Our definition of an RV (Recreational Vehicle) is a camping unit designed for road travel that is equipped with factory installed beds and at least two factory land-to-vehicle service connections (electric, water, or sewer) with electric being one of the two. They also must contain an RVIA certification sticker. For example, a travel trailer, fifth wheel, RV motor home, motor coach, custom private bus, folding camper/pop-up, truck (pickup) camper and camper van are considered to be an RV.
Any type of conversion trailers such as but not limited to: conversion utility trailers, conversion buses, conversion school buses, conversion storage containers, conversion box cars and conversion vans are not permitted. Tiny homes, box cars, storage cars or containers, regular school buses or non RVIA buses are also not permitted.
Management reserves the right to add to this list at any time.
A mini-van is not considered a camper van unless it meets the above criteria. In addition, we do not allow boats with cabins and hookups, to be used as RVs. If you do not have an RV as listed above, consider staying in one of our On Site RV rentals, a smart alternative to Lake George hotels.