If you find yourself in Saratoga for any reason at all (horses, golf, family, passing through,…read moreetc.), do yourself a favor and spend some time in the park. I've actually been to Saratoga several times before, and this was my first visit to the park, and it is BY FAR my favorite thing in Saratoga. The grounds are beautiful, and surprisingly large. The large buildings that house the Roosevelt Spas and more are well-kept, with the areas around them landscaped and looking like a beautiful college campus. There are also miles of hiking trails, equestrian trails, fishing, biking, disc golf, boating, and more. We weren't quite prepared, but walking around the park was enough. The tall trees, the running water...I just needed a little nature in my life. There is a reason that the Saratoga Springs are known far and wide, and the weirdly salty, effervescent water purportedly has a ton of beneficial properties. It also creates strange and wonderful rock formations, and you'll come across a few spigots where you can taste the water, and see how it affects the rock around it. I highly recommend doing a bit of exploring.

Ab fab! This is a gorgeous gorgeous park with easy manicured trails along beautiful woods and an…read moreoh-so-photogenic Geyser Creek. The numerous natural mineral springs are like little shrines and a hoot to sample - each one tastes different from the others, some more tolerable, some not; and all allegedly good for whatever ails you. Viewing the old spas and bathhouses (the Roosevelt baths) are stately and impressive. A nice visitor's center and gift shops are situated in a couple. During peak season, it costs $10 per car to enter the park - but it'd be worth it! - during this off-peak period it's no-charge. And the fall foliage colors are great!

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

Nice nature preserve with friendly staff and newly opened welcome center. Large parking lot and has…read moremany activities to get the public involved in nature conservation.

The park itself is very nice, scenic, walkable, and dogs are permitted on leash. However,…read morefirst-time visitors may experience some confusion finding the place. The address is listed as Scout Road, and that's where you'll find 3 parking lots. But Lot #1 is in front of a campground which was (and maybe still is) a boy scout campground. Signs indicate where the park is. However, the map you get on Yelp is shows the park location to be about a half-mile to the east, across NY Route 50, off Ruggles Road, which appears on a "regular" Google map to be the back of a residential area and the Wilton Sands preserve. So allow yourself a few extra minutes when starting your first visit here. On the plus side, on weekdays, you should have no problem with parking or space to walk.

Lake George Beach is clean, well maintained and dog friendly. There's ample meter parking close by…read moreas well. A fair amount of trees offering shade as well as strategically placed benches for you to just sit and relax. Lastly it is close to town and very walkable so there's something for everyone!

Very clean, friendly staff, food was affordable and good…read more Very much enjoyed my day. Thank you

We love, love, love this lake! We're spending the summer in Vermont and our family goes nearly…read moreafternoon for a swim and to play on the (very clean) beach. Red-winged blackbirds zip around looking for picnic crumbs, there's lots of shade, and the lake is shallow enough around the edge for my two young grandchildren to play. We had my grandson's 6th birthday party here and used one of the charcoal grills to make hot dogs. Be prepared to bring a table and chairs because all of the picnic tables have been removed due to COVID. The lake closes at sunset. Go!

Great park with nice hiking trail, paddle boat and maybe kayak or canoe rental. Minimal snack bar…read morein the past. Changing rooms, playground, picnic tables.

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.

I love this campground! They have been making some nice updates the past few years, and it's been a…read morepleasure to watch them progress. My family has a cabin nearby, but sometimes there is too many people staying at once, so my husband and I rent from Ponderosa Pines. The cabin had everything we need, and the views of the lake are gorgeous! The beach is clean, and the people are friendly. The bar is also so laid back, with an updated rustic feel. They often have live music, and again the people are friendly and are there to just have a good time. Relaxed and fun vibes all around. Highly recommend!

You know those movies where an unsuspecting couple rents a "cozy, lakeside cabin" to get some…read moreR&R....and when they arrive it's like a nightmare? You got it. I can always find a silver lining, but I am hard-pressed for this place. Also, I felt that I wished I had known...so this is for you: Don't go: Why? The owner is unhelpful, unfriendly...obviously more concerned about the cash in her long, greedy fingernails than the comfort of her guests. The cabins are dirty. Sticky floors that make the bottoms of your feet turn black. The "view" is not of the lake, but a crowded assortment of trailer R/Vs. (Nice people waved at us on the way in, though.) There is not one bar of soap or amenity to speak of. The beds bite. I am dumbfounded (how could someplace so ugly be in someplace so beautiful?) and so glad I checked out early. Keep driving, friends, keep driving....

I just started coming to this lake and DEC boat launch this summer with my SUP. Super easy to…read morelaunch, they take care of the area, it's clean, and never too crowded. It can get a tad windy and noisy as it is next to a local airport so small aircraft fly overhead, often.

I have some memorable moments at this lake. This time, it was my first time walking on a frozen…read morelake and helping someone check off their bucket list item to walk on a lake. The prior one was my brother, dad and uncle going Canoeing and getting caught by a gusty wind which ended up in a 911 call asking for help (everyone was safe). Round Lake is a small lake in Saratoga County, New York that is located east of the village of Round Lake. It is a "kettle lake", formed at the end of the Wisconsin glaciation by a large block of ice left behind as the glacier melted. Most of the ownership around the 91-acre lake is private. This access provides the only public access on the lake. I have seen activities like fishing, rowing, boating, ice fishing, biking, racing to name a few.