looking for a place to camp

hey i am looking for a place in the Adirondack area that i can pull my small pop up camper into with no amenities that is not around a bunch of people

when i was a kid my dad used to take me up to a place but i cant remember wher it was and my dad has passed on i know around my area there is a place called east otto where i can go but thats nothing like the adirondacks thanks for all your help in advance

looking for a place to camp

Smokin - When do you want to go? That makes a big difference on what I would recommend.

looking for a place to camp

any where as long as i can pull my pop up in and there are not a lot of people i dont need anything like elertic or plumbing or want those things either

i want it as rustic as possible i dont mind travelling at all

sorry you said when not where i want to leave by the 15th and be back by the second of sept

I prefer the state campgrounds in the Adirondacks - but it is still summer and they are fairly busy. Here is where you can get information on them:

http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/7825.html

Of the ones I%26#39;ve been to, for the least crowded, I%26#39;d consider any of the 3 on Piseco Lake - they have no hot showers or flush toilets, and so they tend to be a less popular. (Point Comfort, Little Sand Pt, Poplar Point). The bathrooms are fine though (I think).

I also like Lake Harris and Lake Durant. I have a foggy memory of Lake Eaton, but I think that was good too.

You might also call the Piseco Irondequoit Inn and ask about their campsites. I walk by there often, and they seem quite uncrowded, but I can%26#39;t really tell what the arrangement is there.

Busier campgrounds that we%26#39;ve been to include Moffat Beach, Eight Lake, Limekiln, Rollins Pond. If they offer kids%26#39; programs that%26#39;s a sign that they are big and busy.

As you know, so much of camping is hit or miss. If you have good fellow campers it can be so pleasant. But if you get involved in a large group, or young partiers, etc. it can be bad.

And as always, take all precautions for bears.

I agree with all of Carmen%26#39;s advice.

A also like the Brown Tract Pond State Campground, which is pretty remote.

thank for your help i made resevations for POINT COMFORT campground the site seems remote enuff i appreciat thanks again

Smokin - If you can get your hands on a kayak or a canoe, ask the ranger to point you in the direction of Fall Stream. It%26#39;s a beautiful paddle and you can access it either from Piseco Lake (with a very short carry over a road) or put in from Old Piseco Road.

Have a relaxing trip.

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