King Phillip's Campground

Campground in Lake George, NY • 110 RV Sites

Two hundred feet from the Warren County Bikeway and 1.5 miles from Lake George Village in Lake George, New York—in Warren County at the southern end of Lake George where the 32-mile glacier-carved lake, the Adirondack Park's 6.1-million-acre wilderness preserve, and the resort town's 19th-century hotel and steamship heritage create one of the most iconic summer destinations in the northeastern United States—King Phillip's Campground, a Modern America Campgrounds property, provides full hookup sites with water, electric, sewer, and cable TV, a deep outdoor pool, a lake, cabins, a recreation center, a game room with arcade and billiards, a general store, a pavilion, a playground, pet-friendly accommodations, and trolley service to Lake George Village operating from the campground entrance during peak season, all within the forested setting that the Warren County Bikeway's paved path through the recreation corridor accesses directly from the campground boundary. Cable TV at every site. Trolley to the Village. The Warren County Bikeway is 200 feet away. Full hookup sites with water, electric, sewer, and cable TV in the Lake George resort corridor provide the infrastructure alongside cabin accommodations for the guest whose Adirondack week requires enclosed comfort after the lake and mountain days. The outdoor pool—eight feet at the deep end—provides the swimming alternative for the days when Lake George's own water recreation draws the boat rather than the shore swimmer, and the recreation center, game room with billiards and arcade, and playground create the on-property activity for the overcast Adirondack afternoon. The peak-season trolley service from the campground entrance to Lake George Village—the beach, the Million Dollar Beach, the Great Escape theme park shuttle, and the Lake George Steamboat Company's lake cruise departures—creates the car-free village access that the summer parking premium in Lake George makes genuinely useful. The Warren County Bikeway, accessible 200 feet from the campground boundary, provides the 9-plus-mile paved trail through the Lake George recreation corridor for cyclists of all ability levels. Lake George sits in Warren County at the southern tip of Lake George, in the resort community that the French and Indian War's Fort William Henry (1755), the Revolutionary War's Burgoyne Campaign (1777), and the 19th-century American grand hotel era have layered with a historical significance that the $1-million-Beach, the Great Escape, and the summer watercraft traffic on the lake's 32-mile surface have added the entertainment overlay to in the modern resort economy. The lake's clarity—visibility to 35 feet in the deep water—and the Adirondack Park's protected shoreline that prevents the private development that New Hampshire's Lake Winnipesaukee, for example, allows create the water quality and visual character that distinguish Lake George from the more developed northeastern resort lakes. Prospect Mountain Memorial Highway's summit at 2,021 feet, 3 miles west of the Village, provides the most accessible Adirondack panoramic viewpoint—the Hudson Valley, Vermont's Green Mountains, and the southern Adirondack peaks visible in the 100-mile full-circle view the paved summit road delivers. The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake, 60 miles north, and the Lake Placid Olympic venues, 60 miles northeast, provide the day-trip destinations that extend the Lake George base camp into the broader Adirondack experience. King Phillip's Campground operates seasonally through the Lake George summer, with the Fourth of July fireworks over the lake, the Lake George Jazz Weekend in September, and the Adirondack Balloon Festival in Glens Falls creating the event peaks alongside the standard Memorial Day through Columbus Day family camping season. Reserve your site or cabin at King Phillip's and let the Warren County Bikeway access, the trolley to the Village, and Lake George's 32-mile glacier-carved clarity deliver the Adirondack resort summer that Warren County's most conveniently positioned campground provides.

