Caroga Lake lures RV travelers with four glassy lakes primed for kayaking, fishing, and lazy swims in New York's Adirondack foothills. Four parks anchor the action, from budget steals at $15 a night to full-hookup havens. Park your rig here to paddle Canada Lake at dawn or chase trout in the Sacandaga River by noon.
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About Caroga Lake, New York
Caroga Lake buzzes around its namesake waters, split into East and West Caroga Lakes, plus nearby Canada Lake and Pine Lake. Families crowd Sherman's Earl Park Beach for picnics and volleyball. Anglers cast lines from public launches, while summer's Caroga Lake Music Festival fills the air with jazz and folk from stages near Nick Stoner Golf Course. Hikers tackle trails in Rockwood State Forest, just minutes north.
Caroga Lake Campground fits couples and families with showers, 50-amp and 30-amp hookups, and a dump station at $20 to $22 per night. DevilDoc Campsites draws groups and pet owners to pull-through sites with showers for $15 to $25. Pine Lake Campground and RV Park handles big groups and pets near its dump station. Rockwood State Forest calls backcountry fans to tent or RV amid pine groves and quiet brooks.
- Four RV parks cluster near Caroga Lake, with three offering pet-friendly sites.
- Caroga Lake Campground delivers 50-amp and 30-amp power plus showers and dump station.
- DevilDoc Campsites features pull-through sites and group areas for easy gatherings.
- Rockwood State Forest covers 10,000 acres of trails and primitive RV spots.
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