Glen Island Ranger Station

The Lake George Islands campsites, divided into three groups, Glen Island, Long Island, and Narrow Island, are located on Lake George, America's "Queen" Lake. Camping here is unique; Lake George Islands campsites are accessible by boat only and are spread out over much of the lake. Each of the three camping islands has its own headquarters, to make site registration as convenient as possible. There are campsites in the Glen Island Group accessible by boat only. Most sites are well-forested and private. All sites have a dock for at least one boat, a fireplace, a picnic table, and a toilet facility. Picnic areas have charcoal grills, fireplaces, and tables, and picnic shelters that hold up to 15 people each. Reservations can be made for today and can be made up to 9 Months in advance.

Yearly tradition ruined. Coming to the lake for the last 28years, this was the 1st time we were met with rude rangers. We had a party of 14 with multiple toddlers who were trying to eat their highly anticipated ice cream and use the bathrooms. The dock clock master rudely warned us that the 15min were over, even tho there were still empty docks and no boats waiting to come in. I think next year we will find another special place to buy grossly over priced melting ice creams The clock police should help out in the store to help move the line along, maybe the general experience for everyone will be less stressed

Make sure you reserve your camping location here at early morning as you can’t just go to islands to stay even for a day picnic. Locations are limited around 100 for all islands

I have been island camping in the Glen Island group for about 13 years.The rangers are always friendly and have a good sense of humor. They have told me what sholes to watch for and what island are closed.

This is such a great ranger station!