1 campground with availability this weekend
Cabin accommodations near Winthrop, New York range from rustic to fully equipped units across several established campgrounds. Robert Moses State Park Campground offers waterfront cabins with basic amenities including electricity, picnic tables, and fire pits. "The cabin is cozy and on the water! You'll love it!" according to visitor feedback on The Dyrt. Fish Creek Pond Campground provides cabin rentals with lake access, making it popular for families seeking water recreation opportunities. Pine Ridge Park Campsite and Riverside Campground also maintain cabin options with varying levels of amenities.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Most cabins require advance reservations, especially during summer months when availability becomes limited. Pine Ridge Park operates from May through October, while Robert Moses State Park Campground remains open slightly later into autumn. Pet policies vary by campground—some allow pets in cabin accommodations with proper documentation, while others restrict animals to tent and RV areas only. Based on reviews from The Dyrt, Cranberry Lake Campground has well-maintained cabins but requires early booking: "Book early for Labor Day weekend!"
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Basic cooking facilities typically include a microwave or outdoor fire pit with grill grate, though specific amenities vary by location. Several campgrounds feature on-site camp stores with essential supplies. The general store near Fish Creek Pond is particularly well-stocked, with one camper noting it "sells pretty much anything you could want." Seasonal vendors occasionally travel through campgrounds selling firewood, ice, and food items. Winter cabin visitors should verify heating options and road access conditions before booking, as many facilities reduce services during colder months.
"New bathrooms and laundry center."
"Area, location, etc. Summers are beautiful winter are terrible."
"Lovely State Park in the 1,000 Islands where water activities are the main attraction. Make sure to check out the island too! The park spans the island and a little snaking river-like bay."
"The cabin is cozy and on the water! You’ll love it!"
Campground full this weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $20 - $116 / night
"Pet friendly as well!!"
"This campground has the best staff you can find in northern New York. The whole time they are open they have activities planned for the kids all summer long."
Available this weekend
"Riverfront town park. Nice for families. Electric, water and sewer available. Reasonable rates. Spacing okay."
"Located near river."
from $30 - $55 / night
"There are restrooms located convieniently throughout the park so you never have to walk more than a few sites no matter where you are."
"Most of the campsites at Fish Creek Pond are along the waterfront, offering easy access to the pond. Some campers even build temporary docks that they leave behind for subsequent campers."
from $22 - $40 / night
"The water is crystal clear, sunsets magnificent, canoeing and hiking opportunities abound, and even on a "busy" summer weekend the campground is quiet and the fellow campers are low key and respectful."
"This is a large campground on the shores of Cranberry Lake with access to many hiking trails and other activities. Quite a few of the sites are lakefront but they seem to book up fast."
Campground full this weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $20 - $40 / night
"And yes, they do have WIFI. Very basic free wifi. There are also plans you can buy for your stay, two of us, two devices, $42 for a week."
"Lower Beverly Lake camp ground gave us the experience we needed."
"It's an average campground, but has a really good location between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake. Our site had the standard DEC picnic table and fire pit."
"This is a very basic campground situated in a small village in the Adirondacks – situated between Saranac Lake and Lake Placid. "
from $18 - $40 / night
from $65 - $295 / night
GuideLarge campground. Sites are open, grassy and right on top of each other. We chose a site at the end of the road with no other campers so we had plenty of privacy. Had the park been full, it would not have been appealing to us. There were lots of RV’s on the water front side. Bathrooms were clean and the new main pavilion had newer bathrooms and showers. Worth the extra walk to use that shower.
GuideThis was one the the best camping experiences yet. The sites are great, right on the water with easy access to get Kayaks in. Loons on the lake wake you, so peaceful and beautiful. Plenty of room between neighbors. You can hang out in a floatie in front of you site, or kayak down the awesome creek. Bathrooms okay, showers clean with hot waters, but you do have to drive to them. Can’t wait to go back next year.
RangerThe site we had was amazing, all sites are right on the water so they all may be just as nice. Ours was flat and easy to level a tent or camper.
