Lake George Vacations

Lake George! Known as one of the premier vacation spots in the northeast, Lake George has delighted generations of visitors who came to the area to enjoy the mountains and the sparkling waters of the lake. Today's visitors come to the Lake George region of the Adirondacks for much the same reasons, but today have a myriad of choices on how to spend their Lake George vacation.

Lodging at Lake George is as diverse as the area. You can choose Lake George accommodations ranging from resorts, motels, hotels, cabins, bed & breakfast, and private vacation rentals. For the more adventurous visitor, camping is available from numerous campgrounds and RV parks that abound in the Lake George area.

Lake George is located in the Adirondack Mountains of NY, the lake is 32 miles long and dotted with about 175 islands, most of which are owned by New York State. This allows the visitor excellent Lake George island camping and picnicking opportunities. Lake George lies between Ticonderoga on the north and Lake George Village on the south. The lake runs in a Southwesterly to Northeasterly direction between high mountains that in many places end their slopes at the waters edge.

Lake George NY is a small village located on the southern end of the lake. Once known as Caldwell, Lake George Village offers the visitor a large selection of lodging from Lake George motels, hotels and resorts. Around the lake you will find campgrounds & rv parks, boat rentals, restaurants, shops, attractions and vacation rentals. Within a few minutes walk you can enjoy a lunch overlooking the lake, take a cruise, visit the arcades, go water skiing or parasailing or just kickback and work on your suntan.

But Lake George is more, much more. Lake George doesn't just consist of the Lake George Village area alone. Beside the Town of Lake George, the Towns of Bolton, Hague, Ticonderoga, Putnam, Dresden, Fort Ann and Queensbury all border the shores of this large and beautiful lake. Each community with its own unique flavor.

With 176 miles of shoreline you have many choices as to how you wish to spend your Lake George vacation. From camping on an island campsite to landing your first 20lb Lake Trout, hiking Tongue mountain or scuba diving for Lake George diamonds and there is plenty to offer the historically minded visitor as well.

So explore our site and we will tell you all of the things you can do here at the lake and how to make this Lake George vacation your best vacation ever.

Contact us by e-mail at

LGV Associates
Lake George Ave.
Ticonderoga, NY 12883