RV rental Lake Harris Campground, NY: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Lake Harris Campground is named after the lake it sits next to and is a fairly new camping area, having been built between 1960 and 1962. The lake receives fresh water from the Hudson River and is connected by the river and narrows to Rich Lake and Arbutus Pond farther downstream. It's a popular spot for boating, canoeing, and kayaking, and is home to a variety of fish species such as large and smallmouth bass, walleye, and northern pike, to name a few.

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Getting Outdoors

Head an hour's drive south with the Newcomb camper rental, and you can check out the Hudson Gorge Wilderness. The area is named after both the Hudson River and the gorge it passes through, which is located in the center of the wilderness. This section of the river has many rapids and cascades, leading to its designation as a wild river, while the parts above and below the gorge are classified as scenic rivers. The Hudson Gorge Wilderness, located near the town of Indian Lake, is a popular destination for kayakers and has something to offer all skill levels, from beginner to expert. The wilderness is also a good choice for hiking and primitive camping.

Camping at Lake Harris Campground

The campground is situated on the northern shore of Lake Harris. It is surrounded by hardwood trees that change in color with the seasons. Many of the Lake Harris campsites are located along the water's edge, and campground amenities include restrooms with hot showers and flush toilets, a dump station and recycling center, a boat launch, and a picnic area. If you'd like to go fishing or take a trip out on the lake, you can rent rowboats and canoes on site. If chilling out and taking in the atmosphere is your preference, the campground has firewood for sale.

Exploring the Area

Elizabethtown is a small town that was named after the wife of one of the earliest settlers; despite its size, the town has two landmarks that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places (the Hand-Hale Historic District and Hubbard Hall). It's also home to the Adirondack History Centre Museum, which has exhibits documenting the history of the area, nature trails, and gardens where you can sit and enjoy the serenity of the landscape. The town has a handful of restaurants (and more nearby), providing a selection of your favorite comfort foods. One of the advantages of Lake Harris Campground camping is being able to grab a takeout order of your dinner and enjoy it in the comfort and privacy of your temporary home-on-wheels.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Lake Harris Campground

Lori W.

August, 2025

We had an absolutely delightful time traveling with Thor again this year. Our host, Carrie, was very hospitable and thought of absolutely everything we might need and had it packed, at our disposal. Carrie was very easy to communicate with, start to finish.
John O.

July, 2025

Very good RV that met all of our needs. Carrie was available to answer questions during the trip and was a great host overall!
John H.

April, 2025

Thor is AWSOME! My 2 kids, dog and I were the most comfortable we’ve ever been on this, our 5th RV trip(1st with Thor). The very best part is how well Thor’s family has prepared and maintained him. We had everything we could ever need for glamping or boondocking. On top of that, there were games, comfort items, tools, digital entertainment and even smores! Thor’s family also prepares you with A+ communication and support. I can’t stress this enough…success is the result of preparation and Thor and his family have done seemingly everything to ensure successful and endless adventures. And he’s the easiest Class C to drive, ever. RV’s are never perfect. Driving a home down the highway at 70 can be noisy and erratic over rough roads or in windy areas. Things rattle and shift around. Operating Thor in a smooth and safe manner will be the most rewarding experience you can have with an RV. Working with Thor’s family has been just as rewarding for us. I give Thor and his family the highest recommendation I can. Book a trip and go get some experiences to remember.

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