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Brush Island is the largest one campsite island on Lake George located just south of Big Burnt Island and to the east of Uncas. Water Depth: 3 feet.
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A three campsite island next to West Dollar Island (which has great jumping rocks). Water Depth: 3-4 feet.
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Imagine being tucked away on Gem Island... camping on your own private island in Lake George NY is a dream come true! Water depth: 3.5 feet. See photos and learn more about this little island...
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Phantom Island is a nice 4 site campsite island just across the channel from Glen Island, Glen Island is where the ranger station and general store is located, so it's great for people watching and for being close to the store but is not a secluded.
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On the east side of the lake at the foot of the tallest mountain on Lake George - you'll find some wonderful campsites that overlook a quiet part of the east side. Highly recommended! 15 campsites accessible only by boat. Water depth: 2.5-4 feet.
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Discover Hermit Island in Lake George NY! Island camping is a one-of-a-kind adventure, and LakeGeorge.com helps you plan the perfect trip to Hermit Island. Learn more and see photos...
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Bass is a fabulous one campsite island on the west side of Lake George
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Explore Vicar's Island on Lake George. Enjoy Lake George camping at its best on Vicar's Island! Vicars is across from Snug Harbor Marina. So if you are in need of gas or want to pick someone up for the day, Snug Harbor Marina makes a nice stop.
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Go camping in Lake George NY! Long Island campsites on Lake George are perfect for boaters who love camping, and the views are spectacular! Learn more and see photos...
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Paradise Bay is located on the eastern shore of Lake George, just north of Shelving Rock. Take a cruise and enjoy the beautiful views of the islands, shoreline and the Adirondack Mountains!
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Nice one campsite island close to Glen Island
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Explore Uncas Island... why stay at a hotel when an island site awaits! See photos and learn more about Uncas Island.
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Just a bit further north of the Glen Island group & on the east side of Lake George is an area called Red Rock Bay. Red Rock Bay is an area for camping, there are 30 sites for cruisers only. Campers must sleep on their boats as tents aren't allowed.
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Little Gourd Island is a single site island which is limited to 2 people. Water depth is 4 feet. Very sunny with no wind protection. Ten Platform and Shore Dock.
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A two campsite island just south of Commission Point near Red Rock Bay. Large island with large sites. Water Depth: 2.5 feet.
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Close to the western shores of Lake George and the Point of Tongue Mountain, you'll find a large 33 campsite island named "Turtle Island". Some sites allow for boats with drafts up to 6 feet.
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Perch Island is a small, private island at the southern end of the Glen Island Group on Lake George. There is a single campsite on the island, and we found out that it is perfect for couples or families that crave privacy!
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Very close to Black Mountain Shore and north of Red Rock Bay in Lake George, you'll find this lovely one campsite island! Water Depth: 2.5 feet
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A 12 campsite island just north of Big Burnt Island. Water depth varies from 2.5 to 4 feet.
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Sagamore Island is not where The Sagamore Resort is located. The Sagamore Resort is actually on Green Island. You'll find Sagamore the six-site, overnight state-owned camping island just a little north in the Mother Bunch.
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One campsite island. Water Depth: 4 feet. Shore Dock, has a tent platform. Windy site means great bug protection. Very sunny site. 4 people maximum on this island.
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A fabulous two-campsite island close to Bolton Landing, NY.
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The Narrow Island Group (not to be confused with the "Narrows" of the Glen Island Group) is in the central part of Lake George, north of the Glen Island Group. From I-87 take Exit 20 to Rt.149-Rte. 4-Rte.22-follow signs for Hullets Landing & Marina.
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A two campsite island which is known as a dark island as its surrounded by trees. Despite it's reputation, we found it be somewhat sunny in the center of the island. Due to the trees there is little visibility from the campsites to the lake.
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Small, but peaceful camping island with breathtaking views of the lake. Perfect for camping with kids, a large group or with your sweetheart! 5 campsites available.
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Looking for information on Little Harbor Island camping? Lake George makes a beautiful setting for any camping adventure! See our recommendations for Little Harbor Island campsites at LakeGeorge.com!
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Close to popular Log Bay this island is well liked by cruisers and used for picnics. This island has a great composting bathroom.
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The Glen Island Group is just off of Bolton Landing and this ranger station is the closest one to Bolton Landing, NY. So if you are using a Bolton Landing Marina for launching your boat, the Glen Island Group is the best choice of islands for you.
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Go island camping on Mohican Island in Lake George NY! Great views and many different campsite options. Learn more and see photos...
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Phelps Island on Lake George is a seven site island, our favorite spot was campsite 6 as it was sunny and had a nice area to swim in and it?s close to the east side.
Google Map Location: 43.529711,-73.619916 (we can not guarantee accuracy)
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Close to Log Bay, you'll find this wonderful sunny, three campsite island
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Big Burnt is the largest state-owned island at 30 acres. Big Burnt may have received its name from the practice employed by Native Americans who would ignite forest fires to clear land for agriculture. Close to the Rangers Station at Glen Island.
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Horicon Island is a one campsite island bathed in morning sun. It's perfect for families.
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Bass
season opens June 15th in Lake George and we are ready for a great
summer! Drop your line in the crystal...
Beat the heat and catch a tan! Check out this list of beaches in and around Lake George!
Find out what's happening to keep our Queen of American Lakes clean, clear and beautiful.
Find information on island campsites, how to choose a tent, and more!
Throughout the summer, the Lake George area is full of fireworks and fun!
