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Seventh Lake Primitive Camping

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Seventh Lake Primitive Camping is located near a lake surrounded by forested terrain in New York. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the low 20s in winter to the high 70s in summer. Nearby attractions include the Adirondack Museum and Blue Mountain, offering opportunities for exploration and learning.

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Seventh Lake Primitive Camping is located in New York

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43.75125374 N
74.731724 W

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Enjoy dispersed camping on government land and leave no trace. Pack in and pack out. No (or limited) services at this camping area. Permit may be required.

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Drive Time

1 hr 12 min from Utica
1 hr 28 min from Glens Falls
1 hr 40 min from Watertown
2 hrs from Syracuse

MARY B.

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Reviewed Jan. 22, 2021

Canoe Camping at Its Best

There are a few camping sites and one lean-to that I know of in this area. We happened upon it on our way to the seventh lake campground and ended up staying for two nights. We accessed the sites by water on a canoe trip. There is a large sand bar within a very short walk which was a great place to hang out. Seventh lake is pretty quiet but there were a few boats there both days we visited. There is a trail that connects the campsites to Seventh Lake Rd. and to the Bug Lake trail and we had some Hikers travel through the campsite. If you are looking for the site from the water, look for a HUGE rock and there will be a sign that reads camp here, there are two more campsites, one with a lean-to within a short walk as well.

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