
Frequently Asked Questions
What is typically included in a seasonal RV site contract around Lake George?
A standard seasonal contract covers site rent for the season, generally mid-May through Columbus Day weekend, along with water and sewer hookups and use of the resort's amenities. Cable TV and Wi-Fi are often bundled into the price, while electricity is usually metered separately and billed based on what you use.
Can I leave my RV at the campground during the winter?
Often, yes. Some private resorts around Lake George include free winter storage on your assigned site or in a secure holding area as part of a seasonal contract, so you don't have to haul your rig home in the fall. Storage terms vary by property, so confirm this directly before booking.
Are there rules regarding the age or condition of the RV allowed on a seasonal site?
Some premium RV resorts do enforce age or condition guidelines to keep the property looking consistent, and older rigs are sometimes allowed after review. Exact policies (including any specific age cutoff) vary by campground, so check directly with a property before assuming your unit qualifies.
Can friends or extended family use my seasonal campsite when I'm not there?
This depends entirely on the campground's specific rules. Most contracts cover a core family unit, typically two adults and dependent children. If guests or extended family stay at your site while you're away, the park will generally require them to register at the front gatehouse and may charge a daily or overnight guest fee.



