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Nestled on the western shores of Lake Champlain in Plattsburgh, NY, Cumberland Bay State Park is a popular destination among the motorhome camping circles touring the northeastern region of New York State. As you’re approaching Cumberland Bay State Park from Albany via US 87, you’ll be treated to the outstanding views of the massive Adirondack Mountains. Downtown Montreal, Canada is just across the border, so carry your passport should you fancy hopping across the border. When a real hidden gem is what you’re looking for, search for an RV in Plattsburgh and make memories RV camping at state parks.

Being strategically located within reach to three states, the park is an ideal place to set up base camp for your RV rental while exploring the towns of Morrisonville, NY, and Grand Isle in Vermont. Sitting right on Plattsburgh City Beach, it’s without a doubt that Cumberland Bay State Park is a swimming hotspot. Hiking trails are abundant at the neighboring Point AU Roche State Park and Macomb State Park, much to the delight of trail seekers. When RV camping at Cumberland Bay State Park, you’ll begin to understand why this state park has for long been on the bucket list of many travelers.

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Getting Outdoors

As far as parks go, this is one of the best state parks in the region, when state park RV camping. One thing to remember packing in your campervan is your favorite swimsuit as you’ll be spending much of your summertime swimming on the gorgeous Plattsburgh City Beach. After having a good swim, soak up some rays on the natural sand, and later enjoy an outdoor lunch at the well-spread picnic tables on the beach.

When you’re feeling extra adventurous, this is a fantastic spot for windsurfing. Since Plattsburgh City Beach is amongst the windiest places in America, the windsurfing here will blow your mind. Should you be a beginner, try it in the morning when the winds are mild. Besides windsurfing, sailboating too is common for adventurers who love the simple pleasure of a consistent breeze while admiring scenic backgrounds.

Another popular activity to do at Cumberland Bay State Park is hiking. When you’re in for a morning walk, a stroll along the lake’s shoreline might just tickle your fancy, or check out the adjacent Point AU Roche State Park. When you crave some wildlife viewing, have a go at the 3.6 miles Lake Champlain Long Point Trail, which meanders through fauna rich forest and marshland. During the cold months, these trails are open to cross-country skiing.

Camping at Cumberland Bay State Park

Camping at Cumberland Bay State Park is an awesome idea when you want to explore the park at your own pace. The campground has electric hookups only, but there are water spigots spread throughout the park as well as a dump station. The generously-sized back-in sites come equipped with amenities such as free showers, laundry facilities, and fire rings. Guests camping with an RV at Cumberland Bay State park enjoy a lot of privacy as the sites are adequately spaced.

With the campground being situated next to the lake, campers can either swim at the beach or just relax in the picnic tables along the natural-sand beach and enjoy the breeze. Should you be interested in hopping over to the neighboring state of Vermont, the campground sits close to the ferry that crosses Lake Champlain. There’s a nice playground for kids, and the campground is open from May to October.

Exploring the Area

When your time in a rental motorhome at Cumberland Bay State Park is almost over, set aside some days for exploring the neighboring tourist attractions. Start by taking a kayak ride to Crab Island, a limestone island in Lake Champlain. The island's towering monument and the flagpole are a constant reminder of the souls lost during the 1812 Battle of Plattsburgh. There are also fossils and shells along the island’s limestones shoreline believed to come from the tons of crabs on the island, hence the name.

A tour to the Kent-Delord House Museum is a must, especially if you’re a history buff. Situated right in the heart of Plattsburgh town, you’ll get to learn the history of this remarkable, well-maintained house that was constructed back in 1797. The house, which also boasts of being one of the oldest in Plattsburgh is intact with the original furniture. Next door lies the Champlain Valley Transportation Museum, where the whole family will love looking at the vintage displays of the history of land and water transportation in the area.

Don’t drive off your Morrisonville camper rental without a visit to the Champy’s Funcity. Kids will have the fun of their lifetime in the laser maze, the arcade, and the indoor splash park. Older kids and adults are not left behind here, as there’s laser tag, an indoor golf course, and a mini-bowling alley. After a thrilling time in the fun city, enter one of the nearby restaurants for lunch, before winding up watching the latest blockbuster with your better half at the Regal Champlain Center.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds


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