The lake was beautiful, fun to swim in and fish in (caught perch, bass, white fish, bluegill, and crappie).
Beautiful trees and surrounding area has boat rentals.
The bathrooms were flush toilets which is a plus, but pretty gross otherwise.
Local store across the road has everything you’d need (fresh baked pizzas, ice, entire convenience store, wood, etc) and gives 4% discount for cash purchases.
GuideI've stayed here twice, once in 2024 and again in 2026, both on Memorial Day Weekend. In 2024 I woke to the sound of loons but did not hear them in 2026.
This is a large campground on the shores of Cranberry Lake with access to many hiking trails and other activities. Quite a few of the sites are lakefront but they seem to book up fast. Most of the sites are spaced out fairly well although a few are close and will result in you seeing & hearing everything your neighbors are doing. However, they are mostly designed well and blend into the environment. A few seem like afterthoughts and are right on the road, so you'll want to choose carefully.
Dumpsters are in the center of the campground near the bathhouse, which has hot showers. There is a sandy beach area near the entrance of the campground and a volleyball area near the dumpsters/bathhouse.
It's a beautiful area and is mostly quiet. Other campers were respectful and didn't play loud music although a few talked loudly late into the night. There are lots of trailer camping sites, so you should expect to hear generators although most people were considerate and only ran them in the daytime.
This is a great campground for exploring the Adirondack Mountains. The town of Cranberry Lake seems mostly dead so don't plan on eating in restaurants nearby.
LegendThis has been one of my favorite campgrounds and I have camped there many times over the last several decades. Always well maintained, but peaceful state forest campground with spacious sites, many right on the water. There is an official beach, but the water sites really have their own access for canoes and nice swimming. The water is crystal clear, sunsets magnificent, canoeing and hiking opportunities abound, and even on a "busy" summer weekend the campground is quiet and the fellow campers are low key and respectful. For a tent camper, this is an ideal location and I love it. Fire ring, even tenting spot, picnic tables, etc. There are numerous accessible campsites, a shower building, and regular restrooms as well as privvies. Small trailers can fit and their is an RV dumpstation, but this is not a campground for big rigs and hookups. The campground is a little off the beaten path and in the further reaches of the Adirondacks for most campers, and the vicinity is one of the largest and most pristine areas in the ADK wilderness. Come well supplied with groceries and camping needs as there isnt much nearby. The SUNY Forestry school maintains a Ranger school at nearby Wanakena on the west side of the lake, and a Field Biology station on the south side of the lake. Nice hiking in the area
ScoutFirst time here - here for a week. From Vermont. We love it. Spacious campsites, beautiful setting. Great staff. Although we are empty nesters there is more for kids/families to do than any place we have been.
And yes, they do have WIFI. Very basic free wifi. There are also plans you can buy for your stay, two of us, two devices, $42 for a week.
Access controlled by gate - system reads your license plate and opens if you are registered
Very good store - more RV repair parts than I have seen elsewhere.
Snack bar - that delivers to your campsite, you order on their app.
I understand they have a restaurant and bar.
Quite quiet.
Will definitely be back.
LegendThis place is a paradise. Located near river.
GuideStayed here one night and it was super quiet and dark 8pm until we woke up. I hammocked right next to the water of Cranberry Lake. It has showers with hot water, which is timed and high pressure. Checkout was at 10am
TravelerLower Beverly Lake camp ground gave us the experience we needed. With a creek side site, water and electricity hook up, lots for the kids to do and activities on site planned by the camp ground it was such a lovely weekend. The lake was perfect and the beach was great for little kids and big with very little seaweed. Everyone was friendly and it’s has the perfect atmosphere with any type of site you could look for.
Cabin camping near Winthrop, New York places visitors in the western Adirondack region with elevations ranging from 1,300 to 1,600 feet. Winter temperatures frequently drop below zero, while summer daytime averages reach the mid-70s with cool evenings in the 50s. Most cabin rentals operate seasonally from May through October, with limited winter availability.
