Cabins in Lake George

Magic Forest is a great amusement park for younger kids, with an array of fun themed rides. Set amidst dense woodland, it's a true wonderland that young adventurers will love exploring.

Six Flags is a theme park for the whole family, with exhilarating roller coasters for older children and teenagers, more gentle rides for the little ones, and a wide choice of places to eat and pick up souvenirs. Children will also love the live shows that happen throughout the day, led by a friendly cast of costumed characters. After a busy day full of fun, you'll be happy to unwind back at your comfortable cabin rental.

When staying at a Lake George cabin, you're just thirty minutes from Saratoga Springs. This vibrant city has been a popular travel destination for over two hundred years. Attend a performance at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, the summer home of both the Philadelphia Orchestra and New York Ballet. The city's also a hotspot for museums, including the National Museum of Dance and the Saratoga Automobile Museum.

Fifteen minutes away from Lake George, you'll find Old Forge, a base camp of the Adirondack Mountains. From here, you can trek up to refreshing alpine heights, or visit one of the many local attractions, including the Scenic Railroad, Adirondack Museum and Water Safari.

Adirondack Extreme Adventure Course

Climb, zip line and swing through the treetops at this thrilling adventure playground suitable for kids and adults alike. The challenges get harder and higher as you progress on your adventure through the canopy.

Adirondack Winery

This traditional winery has a modern twist, hosting a range of events to tantalize your taste buds, including wine and chocolate pairing weekends, wine and cheese tasting, and wine cocktail classes.

Veteran's Memorial Park Beach

This beautiful beach is named after the Veteran's Memorial Park, where you can wander through the fragrant formal garden dedicated to veterans. On the beach, enjoy games of volleyball, picnic on the sand and take a dip in the waters of Lake George.

The World Awareness Children's Museum

This interactive, hands-on museum is specially designed for children and offers a year-round multicultural program, group tours that let the little ones learn through play, and art workshops that help them express themselves.

Fort Ticonderoga

Meaning "place between two waters" in the Native American Iroquois language, Ticonderoga sits between Lake George and Lake Champlain. The fort saw four battles and sieges within twenty years but today is a place where visitors can learn about the history of the fort through re-enactments, events and fun hands-on activities.