Old Forge lures RV campers with Adirondack wilderness and thrills at Enchanted Forest Water Safari, America's oldest water theme park. Ten parks in our directory put you steps from Fulton Chain Lakes boating and McCauley Mountain hikes. Base your rig here to chase moose, fish trophy bass, and dive into family adventures.
Old Forge anchors the Adirondacks' west gateway. Families race down slides at Enchanted Forest Water Safari on Route 28. Skiers shred McCauley Mountain powder each winter, then hike its trails come summer. Boat from Fulton Chain Lakes marinas. Ride the Adirondack Scenic Railroad through whispering pines. Firemen's Field Days pack the village green every August with parades and rides.
RV parks turn these spots into your launchpad. Old Forge Camping Resort fits families at $50/night with easy access to the water park. HTR Adirondacks Campground delivers WiFi for $59/night, ideal for remote workers plotting next trails. Nicks Lake Campground starts at $24/night for budget explorers. Nicks Lake - Adirondack Preserve hooks big rigs with 50-amp and 30-amp sites, showers, and a playground at $22/night.
Old Forge stands as the Adirondacks' western gateway for outdoor fun. Enchanted Forest Water Safari draws crowds with water slides and amusement rides since 1954. McCauley Mountain serves skiers in winter and hikers year-round. Fulton Chain Lakes host boating regattas and fishing derbies each summer.
Find ten RV parks in our Old Forge directory, including Old Forge Camping Resort from $50/night. HTR Adirondacks Campground offers WiFi for $59/night near Route 28. Nicks Lake Campground starts at $24/night; its Adirondack Preserve adds showers, 50-amp, and playground at $22/night.
Yes, Nicks Lake - Adirondack Preserve provides 50-amp service alongside 30-amp, showers, and a playground for $22/night. Several of the ten directory parks cater to big rigs with full hookups. Check listings for sites near Fulton Chain Lakes to power air conditioners during hot Adirondack summers.