Kayaking on connected ponds: Fish Creek Pond Campground features extensive interconnected waterways for paddling. "The sites are close, so if you're looking for more separation, nearby Rollins is a better option. Despite it being busy, it's still a fun place to camp and spend time on the water," notes Evan W. The shallow shoreline makes it easy to launch kayaks directly from most campsites.
Hiking local trails: Meadowbrook Campground provides direct access to Scarface Mountain trail, part of the Saranac Lake 6er challenge. "There's a trail to Scarface that leaves from the campground. Like many of the towns in the area, Saranac has a hiking challenge. Complete 6 hikes in the area and earn a patch," explains Jean C. The first part of the trail also leads to fishing spots along the river.
River access activities: Riverside Campground offers direct access to the St. Regis River. "Very nice campground. Beautiful river views. Very nice staff," reports Scott. The location provides opportunities for fishing, swimming, and relaxation directly from cabin sites.
Clean facilities: Pine Ridge Park Campsite maintains well-kept grounds and cabins. "This campground has the best staff you can find in northern New York. The whole time they are open they have activities planned for the kids all summer long," says Kyle I. The staff regularly cleans and maintains all facilities throughout the operating season.
Waterfront locations: Cranberry Lake Campground offers cabins with lake access. "So far this has been the best campground we have experienced in NY. Cranberry Lake is massive and absolutely gorgeous," writes Christopher. "Try to get a site on the water. Pretty good privacy site to site."
Family-oriented programming: Deer River Campsite provides structured activities for children. "So family friendly! Great for the kids!! Very relaxing!!!" remarks Kendall S. Weekend programs typically include organized games, nature walks, and educational activities.
Reservation requirements: Most cabin sites require advanced booking, especially for holiday weekends. At Cranberry Lake Campground, a camper advises: "We walked a bit of the campground until we realized it's larger than first assumed. I will say do your homework, check out the site photos which you can easily find online."
Seasonal closures: Operating seasons vary between campgrounds. Robert Moses State Park Campground operates "May 20 to October 9" according to their listing, while Pine Ridge Park Campsite runs from "May 15 to October." Deer River Campsite maintains a similar season from "May 15 to Oct 1." During shoulder seasons, services may be limited.
Bring your own supplies: Most cabin rentals provide beds with mattresses but require guests to bring bedding. Cooking equipment varies widely between locations. At Fish Creek Pond Campground, one camper notes: "The campsites are close, so if you're looking for more separation, nearby Rollins is a better option." Pack extra supplies as local shopping options can be limited.
Beach access: Cranberry Lake Campground offers family-friendly swimming areas. "Campground/lake views are breathtaking! Beach front area is great for families! Sites are fairly secluded!" reports Alison B. The gradually sloping sandy shoreline provides safe swimming for children.
Organized activities: Pine Ridge Park features structured children's programming. "If you are looking for a place to camp and have a good time, this is where you want to be. Children are safe and can enjoy the outdoors. Many events for adults and children," explains Erika M. Activities typically run weekends and holiday periods.
Quiet locations: For families seeking peace, Meadowbrook Campground offers more secluded options. "Our site had the standard DEC picnic table and fire pit. There are showers, toilets, and water spigots," notes Sam L. "We stayed in site 37, which was a bit more private and surrounded by trees."
Site selection: At Riverside Campground, "Mostly RV sites with full hook-ups and a few cabins nice facilities," reports Micah B. For larger RVs, choosing sites in advance is essential as some cabin areas have limited turning radius.
Utility connections: Robert Moses State Park Campground offers various hookup options. "Beautiful state park with lots of services and amenities. We didn't get a chance to see even half of it," shares Elizabeth B. The campground provides electric, water, and sewer connections at select cabin sites.
Off-season advantages: Visiting during non-peak times offers more privacy. "We were at Robert Moses in mid-September and the place was practically empty. Lots of mature trees and well kept green spaces," notes Elizabeth B. Shoulder season visitors enjoy reduced rates and more cabin availability.
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