Saranac Lake Islands Campground
Saranac Lake Islands Campground offers a unique lakeside camping experience amid the scenic views of the Adirondack Mountains, providing ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and exploration.
About Saranac Lake Islands Campground
Located within the Adirondack Park of New York, Saranac Lake Islands Campground is renowned for its stunning island sites, situated on Lower Saranac Lake. This enchanting campground allows visitors to engage with nature in a more secluded and intimate setting, as it can only be accessed by boat. The area is rich in biodiversity, with dense forests teeming with wildlife, including loons, deer, and occasionally black bears. The lake itself is a hub for aquatic activities such as canoeing and kayaking, owing to its calm waters and numerous inlets. The campground maintains a low-impact footprint, ensuring the preservation of this pristine environment. Established as part of the larger Adirondack Park effort to protect the area’s natural beauty and ecological importance, the campground remains a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts seeking a blend of tranquility and adventure.
Highlights
An extensive network of island campsites only reachable by watercraft.
Diverse wildlife habitats home to species like loons and bald eagles.
Direct access to excellent fishing opportunities within Lower Saranac Lake.
Stunning panoramic views of the Adirondack Park from the water.
Notable Natural Features
Island Campsites
These secluded sites offer privacy and a close-to-nature experience, accessible only by boat, enhancing the sense of adventure.
Lower Saranac Lake
A picturesque body of water offering excellent opportunities for boating and fishing amidst scenic Adirondack surroundings.
Wildlife Habitat
Rich ecosystems support a variety of animals, making it ideal for wildlife photographers and nature enthusiasts.