Fish Creek Pond - DEC

Not too far from Tupper Lake in the Adirondak Mountains    most camp sites right on the water of clean/clear Fish Creek Pond .    Most sites have shade and some have docks with them.   Vendors of Wood, Ice Cream, Pansteries/baked goods, bait, and others come through the camp area once a day.  There is an outdoor church for those interested in Mass and or Services  on Sundays.  Things to do for the kids  like arts and crafts    A general store with EVERYTHING  you can think of is a bout a couple miles off the property.   There is time for sailing canoeing motor boating including skiing.  Fishing right off the banks of your site is a convenient way to fish as much as you like.  Rangers patrol constantly keeping all the campers safe and provide a enjoyable atmosphere. Love to take weeks at a time  to stay in this lovely area.  A canoe portage is available which connects to Rollins Ponds its sister camp ground  

Lovely place to Camp 

ive been going to fish creek with family since I was a kid! great memories in a great location! close to fishing, hiking, and a great spot to kayak. i also love historic saranac village.

since I was little

With around 300 campsites that surround the water, this remains one of the busiest campgrounds in the Adirondack Park. The campsites 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. Most of the campsites are fairly flat and spacious, and the water is great for swimming and watersports. My families including my own have been camping there for several decades, so it becomes a fun family tradition and trip to look forward to each year.

Full of traditions and families camping for generations

We try to make an annual trip here in late September, after the throngs of summer crowds have left. The sites are varied as to size and desirability, not all are level for trailers and rv’s, so do some research ahead of time to find the spot that is perfect for you. We enjoy kayaking, and there is plenty of access for that here. So many of the ponds connect that you could paddle for days and not get bored. We always go for a spot that has easy, shallow access to the lake, some are steeper to maneuver. The bathrooms are well kept, but very basic. There is a central shower house (free) with many stalls so there is rarely a wait. Summer months are very crowded there, reservations always encouraged (and currently required due to COVID). If you enjoy leaf-peeping, I recommend the last week of September when the colors and the mountains are just gorgeous! We were at site #147 which was huge and had easy access to the lake with our kayaks, and had a water spigot between it and the next site. No w/e/s hookups at any of the sites, but there is a three-lane dump station for your convenience if you are in an RV. 

Our favorite place

We have a rather large rig (36 ft fifth wheel plus the truck) &amp; while fish creek is notoriously a tent only/small rig campground we fit perfectly &amp; our site has cell service! 10/10! Site 106! The water views/access is hard to beat as well.