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Toward the end of the 19th century until the mid-20th century, up to 90% of gloves sold in the United States were made in only one place: Gloversville, New York. An hour's drive away from Albany, Gloversville was first settled by New England Puritans in the late 18th century. The abundance of clear water and hemlock bark (used in leather tanning) eventually lured skilled workers from Europe's glove-making centers, reshaping the physical layout of the town and its cultural heritage to reflect the German, Polish, and Italian roots of its new residents.

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Explore the “Land of 44 Lakes” in Southern Adirondacks

Of the county's 44 lakes, the Great Sacandaga Lake, half an hour's drive away by Gloversville motorhome rental, is the largest. Measuring 29 miles long and six miles wide, the lake is the winter venue of the Annual Walleye Challenge. It's also an ideal location to launch a boat or take a dip for a swim. Access the lake from any of the town's public beaches.

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The Caroga Lake State Campground in Gloversville offers amenities that include restrooms, showers, and access to a dump station. Boating, fishing, and hiking are some of the popular pursuits in and around the campground. If all you need is a place to park for the night, you can always find out if the local Walmart accepts overnight campers in their parking lot. If they do, make sure the store manager approves of your parking plans.

Experience Gloversville’s Glorious Past

A walk around downtown Gloversville reminds you of the city's wealthy past. Gaze up at three and four-story Victorian structures that speak of the boom times. Or seek out former glove factories to gain insight into the industry that once made the city and nearby Johnstown "the glove-making capital of the world." Europeans who settled this corner of the southern Adirondacks brought their musical tastes with them, and theaters and opera houses are a testament to their preferences in entertainment. The Kasson Opera House is one of those remaining structures that still stand today.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Gloversville

Zelin X.

October, 2025

Amazing rental experience from Andrew. Super nice and flexible throughout the renting process. We had an amazing time!
Chandra D.

September, 2025

Everything was great! Camper was delivered all set up and ready to go. Camper was clean and well provisioned. Really made our trip!
Ralph D.

September, 2025

It was our first time using an RV and it was everything we imagined

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