All Lake George places
64 places
1Lake George Steamboat CompanyA narrated cruise with a 1908 Mohican in the fleet.
2Fort William Henry MuseumA rebuilt fort brings the 1757 siege to life with cannon fire.
3Prospect Mountain SummitThe short summit walk opens a 360-degree Lake George view.
4Million Dollar BeachA supervised beach day with the Adirondacks in the frame.
5Fort TiconderogaA reconstructed fort campus that brings frontier history beyond the walls.
6Shepard Park and BeachA sandy village beach, public dock, and a rebuilt concert stage.
7Shelving Rock FallsShort woodland approach; the base takes a steep, rocky scramble.
Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education CenterHands-on nature exhibits pair with a short climb to a lake view.
8Lake George Waterfront CruisesRide the 1988 Horicon past islands, estates and mountain shores.
9Rogers Memorial Park and BeachLake George swimming, picnic space, and a pier in the village.
10Great Escape Theme ParkA storybook park with wooden coasters and a seasonal water park.
11Lake George Battlefield ParkFollow Henry Knox’s cannon road past battlefield and fort ruins.
12Mount DefianceSee the height that helped force Fort Ticonderoga’s 1777 retreat.
13The SembrichOpera history inside a soprano’s former teaching studio.
14Veteran’s Memorial Park BeachA compact beach pairs mountain views with easy family play.
The Sagamore ResortA historic hotel on a private island reached by causeway.
15Usher Park and BeachA small beach below the picnic park, down a steep hill.
16Adirondack Extreme Adventure CourseClimb, swing, and zip through a forest full of obstacles.
17Hague Town Beach ParkA shallow family beach with a story rooted in one woman's wish.
18Huletts ParkA free swimming beach with mountain views and room to picnic.
19The Narrows OverlookA quick roadside look across the lake’s south end and islands.
20Black Point BeachA sandy swim with Rogers Rock filling the far shore.
Lake George Battlefield Park Visitor Interpretive CenterFort and shipwreck models bring the lake's battles into focus.
21Lake George OverlookSee the village docks, islands and mountains from one roadside stop.
Village of Lake George Visitor CenterLocal maps, history displays and visitor help in the village center.
22Lake George Expedition ParkA half-mile dinosaur trail and classic rides for younger kids.
23Eagle’s Eye OverlookA roadside pull-off opens to broad views of the Adirondack foothills.
24Charles R. Wood ParkFestival lawn, family play and a walk through working wetlands.
The Algonquin RestaurantDockside dining pairs the Fish Point with wide lake views.
25Star Trek Original Series Set TourWalk the Enterprise sets and see how TV built the illusion.
26Adirondack Winery Lake George Tasting RoomA guided seven-wine flight comes with a glass to keep.
Martha’s Dandee CremeA Route 9 soft-serve stop with generous portions and rotating flavors.
27House of Frankenstein Wax MuseumClassic monsters, wax scenes, and a spinning Black Hole finale.
28Lake George Historical Association MuseumA preserved courtroom and jail tell Lake George’s history up close.
29The Bolton MuseumA former church traces the story of a classic Adirondack resort
30Around the World Miniature GolfTwo themed courses pair miniature landmarks with views of the lake.
31Wiawaka Center for WomenA historic women's retreat with dockside views and quiet grounds.
32Ticonderoga Heritage Museum & Visitor CenterPencils, paper mills and local history inside an 1888 office.
33Hancock House MuseumA Georgian Revival house packed with Adirondack and Champlain history.
34Percy Thompson Bicentennial ParkA quick riverfront stop for the La Chute’s last cascade.
35Goony GolfA storybook obstacle course for putt-putt nostalgia fans.
Rogers Rock Campground and Day Use AreaA 332-site campground with a sandy Lake George beach.
Peggy’s PointA shaded lakeside picnic stop with a small flower garden.
Hearthstone Point CampgroundA 243-site campground with a sandy swimming beach.
Glen Island CampgroundEven the mainland campsites are reached only by boat.
Diamond IslandA Revolutionary War story comes with this boat-only picnic stop.
Lake George Battleground CampgroundCamp near the village and walk to nearby Million Dollar Beach.
Long Island CampgroundA wooded island camp, with a dock at every site.
36Mossy Point Boat LaunchHard ramp, trailer parking and a quieter way onto the north end
37Lake George Dog BeachA quick sandy shore, but check dog access before you go.
Narrow Island Group CampgroundBoat-only sites make this a proper island stay.
Speaker Heck IslandA compact island stop that turns lunch into a boat outing.
Black Mountain Point Picnic AreaA picnic stop among the trees on Lake George's east shore.
Lake George Camping VillageA wooded base with pools and tent, RV, or cabin stays.
38Lake George Mystery SpotThe X is a quick experiment; the echo’s a maybe.
West Dollar IslandA steep rock face meets the water at this island picnic stop.
Picnic IslandA boat-only picnic island with a pavilion beside Lake George.
Brookwood RV ResortA wooded 85-site base with cabins, tents, and full RV hookups.
Commission Point Picnic AreaA boat-in picnic stop with lakeside tables on Lake George.
39Fun World ArcadeAir hockey, classics and prize games make an easy rainy-day stop.
Sarah IslandTwo reservable dock sites make this a useful island picnic stop.
Hazel IslandA boat-only picnic stop with two reservable docks.
O’Dell IslandA boat-only picnic stop on Lake George, with two dockside sites.
Asas IslandA small boat-only picnic island with three numbered dock sites.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Lake George Tour Guide
Lake George, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Lake George NY. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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“You're coming up on the Lake George Steamboat Company's waterfront at Steel Pier. A narrated cruise is a good way to see the wooded shoreline and islands beyond the village.”
Plays as you drive up to Lake George Steamboat Company in the Parkwolf Lake George Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- Lake George Waterfront Cruises and the Horicon
- Fort William Henry Museum
- Charles R. Wood Park
- Shepard Park and the Old Courthouse
- 113 audio storiesacross Lake George’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor White-tailed Deer, Timber Rattlesnake, Osprey, and 13 more
- Works offlinemaps, 67 trails, 64 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
“Fantastic app with many points of information… It’s great to just turn on while you’re driving and it gives you an audio tour of the national Park. We love it!!!!”
