Hermit Island - Part of the Glen Island Group

Hermit Island is in the Glen Island Group on Lake George. It is located next to Phantom and Gravelly Island, close to Red Rock Bay. It is a one campsite island that was most likely named after J. Henry Hill, who built a home on nearby Phantom Island. Hill lived there for six years until in 1876 he was  judged insane and moved into an asylum.

The campsite is flat, private, and limited to four people. The island has a dock, where the water depth is 3.5 feet. This island is shady. This is a nice sunny open flat island surrounded by trees so it's sunny yet protected by the elements. It is ideal if you are traveling with a small group or family.

Water depth 3.5 ft. Flat shady single site island, limited to 4 people. Tent platform 12` x 16`. Holding tank privy, 24` dock