Get Outside: Lake George Parks, Picnic Spots & More
Find Lake George parks below and get in on hiking, picnicking (including picnic islands!), and more outdoor fun.
Find places to eat a packed lunch outdoors at Lake George picnic islands and parks.
Find picnic areas with grills so you can serve up burgers and dogs for your group.
Lake George's Shepard Park & Beach is where all the summer fun happens! Enjoy walking paths, a beach, and lots of live music.
Like Shepard Park, Charles R. Wood Park is host to many festivals and events throughout the year.
Battlefield State Park, is home to many monuments, walking paths, and a seasonal Visitor Center.
Coming with kids? Find Lake George parks with playgrounds, including accessible playgrounds and splash pads.
Part of Charles R. Wood Park, Pappy's Playground is a unique play area to bring the kids with a crawl cave, musical element, and more.
Ushers Park comprises a playground and picnic area, a kid-friendly beach, tennis court, and basketball court.
Rogers Memorial Park Beach is the primary park in Bolton Landing, with a beach, docks, picnic tables, pickleball courts, and more.
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The Lake George region is known for spectacular hiking, and the nearby Adirondack Mountains offer unique challenges of their own.
Veteran's Memorial Park Beach in Bolton Landing has a public pavilion, picnic tables and grills, a playground, and a beach.
Gurney Lane Recreation Area in Queensbury has hiking trails, a biking park, a pool, and a fishing pond.
Crandall Park in nearby Glens Falls has it all: a fishing pond, walking trails, a playground, a splash pad, and pickleball courts.
Hovey Pond Park boasts an accessible playground, fishing pond, walking paths, a wetlands system, and a garden maze.
Chekc out a fishing dock, a boat launch, pickleball courts, and a playground at Hudson River Park.
Bring the kids to West End Park in Queensbury to enjoy the playground, basketball court, and picnic tables.
Embark on the self-guided Colonial Wars Walking Tour through Lake George.
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