Crown Point Campground

About

Crown Point Campground occupies a scenic stretch of Lake Champlain shoreline in the eastern Adirondacks, part of the 440-acre Crown Point Reservation. The 66 campsites feature grass surfaces with most accommodating any size RV via back-in driveways. Many sites offer direct lake views, and the campground includes one lean-to shelter. The Champlain Memorial Lighthouse, rebuilt 1911-1912, stands on the campground shore. Facilities include two hot-water shower buildings with flush toilets, a paved trailer dump station, recycling center, playground, and unsupervised beach swimming in designated areas. A boat launch with accessible dock provides access to Lake Champlain for bass, pike, and trout fishing. Firewood and ice are sold on-site. The campground rests on Revolutionary War battlefields and adjacent to fort ruins dating to the 1750s. Crown Point State Historic Site is nearby, offering interpretive trails through the remains of British and French fortifications that once controlled this strategic narrows of Lake Champlain.

Directions

From I-87 northbound: Exit 28, take Route 74 east to Route 22 north, then Bridge Road east 4 miles to entrance. Address: 784 Bridge Road, Crown Point, NY 12928.