Little Sand point (loop), Campsite Tour Piseco Lake Campground ALL 59 sites Adirondack Camping N.Y.

ALL 59 sites Adirondack Camping N.Y.
Little Sand point (loop), Campsite Tour Piseco Lake Campground ALL 59 sites Adirondack Camping N.Y.
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Piseco Lake Campground (Little Sand point) loop
Dates of Operation:
Opening Date: May 17
Closing Date: September 2
Camping Fee: $20 per night (out of state residents surcharge additional $5 per night)
Address: 1365 County Route 24, Old Piseco Road, Piseco, NY 12139 (directions below)
County: Hamilton
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude): 43 25 02.31729N, 074 33 05.08280W
Campground Phone: [phone]
Regional Office Phone: [phone]
Make Your Camping Reservation: ReserveAmerica
Situated in a stand of white pine and northern hardwoods on the Sacandaga River, this serene campground offers the camper a wide selection of fishing and hiking on nearby state lands. The campground offers a Junior Naturalist Program, a nature based program that encourages children to explore the surrounding environment.
143 campsites, picnic area with tables and fireplaces, hot showers/flush toilets, trailer dump station, boat launch on back side of Algonquin Lake, recycling center, payhone.
The campground on Piseco Lake, offers fine fishing, canoeing, sailing, and all water sports opportunities. Concrete boat launch. Numerous hiking trails to challenge the day hiker to the 133 mile long Northville-Lake Placid Trail are located just minutes away.
Amenities
Piseco Lake (Little sand point and Point Comfort loops) Campground
98 campsites, boat launch, flush and vault toilets, pay telephone, trailer dumping station, recycling center, hot showers, canoe, rowboat, and kayak rentals.
Accessible Features
In the camping area, wheelchair accessible features include the:
accessible campsite (Site 34); and
central shower building at Little Sand Point
See Maps, Directions, and Featured Activities sections on this page for more details on these features. Visit the DEC Accessible Recreation web page for additional accessible recreation
Family Sites
Family sites are larger than typical campsites and can usually accommodate up to 12 people, four vehicles, four tents or two hard-wheeled equipment, or one hard-wheeled equipment and two tents. Maximum equipment size and site-specific limitations are listed with the site details. Sites also have up to two picnic tables and two fireplaces/fire rings. $40/ night
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[@SomeplaceOrAnother]

Nice campground 🤠👍

[@zoemoore7540]

Thank you for this!

[@MobyLife]

Great place for camping, quiet and beautiful there.

[@OutlawCamper]

"Do not wash under faucet."
I love it, nice tour. Thanks for posting this one.

[@katyweilportland4418]

Not funny. Those signs are there for a reason.

[@OutlawCamper]

@@katyweilportland4418 exactly why I pointed out the "do not wash under faucet" sign to the poster of this video. No one, ever, should be considered, even in jest, to be laughing at that. (Especially the guy who washed under the faucet)