Launch your boat into Lake George's turquoise waters from Bolton Landing's marinas. This west shore village lures RV travelers with seven directory-listed parks and easy access to The Sagamore Resort. Camp here to hike Prospect Mountain, paddleboard at dawn, and savor Adirondack sunsets.
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Bolton Landing grips Lake George's western edge, where The Sagamore Resort towers as a historic icon. Rent kayaks at Bolton Landing Marina or ride steamboats across the lake. Climb Prospect Mountain Veterans Memorial Highway for sweeping views of the Adirondacks, then cool off at Million Dollar Beach. Summer brings jazz festivals and artisan markets along Main Street.
Seven RV parks turn this spot into your perfect base. Glen Island Group, Long Island Group, and Narrow Island Group draw boaters with 30-amp and 50-amp hookups at a flat $28 nightly rate. Turtle Island suits families and pet owners, offering showers and 30-amp power amid island serenity. Bakersfield East Campground fits those craving proximity to village shops and eateries.
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Bolton Landing excels in Lake George boating and The Sagamore Resort luxury. This village hosts steamboat cruises from the Lake George Steamboat dock and hiking trails up Prospect Mountain. Festivals like the Bolton Landing Art Festival fill summers, drawing crowds to its marinas and beaches for Adirondack escapes.
Our directory lists seven RV parks near Bolton Landing: Glen Island Group, Long Island Group, Narrow Island Group, Turtle Island, and Bakersfield East Campground. These sites hug Lake George shores and islands, delivering 30-amp to 50-amp hookups. Campers reach town marinas and Main Street in under 10 minutes.
Yes, Turtle Island (Lake George) welcomes pets with 30-amp hookups and showers. It sits amid scenic islands, perfect for leashed walks and lake dips. Always confirm policies, as other parks like the island groups focus more on boating without explicit pet mentions.