RV Rental Caroga Lake Campground

Caroga Lake offers some great ways of getting outdoors. A dedicated swimming beach is available right in the campground. The swimming area is patrolled during the summer months, making it a safe place for some fun in the water, so don't forget to pack your favorite swimsuit in your RV rental.

Boating on the lake is a popular activity, and with the boat launch in Caroga Lake Campground, it’s very easy to get on the water when you are RV camping at Caroga Lake. If you don’t have a boat with you, canoe, kayak, and rowboat rentals are available at the campground.

When fishing is your passion, then don’t forget your fishing gear when taking an RV camping vacation at Caroga Lake. The lake is well-stocked, with a wide range of species, making this a great location for keen anglers.

This is a great area for hiking, with many good marked trails nearby. Only a couple of miles north at Canada Lake is a trailhead for three good hikes. Kane Mountain Trail is a moderate rated 1.5-mile out and back with nice views, great wildlife to see, and your dog is welcome as well. For something a little longer, the Kane Mountain North Trail Loop takes you on a 2.1-mile circular hike with lovely views. Lastly, the Stewart Lake and Indian Lake trail will take you passed both mountain lakes on a 4.5-mile out and back hike.

During the winter months, the trails can be explored on snowshoes, plus there are a number of ski resorts nearby for both downhill and cross-country skiing.

The small town of Caroga Lake has all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay while RV camping here. With several gas stations, a few stores, and several diners and restaurants, this could be your base for a great family vacation.

On the northern edge of the town, is the Caroga Museum. Featuring several buildings dating back to the 1800s, including a farmhouse, general store, a cobbler's shop, and a range of exhibits in the large barn. The museum’s aim is to preserve the history of the town and provide an interesting visit for anyone that wants to learn more about the area.

Billed as the largest zoo in upstate New York, the Adirondack Animal Land near Gloversville is sure to be a hit with the family. Spread over 80 acres, the park aims to get visitors as close to the animals as possible, from giant giraffes to baby donkeys and llamas. This is a wildlife propagation facility that breeds rare and endangered species to help protect them, and the center runs educational programs throughout the year.

Another great place to visit when you book an RV in Fulton County is Howe Caverns and the Secret Caverns close to the town of Cobleskill. At Howe Caverns, you descend over 150 feet below ground to explore the world of stalagmites and stalactites. Take the guided tour and boat ride to discover the caves, before coming back to the surface and visiting the High Adventure area. Here you’ll find climbing walls, high ropes and more. The Secret Caverns are close by, and the guided tours take you through prehistoric caves and tunnels. Your visit ends at a very cool 100-foot underground waterfall.