CAROGA LAKE Campground site tour all 105 campsites NYSDEC Adirondack Park, RV's (primitive camping)

all 105 campsites Adirondack Park, RV's (primitive camping)
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CAROGA LAKE Campground site tour all 105 campsites NYSDEC Adirondack Park, RV's (primitive camping)
• NYSDEC Campgrounds
• Campground tours
Dates of Operations:
* Opening Date: May 17
* Closing Date: September 2
* Camping Fee: $20 per night (out of state residents surcharge additional $5 per night)
* Address: 3043 State Highway 29A, Caroga Lake, NY 12078 (directions below)
* County: Fulton
* GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude): 43 07 30.97830N, 074 28 06.45104W(link is external)
* Campground Phone: [phone]
* Regional Office Phone: [phone]
Caroga Lake Campground offers large, level sites to accommodate the smallest tent to the 40' RVs. A Diversified Exercise course with 18 exercise stations wanders through the campground challenging those who enjoy staying physically fit in an outdoor environment. The sandy beach offers a guarded swimming area from mid-June to Labor Day. The campground offers rowboat, canoe, and kayak rentals to leisurely explore or fish East Caroga Lake. Numerous hiking trails located nearby. The area offers historic interests from the French and Indian and Revolutionary wars.
Amenities
105 campsites (some designated as accessible for the mobility impaired), picnic area with tables and fireplaces (some designated as accessible for the mobility impaired), hot showers/flush toilets (some designated as accessible for the mobility impaired), trailer dump station, recycling center, boat launch (small craft), diversified exercise course with 18 exercise stations, sand beach, bathhouse, guarded swimming area late June till Labor Day, pay telephone.
Historic Interest
Origin of the Indian name, "Caroga" is derived from the once nearby Indian Village known as "Caroga". Development of this campground began by Conservation Department personnel in 1927 and, when opened to the public just after the Fourth of July in 1929, the campground had camping and picnicking facilities for 1,000 persons. The present sea wall was installed in 1929-31 to clear the stones from the shoreline and the area behind it filled with gravel to make the present picnic area. The camping area loops were developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1933, thereby freeing the waterfront area for the present swimming and picnic area and increasing the campground capacity. The campground size remained at approximately 100 camping sites until the late 1950's. Shortly thereafter the southern and western sections were constructed, approximately doubling the size of the campground.
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[@jennadresel1221]

My husband and I are staying here at the end of July and I’m so excited! Never been and can’t wait to fish and kayak on the lake🌲⛺️

[@rebeccanash152]

My entire childhood my family and I camped here. Some of the best memories I have are from those camping trips every summer. Happy to see it hasn’t changed much since the 80’s/90’s.

[@JefPersonalVideos]

Beautiful and peaceful view of the place around thanks for sharing

[@SomeplaceOrAnother]

Looks like a nice Campground 🤠

[@MyBackyardScience]

You covered it all, very nice! We love to see these campgrounds you visit that are driving distance for us! We may get there some day! 😀

[@JohnAmes]

Looks to be a nice campground

[@TheGrayLifewithJimPearl]

We have started filming some of the State and National Park campgrounds we have been in. Have not gotten around to editing them but nice seeing how you did you tour. We also want to do site tour videos, if anything for use to remember all the sites incase we go back camping there.

[@MobyLife]

There are many nice places there. But spring is already visible for you.