Hearthstone Point Campground

We stayed at Hearthstone Point after a couple of concerts at SPAC. Easy access from I-87, yet far enough away that you don't hear it. The campsites are close together, but there are some really nice ones. Some are tiny and kind of sloped (almost seemingly squeezed in as an afterthought), and others are huge and flat. We booked one of the former and asked if we could switch upon arrival during a busy weekend. Sara at check in was phenomenal! She checked us in and let us scope out the available sites and swap. So easy! Sara is the best!! Restrooms are basic but clean. We didn't use the showers or visit the beach. Overall, a comfortable place at a great value to spend a night or two!!

Great if you want to stay up late & have loud party at your campsite. Two separate campsites were very loud. I didn't see anyone doing rounds. 1 campsite went to bed around 2 am. The other campsite got even louder. Finally around 3 am someone talked to them & they went to bed. Also road traffic was very loud. Do not camp at site #212. People use it as a shortcut to bathroom so while we are in tent trying to sleep people are walking on the other side of our tent talking & the flashlights lit up our tent. They would also walk right next to our car. They need signs showing were exits, one-way lanes, bathrooms, beach & showers are. Even with a map we had a hard time finding anything. Shower had weird odor. Bathroom very rustic. Alot of poison ivy at campground. The deck by beach needs to be kept up. Beach was nice.

The campground itself is pretty. The lakefront is awesome, but the staff are surly and confrontational. Mark Jarvis (camp janitor, pictured) decided to scream at us for going while driving to our campsite, subsequently clipping my sons car door with his rusty truck (pictured) He did not show and sort of professionalism in his work.

We have been coming to this campsite several times a year for the past decade and while it remains a favorite, because of its location right outside the Village of Lake George and the water access from the park, it feels like the grounds and facility maintenance has steadily gone downhill the last few years. We always stay on the loop closest to the lake where the bathrooms are a bit older (there were supposed to have been remodeled along with the others), the age of the bathrooms would not be an issue if they were even remotely clean, there was mold in the sink and NO hand soap, another camper left some in there but when that was finished there was no other soap provided, luckily toilet paper was always readily available and we had soap at our site. The staff is super friendly and doing the best that they can but it feels as if New York State has no interest in funding its parks. We will continue to visit but will pack extra supplies for cleanliness

This is a great place to camp that is just outside of the village of lake George. It is cheap per night and the facilities are clean and well maintained. The roads are all paved making it less dusty for a camping environment if your plan an extended stay. The beach is nice and kept very clean.