Trout anglers hook legends in Lake Clear's famously transparent waters. Paddlers launch into the Saranac Lakes chain from quiet shores. Five RV parks anchor your Adirondack escape, steps from trails and timber.
5 parks found
Trout anglers hook legends in Lake Clear's famously transparent waters. Paddlers launch into the Saranac Lakes chain from quiet shores. Five RV parks anchor your Adirondack escape, steps from trails and timber.
5 parks found
Lake Clear hugs the Adirondack Park's wild core near Saranac Lake. Brook trout rise to flies on the lake's pristine surface, one of New York's clearest. Floodwood Road snakes past Polliwog Lake and Little Green Pond for backcountry hikes. Paul Smith's College hosts maple syrup festivals each spring, drawing foodies to the hamlet.
Junction Campsite draws solitude seekers with basic sites amid pines. Families plug into WiFi at Charlie's Inn Junction Campground, rates start at $32 nightly. Pet lovers unleash at Middle Pond Campsite, campfires crackle freely. Polliwog Lake on Floodwood Road lures pond fishers. Little Green Pond fits fire-building enthusiasts under vast skies.
Lake Clear earns fame for crystal-clear waters teeming with brook trout in the Adirondacks. Anglers fly-fish from shore or boat on this gem of the Saranac chain. Hikers explore nearby Saranac Lakes Wild Forest trails, while paddlers glide to connected ponds like Polliwog. Spring brings Paul Smith's College syrup events.
Junction Campsite, Charlie's Inn Junction Campground, Middle Pond Campsite, Polliwog Lake on Floodwood Road, and Little Green Pond fill the directory. These cluster near Route 86 and Floodwood Road for easy access. Charlie's provides WiFi, Middle Pond suits pets, others allow campfires amid woods.
Middle Pond Campsite stands out as pet-friendly with allowed campfires. Pets roam freely on its sites near the pond in Adirondack woods. Other parks like Junction and Charlie's may accommodate, check listings for rules on leashes and fees.
