Picnic Islands On Lake George
Get the full Lake George experience during your next visit! Live like the locals! Spend a day on the lake boating, water skiing, jet skiing canoeing or maybe kayaking! Be sure to plan ahead and have a day pass to one of the Lake George picnic islands with you! Stop for lunch or just to explore. Some of the islands have been set up with secured areas for children to safely swim, some have picnic shelters. Browse the listing below and see what the different islands have to offer. Click on the listing for contact information for securing your day pass. Information for Lake George picnic island annual passes is also available for many.
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Picnic Island as its name suggests is a small island for day use picnics.
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Speaker Heck is one of eight Lake George islands designated as picnic island - day use.
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North of Speaker Heck, you'll find Sarah Island and adjacent Hazel Island which are off of Paradise Bay and offer a more private picnic experience.
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About 2 miles north of Glen Island on the east side, you'll find Black Mountain Point which is also a great picnic spot; it's a little further north than Sarah and Hazel.
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Diamond Island is a small picnic island on Lake George, it is the southern most island and closest to the village with 4 picnic areas with charcoal, grills, fireplaces and tables.
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West Dollar Island is a day use island with docking and picnic areas. Well known for the cliff jumping by area boaters and by East Dollar Island campers.
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Odell Day Use Island is located in the Narrows just north of Sabbath Day Point and has two sites that are ideal for a picnic complete with grill, fireplace and picnic table. Open 9am to 9pm
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