Campground rules and policies

Registration and Arrival
Check-In Procedure
- Check-in time is 2:00 PM.
- Check-out time is 11:00 AM.
- Unless prior arrangements have been made with management.
- We will do our best to accommodate you.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Arrival Instructions
- All campers and guests are required to register at the office, pay a fee if applicable, and obtain a car tag prior to entering the campground.
- When checking in, please bring your driver's license and plate numbers for your vehicles into the office so we can get you window tags.
- Vehicle tags must be displayed at all times during your stay.
- Visitors are given a 30-minute grace period in which a refund will be given.
- Please let the office know that you are expecting visitors.
- Daily visitors should depart by 10 PM.Extending Your Stay
- If you want to extend your stay, please re-register by 9:00 a.m. of the day you wish to stay.
- Please keep in mind that the sooner you let us know the better the chance you will be able to stay on your current campsite.Quiet Hours
- Quiet time is from 10 PM to 8 AM.Speed Limit
- The speed limit is 5 MPH.
- Please assist us in the upkeep of the park by staying on the roadways with cars and motorized vehicles.
- Please do not park on roadways or vacant sites.Pet Policy
- We welcome your pets.
- We ask you to bring up-to-date rabies vaccine paperwork for your pets.
- It does not have to be the original. It can be a copy or a picture on your personal device.
- This is just a precaution to keep you, your pets, and others safe while staying with us.
- As always, please keep them on a leash and pick up after them for everyone’s benefit.Wireless Internet
- We offer FREE WiFi as an additional service for you.
- Check with the office for the best areas to connect.Camping Units
- Each accommodating site may have up to 1 camping unit, 1 tent, and 1 screen room (or 2 small tents).
- Tents should not be placed on grassy areas if at all possible.
- There is a limit of 4 adults per site unless staying in one camping unit.Vehicles, Trailers, Golf Carts & Boats Rules
- There is no limit on how many cars you may bring, however, the extra vehicles must fit on your site and not block other sites.
- Vehicles that do not fit on your site may go into overflow parking in the campground.
- Open/Enclosed Trailers are allowed to be parked on the site as long as they stay on the gravel pad.
- If the trailer does not fit on the gravel pad, it will need to be put in our storage lot for $10.00 per day.
- Golf Carts are allowed in the campground as long as they are gas-powered, have insurance, and are only operated by people with a valid driver's license.
- Boats are not allowed to be parked on the campsite for any reason.
- They will have to be put in our storage lot for $10.00 per day.Children Policy
- Small children should be accompanied to the playground, bathroom, game room, and swimming pool and never be left unsupervised.No RV or Car Washing
- Washing RVs or vehicles is prohibited.Generators
- Generators are prohibited from use in the campground.Pool Policy
- Please follow the posted pool rules at all times.
- There is no lifeguard on duty.
- Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- A minimum of 2 adults 18 years of age must be present whenever the swimming facility is in use, with 1 being on deck.
- Only use the facility during the posted hours.
- Your consideration at the pool is appreciated by the guests and management.
- Please notify the office or management in case of an emergency and call 911.
- Be safe and have fun!Alcohol Policy
- Alcoholic beverages are allowed at your site.
- Please drink responsibly and note that the NY State drinking age is 21, and we expect everyone to obey.Garbage and Recyclables
- A garbage dumpster and recycling bins are located near the entrance to the park.
- Please dispose of only household trash in the dumpster.Campfires
- Campfires are permitted but should never be left unattended.
- The size of the flame must be under 2 feet and under control at all times.
- Campfires should not be burning after 11 pm.
- The safe and proper use of campfires will ensure everyone’s enjoyment.Prohibited Activities and Items
- The following is not permitted at any time: firearms and explosives, littering, loud music, smoking in the bathrooms, cutting of trees ($ 50.00 fine per foot), fires out of control, damaging property, or disruptive conduct. Anyone found in violation could be charged, fined, or asked to leave without a refund.New York State Law
- New York State Law requires that every full hook-up site must have a sewer collar.
- Sewer and wash water can not be drained on the ground.Deposits and Payment
We accept credit cards from Master Card, Visa, and Discover.
- We do not accept personal checks or cash when you are at the campground.
- All reservations require payment in full at the time of booking.
- We no longer accept partial payment/deposits.