This Campground is wonderful. There is a cafe restaurant on premises along with a swimming pool,…read moretwo playgrounds and a horseshoe pit. If you are a seasonal camper you have access to trails for ATV's and UTV's. In addition to seasonal campsites,there are tent sites as well as a camping trailer rental and a cabin rental.

I got the weekend off last minute, and with COVID, everybody is flocking upstate. I usually go…read moreupstate to go mountain hiking or vacation, but my brothers were with me and couldn't. There were ZERO campsites available anywhere in the Catskills or Adirondacks. After looking for hours, I came across Tin Teepee website. They held their last tent site for me until I got there. The owners and employees were very friendly and accomodating. I had my two dogs with me, which can be an issue at private campgrounds. There was plenty of safe places to walk them. The staff let us know where we could go hiking and swimming too. It's mostly an RV park, but I would go back.

Words can't really do this camp ground justice. From the minute you pull in you can see what a…read morebeautiful, well maintained property you have arrived at. The campground is run by two of the nicest people you will ever meet, Dave and Bev. With the help of other family members, they are there to help you with anything and arrange wonderful events thruout the season. This is a seasonal only camp ground and that makes for an atmosphere of family fun, not party City. We spent our first year here and can't wait for next year and many more. We made wonderful memories and lifelong friendships this summer.

Pristine wooded campground not an RV resort. Simple fun, nice pond for swimming & fishing. Family…read moreFriendly. Located in the Adirondack Mt. Not far from Lk George.

Sighhhh...we wanted to love this place! Glamping sounded like so much fun! But, this did not meet…read moreour expectations of glamping and what we thought it would be, especially for the price. We are campers. We camp in the woods, on the islands of Lake George, way up north in the Adirondacks, etc. but thought this might be a different, fun, and easy way to glamp! The website and the maps provided are very deceiving. We picked a spot "along the River" because on the map, it shows the sites on the river. However, you cannot see or hear the River from the "riverside" tents. The map also isn't to scale. According to the map, the sites are spread out, but in reality, they are right on top of each other. Anyhow, it's pretty much just a big field with no trees or shade with a ton of tents plopped on it. On a hot day, there is no escape from the heat. The tents get so hot! The staff is nice and they keep the place very clean. There is a fire pit, picnic table with cover, trash can, and zero gravity chairs at each tent. The bed was comfortable! The reason I purchased this different type of camping package was because there was a Groupon. I can assure you, that even for the discounted price of $315 for two nights, it is not worth the experience. I feel like they have the potential to offer more, for less. Kayaks should not cost money to rent for people staying on the premises! They should plant some trees or some sort of barrier for the tents that are directly next to the road, etc. We will not be returning to Adirondack Safari.

It was a fun place to stay. Staff was great! Our tent was clean, bed was comfy. We had our own…read morepicnic table, zero gravity chairs, pop up canopy, fire pit and charcoal grill. There were lots of activities on site to.participate in. The only negative part was the bathroom/shower facilities. Bathrooms kept running out of toilet paper and the shower booths were really small. Other than that, it was a great place to stay. Conveniently located to lots of activities in the region (Lake George, rail biking, rodeo). We would definitely go there again.

We camp here 1-2 times each summer. Always enjoyable. Clean and neat. It recently changed ownership…read moreso we will need to see. They could use some picnic table repairs/replacements. The sites also could use a fresh layer of stone dust to regrade. Reservation process is easy to navigate.

This place is terrible. The long term RV tenants run this place with all of their junk littering…read morewhat could be nice grounds. Also a huge fire hazard as someone mentioned, there are massive amounts of leaves and dead branches along with fire pits blazing into the night. Good plan. The office though. Who keeps hours from 11 am to 4 pm? If you need propane and need to get to your next stop, no one will help you. Not even the people who work there and are standing right there. It is very very dark at night at this park. So just be aware. Obviously nothing that they can control, but when having to take your dog out at night, and all of the junk covered in tarps all around.. you tend to forget what is junk and what are large shadowy things in the night. Won't be back. They don't care if you come either. So don't bother. Much better places to stay in the area. I also feel their website is misleading. Leading with a huge picture of Lake George. You are miles from it.

This place is so much fun! I came here for many years in a row with my family, it has many fun…read morethings you can do, including the adult pool, cascade cove, campers cafe, and a shop where you can get many things! In my opinion I love this place, I also totally recommend this amazing and super fun campground!!!

