If you venture further into the Adirondacks you can see an actual private parlor car at the Adirondack Museum . Downtown Lake George and the road north to Bolton Landing are packed with resort motels . Campgrounds are available throughout the area, including New York State public campgrounds where you can make your reservations online. Camping is permitted on Glen Island, Long Island and Narrow Island, though you'll need a boat to reach them. Wherever you decide, make your reservation early especially on holiday weekends.
Restaurants range from quick and casual to fine dining.
Most welcome children. Every restaurant we visited last summer had a children's menu and activities to keep our daughter occupied. Don't forget to stop for ice cream at Wagar's - Lake George's old fashioned ice cream parlor. The Lake George area has enough activities to keep you busy for days. The Lake George Steamboat Company and Shoreline Cruises offer sightseeing cruises of the lake, including moonlight or dinner cruises.