Cabin accommodations in the Warrensburg area range from basic structures to full-amenity rentals, with availability concentrated from May through October when temperatures average 70-80°F during summer months. Some cabins are located directly on water features like the Schroon River, while others are nestled in forested settings that provide shade during peak summer heat. Cabins at campgrounds near Warrensburg typically require minimum stays of 2-4 nights during high season with rates ranging from $89-$200 per night depending on amenities.
What to do
Water activities at Schroon River: Camping cabins near Lake George Riverview Campground provide direct access to the Schroon River where guests can swim, fish, or rent watercraft. "The river is the attraction at this Campground that provides hours of entertainment. If you are looking for a resort campground with lots of amenities this may not be the campground for you, but if you want a clean beautiful spot on a beautiful river convenient to Bolton's Landing & Lake George Village you will love it here!" notes a visitor to Lake George Riverview Campground.
Archery practice: Some Warrensburg area campgrounds feature archery ranges for guests. "There are SO MANY activities in this area. Archery was awesome!" writes a camper who stayed at Lake George Escape Campground. This activity is typically available during daylight hours with equipment rental available at the camp store.
Hiking trails: Forested areas surrounding cabin sites provide hiking opportunities. "There is a nice trail to walk that follows along the shoreline," explains a guest about trails at Rogers Rock Campground. The nearby Adirondack Park offers additional trails ranging from easy walks to challenging mountain climbs with elevations up to 4,000 feet.
What campers like
Heated swimming pools: Several campgrounds feature pools that extend the swimming season beyond lake and river temperatures. "The pool is heated by solar panels so it is refreshing without being cold," explains a camper from Whippoorwill Campsites. Pools typically operate from Memorial Day through Labor Day with some remaining open into early October.
Private bathroom facilities: Individual bathroom units are available at some locations. "Each bathroom was large with toilet, sink and shower!" A camper at Lake George Riverview Campground noted, "The private bathrooms were an unexpected surprise." These facilities reduce wait times during peak hours and provide added convenience for families with young children.
Site privacy: Natural vegetation between sites offers seclusion at certain campgrounds. "Sites are huge. Plenty of room for our RV, and small tent. Private. Can't say enough about the pool," mentions a visitor to Whippoorwill Campsites. At Moose Hillock Camping Resorts, "The added bonus is that there is nice separation between sites with trees and shrubs that block out your neighbors and provide lots of privacy."
What you should know
Seasonal fluctuations: Cabin availability decreases significantly during summer holidays. "We did get a 20% Covid-19 discount because many activities were cancelled and the pool was closed but that is still pretty steep," notes a visitor to Moose Hillock Camping Resorts regarding holiday pricing. Most campgrounds charge premium rates during July and August with some imposing 3-night minimum stays.
Transportation options: Alternative transportation within some campgrounds helps guests navigate larger properties. "There is a trolley to get around the camp ground as well as to the local outlets," reports a camper at Lake George RV Park. Several campgrounds offer bicycle rentals or allow personal golf carts with proper registration.
Bug presence: Insect activity varies by location and season. "We found the bugs to be very pesky in the evening and didn't want to sit outside," reports a camper at Lake George Riverview Campground. Sites near water features typically experience more mosquito activity, particularly during May and June or after rainfall.
Tips for camping with families
Dog-friendly options: Pet policies vary significantly between cabin rentals. "The campground is pet friendly and have a small dog park," notes a visitor to Lake George Escape Campground. At Lake George RV Park, a guest mentioned, "My favorite part was the dog park. I've never seen anything like it and wish we had access to something like this everywhere."
Child-specific activities: Some campgrounds organize regular events for younger campers. "Every time I found something new I was more impressed. Animal shows kept daytime events going strong. Water park was great, kids spent all day there," writes a Lake George RV Park visitor. Some locations offer daily scheduled activities during peak season including crafts, games, and nature programs.
Cabin proximity to playgrounds: Consider cabin location when traveling with children. "You can leave your car/RV at your site and take the trolley into town/to the lake to avoid parking in town," explains a visitor at Ledgeview Village RV Park. "It is safe to let kids ride their bikes around the campground, go to the arcade, pool, or playground because nothing is too far away."
Tips from RVers
Cabin alternatives: RV camping provides similar convenience with additional flexibility. "Sites are pretty spacious and encompass that camping feel without roughing it," notes a Lake George Escape Campground visitor about the RV sites. This option allows travelers to adjust location during multi-week stays while maintaining consistent sleeping arrangements.
Seasonal discounts: Significant price reductions exist during shoulder seasons. A camper at Moose Hillock Camping Resorts reported, "It was $66/night during the first part of our stay but then jumped up to in-season rates that were $99/night plus $20/night because it was a holiday weekend." May and September typically offer the best combination of favorable weather and reduced rates.
Site selection considerations: Cabin location impacts overall experience. "Look carefully at the map when choosing your site. Many of them are near the main road," advises a Rogers Rock Campground visitor. Corner units typically provide additional outdoor space while cabins farther from main facilities offer increased privacy but longer walks to amenities.
