Lake George Campsite

Finding the office was difficult, have to make a quick right when you turn onto the road. Lake side sites are tight and i was in between two tents. Everyone was quiet and respectful. One if the cleanest private rv parks ive been to. No litter on the ground or bits of trash. Wake up to the loons is the best alarm ever. Definitely would stop back. Water front with a dock for boats also if thats your thing.

US Cellular 3 bars

Here in the off season. We arrived on a Monday evening about 6pm and the office was closed. No sign on the office door on what to do when arriving after hours, or even what the hours were for the season. Rummaged around and find two phone numbers on their bulletin board. The emergency number no one answered, the general number after many rings someone great did answer. She took down my information over the phone and said pick anywhere you see open to park. The restroom building is pretty old but it was well kept. The park is very rustic and has two sections in the pines and at the water front. We stayed in the pines and were the only people there for the night. Big rigs can get in and out but it will be tight. There are a couple of sites that are pull through. When you approach, use the West approach off of US8 to pull directly into the road (kept right) and if you come from the East off of US8 you have a hair pin turn to get into the park.

Verizon was very poor and AT&T was not LTE but was working for standard quality streaming. Did not use the WeBoost so it was good enough for an our of video watching before bed.