Discover the best RV parks and resorts near Lake George, NY, featuring top pick Lake George RV Park plus a directory of standout campgrounds, amenities, and booking tips.

Everything you need to plan the perfect Lake George cabin stay, from choosing the right shoreline and season to booking early, packing smart, and planning easy Adirondack adventures.

The 4th Annual Strawberry Festival sweetens summer near Lake George on Friday, June 12, with fresh local berries, free samples, live music, and family fun at the Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers' Market.

From a breezy waterfront terrace for a crisp pint to a village spot famous for artisanal root beer floats, here are the best family-friendly places to toast Lake George — with a directory of locations.

From an in-house roaster off Canada Street to a French bakery and famous hand-rolled bagels, here are the best coffee shops and bakeries around Lake George.

From a beloved house of prime rib to an upscale resort grill with mountain views, here are the best classic steakhouses around Lake George for a great steak dinner.

From world-famous pancakes to lakeside omelets and hand-rolled bagels, here are the top breakfast and brunch spots around Lake George, sorted by what each does best.

The best kid-friendly restaurants around Lake George, topped by The Boathouse — a historic waterfront spot — plus four more family favorites with great kids menus.

From dog-friendly lakeside patios with kids menus to ice cream landmarks that have welcomed families for generations, here is where to eat with all ages around Lake George.

Five easy, family-friendly Lake George hikes with big payoffs — panoramic summits, a waterfall, and stroller-friendly paths that even little legs can handle.

A stress-free 48-hour Lake George family itinerary: kid-approved eats, stroller-friendly trails, beaches, and a steamboat cruise the whole crew will love.

The Lake George Land Conservancy has permanently protected 53 acres of forest and wetland above Northwest Bay in Bolton, safeguarding the streams that keep Lake George clean.

There’s a reason Lake George is often called the “Queen of American Lakes.” Surrounded by the rolling peaks of the Adirondacks, the lake offers some of the most breathtaking views in the Northeast. From mountain summits to quiet shoreline docks, the region is full of places where you can stop, take a deep breath, and soak in the scenery. Here are some of the most beautiful viewpoints around Lake George you won’t want to miss. Prospect Mountain If you want the classic Lake Geo

Lake George is famous for its sparkling water, mountain views, and lively summer atmosphere. But beyond the popular beaches and boat tours, there’s another side to the region — quiet trails, secret viewpoints, and tucked-away places that many visitors never discover. If you’re the kind of traveler who likes to explore beyond the obvious, these hidden gems around Lake George are well worth adding to your itinerary. Shelving Rock Falls Tucked inside the Adirondack forest on the