Rogers Rock - DEC

Gorgeous lake views. Watched the sunrise over the water. Nothing quite like it. Truly blissful. 

Rogers Rocks!!! 

It was a nice place until the boaters came through. Also there was a dog in the site next to us that continually jumped at us while growling. Otherwise it was fine.

Crowded

Rogers Rock is a great campground with many things to do like hiking, kayaking, swimming, biking and playing on a playground. When we went some fellow campers were very loud but everything  Else I would recommend it to young or old people.

So much to do!

This is a great park, on a week day.  The spots are much quieter, and the less people at that beautiful beach the better!!!

Annual Trip

Enjoy the lake

great campground, perfect location to also drive up to the high peaks

one of the best campground on lake george 

This place is packed on the weekends. If you want to avoid the rush of campers, definitely try to make the trip on a weekday. Sitting by the lake is really relaxing when you're all alone!

Go on a weekday

Truly the Queen of the American lakes. Crystal clear you can see the bottom even in deep water. 
Campground is huge but well kept and quiet considering the amount of sites
Sites near Rt 9 can hear road noise
They offer moorings for watercraft
Fireplace was in bad repair
Many bathrooms  and several shower houses that are in good repair
Site 132. not on water
Water pic from day use area
Cell service on north end of campground but spotty

Gorgeous Lake George 

Located at the northern end of Lake George and about 7 miles south of Ticonderoga, Rogers Rock is a boater’s paradise. I was here midweek, so it wasn't packed, but I image when it's full that it may be noisy - and not just from the people. Look carefully at the map when choosing your site. Many of them are near the main road. Sites aren't particularly level or large. Cell phone coverage is spotty, I was getting 1-2 bars with Verizon.

  

There's a boat inspection station, boat ramp, and mooring as well as a beach. Ticonderoga offers some history and is worth a half-day visit. Lake Champlain isn't far away, either.