Spillway Campground

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Site #8 was nice. We had a Campervan and had to use a few levelers. The fisherman in the river are pretty territorial. Kids were standing on the side watching and they were told to leave bc it was disturbing them. Host was ok. Probably won't be back.

The camp host was amazing! Her name is Deb. We will try to get back to this campground again, later in the season.

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Lovely campground right on the river with plenty of good fishing access.
The campground host was especially friendly and helpful.
Loved.it

Lovely campground right on the river with plenty of good fishing access.
The campground host was especially friendly and helpful.
Loved.it

Really beautiful campground! It’s nestled in some huge boulders and near a winding river (very picturesque). A ton of fly fishers too which was cool to see. The bathrooms were very clean and the camp host was so kind! Our site itself (#5) was unique and had fun boulders to climb however was pretty angled for a campsite making it a little hard to set up chairs and our tent, but we made do! The nearest store is about 30 min away which worked great as well for anything you needed. I did think there was direct access to Lake George itself however the campground backs up to the dam so if you want to go to the lake you’ve got to go the long way around by car which I should have checked before leaving. There was one nice trail right by the campsite for hiking but that was about it if you wanted to do a morning walk or hike without driving down the road. Cell service was spotty mostly 1 bar. Make sure you bring lots of cash you’ll need $10 to get a park pass and then some for firewood as well. Overall would recommend for the beautiful of the campground just make sure you bring lots of things to keep you busy if you’re not into fly fishing or don’t want to drive to a trailhead.

Really beautiful campground! It’s nestled in some huge boulders and near a winding river (very picturesque). A ton of fly fishers too which was cool to see. The bathrooms were very clean and the camp host was so kind! Our site itself (#5) was unique and had fun boulders to climb however was pretty angled for a campsite making it a little hard to set up chairs and our tent, but we made do! The nearest store is about 30 min away which worked great as well for anything you needed. I did think there was direct access to Lake George itself however the campground backs up to the dam so if you want to go to the lake you’ve got to go the long way around by car which I should have checked before leaving. There was one nice trail right by the campsite for hiking but that was about it if you wanted to do a morning walk or hike without driving down the road. Cell service was spotty mostly 1 bar. Make sure you bring lots of cash you’ll need $10 to get a park pass and then some for firewood as well. Overall would recommend for the beautiful of the campground just make sure you bring lots of things to keep you busy if you’re not into fly fishing or don’t want to drive to a trailhead.

Nice little campground WAY of the beaten path after CAREFUL analysis, I was able to get my 35' 5th wheel into the site I had carefully researched. When we arrived, there was a family cooking their meal in the site (they had no reservation and were day squatting) Not wanting confrontation and they really weren't in out way (and they had small kids) we let them finish cooking as they already had a fire going. Sometimes you just have to roll with it. We only spent one night there, but in hind site, I would have spent several more nights there and it was an amazing experience. The worst part was the wash-boarded Eleven Mile Canyon Road. If you are pulling a larger RV and not extremely confident in your vehicle negotiation skills, I would not try this. Checkout "campsite recon" on you tube for a good drive through video. At the entrance, there is a curve to the left with a rock wall on the right and a boulder on the left and a hump in the middle of that. My biggest fear was hitting the truck bed with the trailer at that spot.

Nice little campground WAY of the beaten path after CAREFUL analysis, I was able to get my 35' 5th wheel into the site I had carefully researched. When we arrived, there was a family cooking their meal in the site (they had no reservation and were day squatting) Not wanting confrontation and they really weren't in out way (and they had small kids) we let them finish cooking as they already had a fire going. Sometimes you just have to roll with it. We only spent one night there, but in hind site, I would have spent several more nights there and it was an amazing experience. The worst part was the wash-boarded Eleven Mile Canyon Road. If you are pulling a larger RV and not extremely confident in your vehicle negotiation skills, I would not try this. Checkout "campsite recon" on you tube for a good drive through video. At the entrance, there is a curve to the left with a rock wall on the right and a boulder on the left and a hump in the middle of that. My biggest fear was hitting the truck bed with the trailer at that spot.