Rogers Rock Campground

It's my favorite campground. But sadly it's not taken care of. Like many others have stated, bathrooms are FILTHY! I feel like I'm going to get an STD just showering. I have tried using the facilities at different times of the day to see if maybe they are cleaner at certain times, but they are always filthy. NYS Health Department should seriously do an inspection. As far as the sites. Be sure to drive the whole campground if possible to make notes. Some sites are small and not level at all. Some are great. The fireplaces need serious attention. Most were broken apart. Last season our picnic table was in rough shape too. We have had seasons where we had quiet neighbors and other seasons where we have had the worst camping neighbors ever. If you have loud campers next to you, don't expect an

Nice campground close to Clifton Park area (just over an hour drive). The beach was clean and good for swimming, docks that you can sit on and watch the sunset, nice wooded areas and a lot of wildlife around - there was a Porcupine right by our fire pit at night!

Pretty but aging, FILTHY facilities. Narrow roads that are difficult to navigate but the worst thing was SPEEDERS! Even the staff go SO fast. We slowed people down and were asked by staff “do you let your kids play in the road at home?” No we don’t but it was a danger for not just kids anyone walking with kids, pets or alone. Most campgrounds are 5mph. This is 15 and that’s just too fast to drive safely period. An encon officer did show after many complaints about the crazies who were high driving around and yelled that a man was doing nearly 30.. but slap on the wrist. I nicely said please slow down and was flipped off. The Map is awful. Sites are TIGHT. A site labeled 40’ pull through WASN’T a pull through or even close to 40’. I reserved a 30’ and could barely get in. It was more of a t

Great spacious sites. Hiking trails. Access to beach area. Boating/kayaking/paddleboarding. Boat station. Wonderful views of northern lake George.

We went up to see my college buddies who camp there every year and spent about 4 hours visiting their adjoining campsites. Each has space for two vehicles to park with room for a large tent, a concrete-backed fire pit which we cooked on, and a wooden picnic table. Recommendations include a mesh enclosure for the table and a hammock or two for the teenagers. Plenty of shade on their loop with the washrooms conveniently located nearby. Hague is a beautiful small town near the site for essentials and a Jeep drives around selling firewood for $15 per plastic bin (30 or 40 quart size) with local options also available. If you have a dog, BRING A RABIES VACCINATION CERT! Even visitors need to show proof of vaccination. It will speed up the process of entry and some cell carriers lack service