Camping at Sites 001-012

Overview of Sites 001-012 on Long Island of Lake George

Location: Long Island is one of the largest of the Lake George Islands Campgrounds managed by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). Located within Lake George in the southeastern part of the Adirondack Park, the island provides a unique wilderness camping experience.

Access: Sites 001-012 on Long Island can only be reached by boat. Campers need to arrange for their own water transport or rent boats from local marinas.

Site-Specific Information

Site 001:

• Size & Privacy: Typically, this site offers moderate privacy and space.
• Amenities: Standard amenities may include a tent platform, a fireplace, and a picnic table.

Site 002:

• Views: This site might provide good lake views.
• Amenities: Expect a picnic table, fireplace, and possibly a flat area for tents.

Site 003:

• Water Access: Suitable for swimmers and those looking to moor small boats.
• Amenities: Like other sites, it should have a picnic table and fireplace.

Site 004:

• Shoreline: Usually rocky or mixed with a small beach-like area.
• Amenities: Standard amenities are provided.

Site 005:

• Sun Exposure: Might get a good amount of sunlight throughout the day.
• Amenities: Look for a picnic table, fireplace, and potentially an outhouse.

Site 006-012:

• General Features: These sites will typically offer the essential camping features similar to the previous sites, with potential variations in size, privacy, shoreline composition, and the extent of the shade provided by trees.

General Site Amenities

All Sites:

• Amenities: Typically include a tent platform, picnic table, fireplace, and access to a pit-type privy or outhouse. Water access will vary from site to site.
• Boat Docking: Most sites have space where campers can dock their boats.

Reservations and Fees

Reservation System:

• Campsites on Long Island often require advance reservations which can be made through ReserveAmerica or similar services recommended by the NYSDEC.

Fees:

• A nightly fee is charged for the use of these campsites. The fee can vary depending on the size of the site and the amenities offered.

Rules and Regulations

• Occupancy: Sites are limited to a specific number of people, usually 6 per site.
• Length of Stay: There is typically a 14-day maximum stay in any 18-day period.
• Fires: Only in designated fireplaces or fire rings.
• Pets: Generally allowed but must be leashed and under control at all times.
• Protect Wildlife: Feeding wildlife is prohibited.

Additional Considerations

• Leave No Trace: Campers are expected to follow Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural environment.
• Weather: Prepare for changeable weather and cooler evenings being close to the water.
• Safety: Ensure to have life vests for all individuals on boats. Be aware of bears and use bear-resistant containers for food storage.

Always check with current local guidelines and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) for updates and specific regulations before planning your trip, as conditions and regulations can change.