker wars with the campsites and dodgeball tournaments, and more. This is a quieter campground though; it's a great place to come relax by the river and enjoy nature, but not the place for your kids to be entertained by electronics and shows 24/7.

I have been traveling to this camp site for 10 years and have always had a great time with great…read moreservice from the staff. This year that has changed. They have apparently no supervision, new staff, of which potentially may need some training. They have cut back on amenities for guests. They have reduced office hours and simply do not want campers in tents on their site is what I understand. It is very unfortunate but this will be the last time I come.

I went to camp Echo Lake for a work weekend. There was about 40 of us coming from all over. We…read morestayed in the cabins and utilized every aspect of the entire camp. The cabins were really nice and clean upon arrival. There were bathrooms and sinks in the cabins which was awesome. A small bathhouse was not far away with really nice showers. The only thing I could say was they were advertised as heated and defenitly were not! The kitchen staff was incredible in serving up three meals a day with snacks in between. They were amazing at catering to vegan and vegetarian's as well! The camp staff in general was awesome. We had several classes including mountain biking, rock climbing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and yoga. The staff helped set up materials and walked us through how to properly use them every step of the way. The staff even set up an area for Olympic games and transported water as well. This camp had such a great set up, so many things to do and see, and a staff that made a huge difference in making things run smoothly!

From the owner: Camp Echo Lake Is a full season co-ed sleep away camp in New York's Adirondack Mountains.read more

Excellent course, challenging obstacles, fun stretching experiences, bring gloves (or buy them…read morehere), bring bug spray and have zippered pockets if you want to bring your phone along CONS: Don't like the cut-out metal letter bridge - dangerous, easy to slip off and cause unnecessary edge/corner injury. PROS: Fantastic long zipline run above the creek, The dual-control interlocking tie-off technology is a great improvement that makes unintentional detachment from the fall protection system impossible. Great to see all ages and stages of people on the course. Onlookers (non-participants) are welcome to observe the course from the trails and picnic benches. Lots of parking, clean toilet facilities.

Everything from the course itself, to the guides (shoutout to Sean) was outstanding. I've been to a…read morecouple of different courses and this one was by far the best and safest. 10/10 No notes. Will come back if in the area and would recommend for everyone .