Lake St. George State Park

Leaves everywhere — smelled amazing. The lake? Freezing. Didn’t care. Dove in like an Olympic champion with no form or plan. Found a stick roughly the size of a canoe. Tried to bring it home. Human said no. Tragic.

Final Thoughts: Cool breeze, crunchy leaves, suspicious chipmunk energy in the distance. 10/10 sniff potential. Would recommend to any dog looking to reinvent himself as a wild forest prince.

Dump station. Water station. Showers are ok but not great (free). Heard and saw multiple generators going in campsites. Undercover campsites. Friendly staff. Kid at the front gate was very knowledgeable. Beautiful lake. Kids and families. The day use area is great for swimming and playground and picnics.

Nice little campground. Nice swimming area in the park. Friendly staff. Decently sized sites.

Nice, smaller state park. The campground is mostly open grass with space between sites. The staff is friendly and welcoming.

There is a swimming area accessed by stairs but no true beach.

This rating is for a day visit. I cannot speak to the camping experience here.

The park itself is small but very well manicured. There is a large lawn set on a small hill which is great for picnics. There also are tables with charcoal grills all along the coast of the lake.

There is no beach, but relatively easy access to swim via 3 rough cut stone steps about 25 feet long.

There is a large stick built wall less pavilion building with picnic tables and cabinets. This also has a larger grill setup.

There is a good size playground, complete with swings.

You look across the lake to the far shore but there is enough open water for an excellent breeze.

There is a large outbuilding with restrooms. I cannot speak to the cleanliness as I did not use them. The rest of the park was well maintained so I would hope they are as well.

They do fence off a swimming area with a buoy line.

All in all, a very nice place to visit, you can hear the road but that does not take away from the beauty of the place.