Amazing RV resort! Buffy and Mark ate very welcoming! I love the layout of the campground great…read morecamping experience! Pool is great! Camp store is endless like a grocery store!! Stayed here many time and still will

Recently spent 4 days (3 very cool nights) at Brookwood. First time. Mainly geared toward RVs (and…read moreseasonal), they do offer limited tent sites. Bathrooms clean, as are showers. Owners Mark and Buffie are friendly and hardworking. Country store has some nice gifts as well as odds and ends. Sites have picnic tables and fire rings. Camp wood only allowed if bought at Brookwood, but prices in line w other local stores. Pleasantly surprised at how good this venue was. Large inground pool in the summer. 4.5 stars. BTW, upper 30's all three nights. My friend, Hopalong Casualty, spent part of the nights sleeping in his Nissan Rogue.

Miserable staff. Over grown sites. Small sites. Again I'll say miserable workers. Be happy! You…read morework at a state park!

My experience at Roger's Rock was amazing. It was a holiday weekend and you could tell the office…read morewas overwhelmed but everything went very efficiently. They gave us our campground and we were on our way. When we got to the lot, it was much smaller than it looked on the website which was unfortunate because we were 6 people. We went back to the office and while they were fully booked, we ended up getting switched to a lot 3x the size as our original. We were SO happy with this. The grounds were kept so nicely, the bathrooms were incredibly clean, and there was a firewood/ice truck making rounds to keep the fire and party going smoothly. The lake view is absolutely gorgeous and the beach is kept very nicely. Overall great experience!

Just got back from a lovely weekend camping at Putnam Pond. My group reserved three sites; two…read moreadjacent and one across the "street". The roads around the campsites were in pretty bad shape. I was worried my little Honda would revolt. The sites were clean and level, and each had a firepit and picnic table. A pickup truck makes the rounds a few times per day selling firewood, ice and worms, or you can just drive a few minutes out of the site toward Ticonderoga and pick up your own. It was a short walk to the restrooms and showers, which were the cleanest of any campground I'd ever been to. Honestly, I was impressed! A slightly longer walk took us to the pond itself, where you can rent canoes, fish, or just relax and take in the picturesque view. We hiked the Lost Pond Trail, and it was very clearly marked. No need for a map. Lost Pond is gorgeous! Keep your food in your car or cooler when unattended. The red squirrels are cute, but brazen! Bring lots of bug spray. Leave your cell phone off because you won't have service. Once the withdrawal wears off, you'll have a great time. Promise.

Very well kept campground. Cleanest/nicest showers I have ever seen on a NYS campground. Spacious…read morecampsite. Only 10 minutes away from a Walmart, gas stations, restaurants and fast food. The BBQ place in Ticonderoga is highly recommended. There is also a nice small waterfall in the town of Ticonderoga.

Awesome campground in the ADK high peak range. 25 minutes from whiteface trailhead(s) and even leaa…read moreto the Adirondack loj. Was here on a Friday into Sunday after 4th of July and no complaints on anything here. We stayed at one of the dry sites with a tent and a hammock, but there are hook ups here for RVs as well as cabin options. Front desk sells firewood, ice and has a very friendly and informative staff.

Meh. For $25 a night I got to sleep in a field with zero privacy and tons of noise. The 10 PM quiet…read morehours are not enforced ( at least they weren't for the 2 nights my husband and I stayed). Bathrooms were decent ( better than NYSDEC camp grounds). Our main reason for our stay here was proximity to the high peak trailheads at ADK Loj. I would not stay here again at a field site, but maybe the wooded sites are better. Check in staff was friendly. $5 firewood, $2 bags of ice were a definite plus.

First time here. Spend 2 nights at campsite #30, located on the water of lake Harris. Great…read moreexperience. Campsites were spacious, bathroom and shower facilities were clean. At each campsite, the campground provided a picnic table, fire pit and cooking grate. The lake is warm, clean, and you're able to swim and boat on the lake. There were also dumpsters to throw away trash. We hiked Mt. Adam's fire tower trail, which was about a 15 minute drive away. I haven't camped in years and this experience makes me want to return again.

Lake Harris campground is located on the southern side of the high peaks on Rt. 28N. It's got 90…read morecampsites, most are fairly private and more than half located on the lake. It's almost as far removed as you can camp while still having hot showers and flush toilets. I've been camping here for over 10 years, the campground caretaker or manager, Brenda, is the best. She's extremely personable and welcoming, ready to answer any question you might have. The campgrounds is a great place to use as a base to explore the high peaks, paddle the Hudson, hike to a fire tower or just sit in front of the fire and listen to the loons. The town of Newcomb is full of friendly people but not much else if you want to shop or be entertained. Down the road from the campground is Great Camp Santanoni,, the Adirondack Interpretive Center, Goodnow Mountain. In the other direction is the Upper Works access to Mount Marcy and the surrounding high peaks. In the town there's a small general store, an ice cream stand, a single gas pump and a diner.

Its your typical family camp ground. People being loud after quiet time, fire works going off when…read morethey are not supposed to. But other than that and the fact that the bathrooms didn't always have locks on them. It was a great camp ground with a lighthouse to where you can head up to the top on.

Beautifully set on Lake Champlain. Fairly level sites allow for cabin tents and up to 40' campers…read more Because of that it is popular to RVers. I personally am a tenter and felt rather out of place among all the campers. Showers also leave something to be desired. They are what one would expect from a DEC campground however between the two bath houses there are only 3 shower stalls for 66 campsites.

Very nice quiet camping just off lake Champlain. We camped on site 86. The day before we left our…read morecar broke down and we had to have it towed into Vergennes(about 25 minutes away). We called the campground and Mike offered to come pick us up. He would not let me pay him for his time and fuel. Customer service at its best.

Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 4 nights in a site for big rigs. Our site was green grass…read moreand wasn't level. All the sites located in the very front of the park were on grass by a pond, which meant no dust and not having to wash the coach or car after our stay. This park is located across the road from the lake which made for a beautiful view from our site. We were in the site closest to the front and the road, but traffic was minimal and we found it peaceful enough to sit outside and enjoy the sound of the pond frogs and the view. Too many large trees here for satellite reception. Almost the whole park (in the back) consists of long term residents but their sites were all clean and well kept. We enjoyed our stay but would have prefered staying in a level site.

Great spot! Very accommodating from arrival to departure. Mike is available and very helpful 24/7…read more Access to the river for floating is a bonus. We look forward to our return trip!

Beautiful riverfront views, camping, RVing, clean facilities, and a great community…read more But best of all is Mike who manages services for campers and the campsite. He's friendly, super responsive, and a wealth of information. The world needs more Mikes!