Had an amazing 4 night stay here with the family. The grounds were kept incredibly clean, staff…read morecollected garbage every morning and afternoon to keep things clean, our site had full hookups and a quick walk to the pools and hot tubs. The splash pad was a favorite for the kids and all the staff we interacted with were incredible. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the lake George area

My friends and I decided to go to The Lodge on Harrisburg Lake for our annual cottage trip. This…read morelocation was chosen purely because it was halfway between both groups of people coming (in between Montreal and New York). If you are arriving there after work try to get there before it gets dark because finding the location in the mountains was quite tricky at night. THE CHALET: The Lodge has a few chalets and a main lodge with rooms. We rented out Chalet Wolf which sleeps 12 guests for 3 nights. It was only $200 per night and we had 10 people. The chalet itself was a lot bigger and nicer than we expected, the photos on their website does not do it justice. It has 3 stories, large parking space (can fit 3 cars). The kitchen was huge with all the equipment you will need, also had a BBQ on the patio. There 2 baths + 1 washroom, and many rooms with beds, it comfortably slept the 10 of us. AMENITIES: The lodge itself has a restaurant/bar where you will often find the owner, and his friendly Dalmation. There is a pool (not heated), pool and ping pong tables at the bar, a basketball and a tennis court. There is a small lake in walking distance, where you can ask the owner for his canoes, kayak and pedal boat (all free of charge). The lodge is surrounded by lots of space, we think it used to be a ranch of some sort, where we tossed around a frisbee. SERVICE: The owner is Polish and we believe he manages the business with his family. He is extremely friendly and helpful. We asked him for things like a large pot (to cook curry) and he got it for us right away. LOCATION: The location is right at the Adirondack mountains. We did not go exploring but it is a very quiet and spacious cottage country. There are also hiking trails but you need to drive there (~5km away). There is also a town not very far away where you can buy groceries but everything closes very early. The only complaint would be the amount of mosquitos/flies. It can be very overwhelming. We continuously drenched ourselves in mosquito repellant and wore clothing to cover but even then the deer flies (or whatever they are) had a good feast with us. The bites can get very irritating. All in all we had a lot of fun at this trip and best of all it was very affordable for the quality of the stay. I would definitely recommend for a large group of friends or families to stay at Chalet Wolf. They also have smaller and bigger chalets.

Just got back from a 4 day stay with my husband, 2 toddlers and mom. We rented the Chalet Loon. 4…read moreBR, 3 bath, 3 levels, big deck, fully stocked kitchen, bbq, private fire pit. Great WiFi inside. Small tv/dvd player. Spacious, decorated simple and warm. The bedroom windows had little or no covering which made sleeping difficult. My kids were up at first light. Next time we stay we will be bringing sleep masks. Water pressure was great! Super hot water too. The staff are all extremely friendly and warm. They even had our chalet ready for us 4 hours early. We had dinner at the lodge one night. It was amazing! The Italian wedding soup...I had 3 bowls. My husband loved the cutlets and the chunky mashed potatoes were so delicious. And it was enough to feed an army. Everything is home made and extremely fresh. Comfort food. We also had breakfast the day we left. The pancakes were sensational. Bacon, eggs...absolutely delicious. There are a lot of bugs. A lot. Bring bug spray. The lake is absolutely beautiful and clean. Be prepared it is a steep short walk down a hill. My mother got winded on the way back up (she is a smoker). We ended up driving a little further down the road to a spot where we could drive up to so she wouldn't be left out. We will definitely be back. We really liked not being in Lake George which is a tourist trap. It was quiet and we had beautiful weather so we were able to be outside a lot. We loved the charm of the place as well as the staff. We loved having our own private house and the price is unbeatable. We packed (almost) everything we needed so we wouldn't have to do the long drive to town. Of course I forgot batteries and we had to do it. After we checked out we ended up heading to lake George to waste time and avoid traffic. It was so overwhelming and overstimulating after being in such a serene place at the lodge that we couldn't wait to leave. Thank you for such a great relaxing stay. We can't wait to be back!

Our huge family stayed here for 4 days. It has the amenities that we are looking for, such as,…read moreflushable toilets, individual showers with good water pressure. Bathrooms are cleaned frequently. Each campsite has 1 picnic table and 1 fire ring. Generators are allowed during designated times. Took 1 star off because the spots were tight. Our spot was advertised for a 40-foot rig but our 32-footer snuggly fit in the spot.

WARNING..........Do not book campsites 1-7!!!!! These sites are literally 30ft from the street…read more There is a ton of traffic noise as the campground is right on the main strip only about 1/4 mile from Lake George Village. The campground is otherwise well kept with clean bathrooms.

We absolutely loved our stay at Camp Hudson Pines. These lovely treed sites are worth the extra…read moreeffort in parking and leveling. We kayaked from the little grassy beach area and really enjoyed it. They had boat docks, we may ask about them for our next visit.

Great place if you want a peaceful getaway. We stayed in the Birch cabin and it accommodated to all…read moreof our needs with washing machines, dishwashers, and plenty of beds. The backyard area brings a fabulous view of the Hudson River, and an area to make a fire. We made s'mores and it was so fun. The town of Corinth is also really nice, with great food places such as Rocco's Pizza and Biscuits Bakery. Definitely would return again.