Inlet, New York, draws RV campers to its sparkling Adirondack lakes and rugged hiking trails in the heart of the park. Six directory-listed RV parks start as low as $19 a night, placing you steps from Limekiln Lake or the Fulton Chain. Camp here to fish trophy trout, paddle kayaks at dawn, and unwind under star-packed skies.
Inlet anchors the western Adirondacks with gems like Limekiln Lake, Eighth Lake, and Brown Tract Pond. Anglers chase bass on the Moose River. Hikers tackle Black Bear Mountain trails. Locals gather at Arrowhead Park for summer concerts and the annual Inlet Salmon Run race along Route 28.
Limekiln Lake Campground fits families with 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers, and lakefront sites at $20 a night. Golden Beach Campground welcomes groups via its spacious sites, showers, and full power options from $20. Budget seekers pick Brown Tract Pond at $19 a night for quiet pond views. Eighth Lake Campground suits adventurers starting at $23 with trail access nearby.
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Inlet excels in Adirondack lake camping and fishing on spots like Limekiln Lake and the Fulton Chain. Hikers climb Black Bear Mountain trails. Paddlers launch from public boat ramps along Route 28. Summer draws crowds to Arrowhead Park events, blending wilderness with small-town charm. This hamlet serves as a gateway to 6 million acres of protected parkland.
Six RV parks cluster near Inlet: Limekiln Lake Public Campground, Limekiln Lake Campground, Golden Beach Campground, Eighth Lake Campground, and Brown Tract Pond Campground. All sit within the Adirondack Park, minutes from Route 28. Expect 30- and 50-amp hookups, showers, and lake access at rates from $19 to $23/night.
May through October marks peak camping season at Inlet's RV parks. State-run sites like Limekiln Lake and Eighth Lake open mid-May and close mid-October. Summer packs in boating and hiking; fall delivers crisp foliage around Brown Tract Pond. Book early for weekends near the Fulton Chain Lakes.